Exactly who the socialists are in Congress.
Don’t act so surprised.
UPDATE: It would appear this above link is a hoax as it replicates an older list and posted to appear as something it was not. Thanks go to Jim for pointing this out.
Please disregard this post.
Harry Reid. Inconsistent about supporting revising the 14th amendment (concerning birthright – aka, anchor babies) did exactly that in 1993.
Wow. Thank goodness for official government records, isn’t that right, Mr. Reid?
Posted in Constitution, Corruption, Ethics, History, Illegal Aliens, Rights
Tagged Remember, U.S. Senate
So sayeth the federal appeals court in NY.
2nd Circuit Court of Appeals in Manhattan reversed a decision that had barred Congress from withholding funds from ACORN.
So far, so good.
For the private sector. Anybody notice that?
“Lawmakers convened today for anticipated approval of a Senate-passed bill aimed at preventing thousands of layoffs of teachers and other government employees.”
UPDATE:
And to add insult to injury, the Dems seem to think its okay to allow public employee unions to run ads against the GOP using funds from that bailout.
I’d say that’s criminal.
UPDDATEx2:
And now, no soup for you.
“But the bill also requires that $12 billion be stripped from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, commonly known as food stamps, to help fund the new bill …”
Daily soap operas can’t do better than the real issues of the day.
Posted in Corruption, Deficit, Economy, Ethics, Taxes
Tagged anti-business, Control, Fraud, Incompetence, Spending, Unemployment
It would seem so. Someone thinks so.
“It’s not the content of their activity – that being the national anthem – it’s the location,” he said. “A couple steps and it would have been no problem whatsoever.”
So said Sgt. David Schlosser. “The United States Park Police is absolutely content-neutral when it comes to any sort of demonstrations in these areas.”
Wow. So how was this group of high school students supposed to know that? How was anyone supposed to know that?
Since when is speech, or singing, supposed to be curtailed when attempting to display patriotism?
Posted in Abuse of Police Powers, Ethics, Freedom of Speech, National Pride, Speech
Tagged Control, controversy, Freedom, Pledge
Have we got shortages and blackouts to look forward to?
Perhaps we could learn something from India and develop one, and more (lots more), of these.
As explained by Michael P. Fleischer in his article, “Why I’m Not Hiring.”
Found in the Wall Street Journal, its Opinion Journal section.
Good paper. Good information. Which is why I think anyone interested in our current state of economic affairs should read this particular piece to better understand how much it costs a company to keep an employee.
And why the given climate is making it more difficult to hire and easier to choose to not hire.
Keep an open mind. These details you perhaps don’t even know about.
After reading it, ask yourself why (some? most?) high schools do not teach basic economics. Perhaps some do, the one I attended certainly did not.
Posted in Constitution, Corruption, Deficit, Economy, Ethics, Taxes, Theft
Tagged controversy, Spending
They are still here.
Manufacturing dirt. Too bad they keep tracking it in wherever they go.
Heh. Too bad for them, that is.
Daniel McAndrew 