General Election starts.
I’d say – do your worst, but – in fact, it should really be:
Do Your Best.
Pick the next generation of Congress that (had better) fix our country right.
Some inspiration:
Too Late to Apologize: A Declaration
America Rising An Open Letter to Democrat Politicians
Now go do that voodoo that you do so well.
I will be a part of it. I will do my civic duty ass I always have.
I WILL BE WATCHING.
Posted in Constitution, Ethics, Freedom of Speech, History, National Pride, Rights, Rule of Law, Sovereignty, Voting
Tagged Freedom, Justice, Pledge, Promise, Remember, Tea Party, The American Way, Truth
h/t Don Surber (fantastic Conservative Blog!)
Senators Complain IRS is Stonewalling Inspector General
Washington, D.C.
(October 20, 2010)
By WebCPA Staff
A pair of U.S. senators has written to IRS Commissioner Douglas Shulman and the heads of a dozen other federal agencies asking why they have erected roadblocks to investigative efforts of their agencies’ watchdogs, their inspectors general.
Posted in Corruption, Ethics, Rule of Law, Taxes
Tagged Control, Marxism, Spending, Transparency, Truth, U.S. Senate
Portland residents will vote Nov. 2 on a proposal to give legal residents who are not U.S. citizens the right to vote in local elections, joining places like San Francisco and Chicago that have already loosened the rules or are considering it.
Noncitizens hold down jobs, pay taxes, own businesses, volunteer in the community and serve in the military, and it’s only fair they be allowed to vote, Rwaganje said.
Wait a minute. He lived here for 13 years and didn’t bother to become a citizen? What held him back? Why wouldn’t he want to become a citizen beforehand? He didn’t try?
As for the city, I have a problem with this approach. They could have helped him, and others, on the path to citizenship well before this. What the h-e-double-toothpicks is wrong with them?
Posted in Constitution, Corruption, Ethics, Politics, Rule of Law, Voting
Tagged Enforcement, Pledge, Remember, Truth
In fact, Keith Ellison demonstrates he is totally unaware of the human condition.
Completely.
At the very least, Juan William’s honesty about his misgivings on the plane at that time demonstrates human self-preservation due to his knowledge of recent tragic events.
That’s it. In a thoroughly human nutshell.
Which tells me how “inhuman” Ellison probably is.
And not quite the American he thinks of himself.
Fortunately, for this union worker.
Even so, this episode reminds many of the intolerance some have no matter what the truth really is. Nor, do they care to think it through in the first place.
Glad I don’t work, or pay dues, to that union.
Posted in Constitution, Corruption, Ethics, Politics, Rights, Speech
GW = Global Warming.
Professor Emeritus Hal Lewis Resigns from American Physical Society
His letter is posted here. Remember, follow the money.
And another point from Watt’s Up With That?
Unfortunately, some just didn’t read the memo. Let’s hope they will, but don’t hold your breath.
Posted in Corruption, Environmental, Ethics, Global Warming, Research
Chicago.
You won’t see this protest on the news.
But you can read about it, and see the pictures, right here.
Posted in Constitution, Corruption, Deficit, Economy, Ethics, Rule of Law, Sovereignty, Taxes
Tagged anti-business, Control, Fraud, Healthcare, Incompetence, Marxism, Spending, Truth, Unemployment
If only, an elected Congressman/woman would consider legislation to be constitutional. First.
If only, that consideration wasn’t just left to the courts to decide, but in the legislative process itself.
If only, there were common sense applied up and down the line, including how a widely cited expert on the Supreme Court, responded, “How weird is that, I thought. Isn’t it a court’s job to determine whether or not something is, in fact, constitutional? And isn’t that sort of provided for in, well, the Constitution?” (Well, so much for being an – expert.)
If only, a progressive blogger – that writes in U.S. News & World Report, that such talk of requiring constitutionality is “just plain wacky.” (Wacky? Is that all that blogger has to describe it? Not, correct?)
Jonah Goldberg refers to this as creepy logic. I call it what it is.
This is how an elected official should be doing their job. In compliance with the Constitution. Daily.
Posted in Constitution, Corruption, Ethics, Rule of Law
Tagged Enforcement, Freedom, Truth
Here is an overhead shot of the attendees for the Restore Honor Rally on 08/28/10.
And here is a shot from stage view of the One Nation Rally on 10/02/10.
From this, I’d say of the Left – there isn’t enough of them.
Let’s see if this holds true one month from now.
29 Days to Election Day, 2010. Be there.
UPDATEx1: Photos of the One Nation Rally. We definitely can call them Socialists now.
Oh, and the trash they left behind? Symbolic, for what they do to America.
UPDATEx2: And it appears that CSPAN is into creative advertising as well, by using a photo of the Restoring Honor Rally to advertise for the One Nation thingy. I’d say they don’t have the budget for real, honest photojournalists anymore.
UPDATEx3: An unhinged, deranged One Nation rally attendee assaulted a reporter that was recording video of Charlie Rangel. So much for peace and love, eh there? Video at the link.
UPDATEx4: And here is an overhead view of the One Nation Rally similar to the Restoring Honor event. Note the time of day.
Posted in Constitution, Deficit, Economy, Ethics, National Pride, Rule of Law, Sovereignty, Voting
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