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“Honest” Marco?
I know that most people are writing about and covering stories about how the IRS gave extra scrutiny to conservative and pro-Israel groups. The Justice Department and the AP phone records is also in
Read More »I Wish I Had Supported Charlie Crist
I voted for and supported Marco Rubio when he ran against Charlie Crist for the Republican nomination to run for the U.S. Senate. I did so because I believed that Rubio was a real
Read More »Same Sex Marriage
I do not think there is anything in the U.S. Constitution that could be interpreted as calling for a state to have to allow same sex marriage. I cannot find that this issue was
Read More »Why Hasn’t This Killing Been Widely Reported?
The killer has admitted to killing victim Brittany Wells, stealing her car. and shooting two other people, leaving one paralyzed and the other less seriously wounded. It was not an attempt at car jacking
Read More »Cratophobia or Fear of Government
I have a phobia. I do not fear heights (acrophobia) or outdoor spaces (agoraphobia). I also don’t fear being in small places (claustrophobia). Cratophobia is my word for my fear of rulers and government.
Read More »Gun Control: The Final Push for Dependency
Obama’s latest push to make people even more dependent on the government can be seen in his latest attempt to destroy our second amendment rights. The second amendment is not about hunting deer as
Read More »The Mass Murder the Anti-Gun Nuts Do Not Want to Talk About
It was January 30, 2010. Twenty men armed with “assault weapons” entered a house where there were sixty teenagers gathered for a birthday party. They opened fire and by the end of the
Read More »More Gun Control?
The horror of the shooting in Newtown, Connecticut is unimaginable. Helpless innocent children murdered in a school is beyond belief and yet it happened. The heroism of people like the principal, the teachers, and
Read More »The Crisis of the Obligations
If there was one idea or theory that best explained the sad state of America it was the “tragedy of the commons.” In 1833, William Foster Lloyd observed that people will overuse a commonly
Read More »Post Obama Election Depression
Post Obama Re-election Depression I was in the Wings Plus restaurant with radio talk show host Steve Kane and his producer Brian Craig, along with other people who listen to the show to watch
Read More »The Father of a Dead American Hero Speaks
Four Americans were killed in Libya on September 11, 2012. Their names are Christopher Stevens, who was the ambassador, Sean Smith, an information officer, along with two military veterans, Glen Doherty and Tyrone Woods.
Read More »What’s the Headline?
A friend of mine recently attended a high-level meeting at a major national newspaper and was able to record a conversation between one of the editors and a reporter. Because of the sensitivity of
Read More »An Unfortunate Stereotype About Jews
Prejudice is when you believe that you can judge a person based on their being part of a group, race, religion, or ethnicity. Stereotyping is the is the actual cognitive mechanism of designating characteristics
Read More »Voting for Their Living Instead of Working for it?
I recently read this newspaper article in the Sun Sentinel, linked here: http://articles.sun-sentinel.com/2012-09-08/news/fl-high-hud-rentals-20120907_1_judith-aigen-white-neighbors-tenants The article explained how Federal Section 8 housing vouchers have been used to obtain houses in upscale affluent and even luxury
Read More »Romney and Ryan
At first, I thought Romney had made a mistake. Most of the political wisdom that I had heard said that he would pick Senator Marco Rubio. Not only is Rubio a great pick because
Read More »But It’s For Your Own Good
“Of all tyrannies, a tyranny sincerely exercised for the good of its victims may be the most oppressive. It would be better to live under robber barons than under omnipotent moral busybodies. The robber
Read More »Brian Ross Sought to Link Tea Party to Mass Murder.
It did not take long. Just hours after the mass murder in Aurora, Colorado, committed by James Holmes, Brian Ross of ABC news had an idea of who might really be responsible. My guess
Read More »The Tragedy of The Commons
In 1833, William Foster Lloyd put forth the idea of the tragedy of the commons. Lloyd observed that people will overuse a commonly held resource if it accrues to their individual benefit – even
Read More »“Unfair Game”, the movie about the Obama administration’s role in the murder of Brian Terry.
I have just learned that a new Hollywood movie is in the works. The film is called “Unfair Game”, and it is all about Operation Fast and Furious. The movie will use Katie Pavlich’s
Read More »Where’s Debbie Wasserman Schultz Since the Wisconsin recall?
One easy way that newspapers slant the news is not to cover what should be a story. The editors and reporters pretend that certain things just did not happen so that their readers wll
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