Posted on January 26, 2009. Filed under: Politics | Tags: abortion, Art, Congress, Economic, economy, Government, Health, Law, Obama, President, Tax, taxpayers |
I’m going to keep saying this so that I remember; “Obama is my President.” It’s important to remember we are called to be good citizens. But that doesn’t mean we check our beliefs and feelings at the door and blindly follow our new Dear Leader. In one week – He reestablished federal funding for overseas [...]
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Posted on December 19, 2008. Filed under: Finances, News | Tags: 401(k), approval rating, Bank, Barney Frank, Congress, economy, houses, national debt, raise, sin, Tax, taxpayers |
Because they gave away billions… no wait, over a trillion dollars of taxpayer’s money… … because in order to approve %750 billion of it, they had to add $150 billion in pork… … because they pressured banks to lend money to people to buy houses they couldn’t afford… … because the same people like Barney [...]
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Posted on November 5, 2008. Filed under: Politics | Tags: Art, Barack Obama, Blog, Democratic, Democrats, economy, George Bush, George H W Bush, Government, IRS, John McCain, Obama, Republicans, Ronald Reagan, sin, Supreme Court, Tax, United States, work |
Obama beat McCain handily, 349 to 163 electoral votes. What we should have learned, I don’t know that we did. What we should have learned is that we have principles and ideals and we should stick to them. Ronald Reagan knew it, and we gave him victories. The 1994 Republican House knew that, and we [...]
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Posted on November 4, 2008. Filed under: News, Politics | Tags: Art, Blog, Congress, Democrats, Fairness Doctrine, George Bush, George W. Bush, Government, John McCain, Medicare, News media, President, Republicans, sin, Talk radio, Tax, United States, Washington |
Image by Getty Images via Daylife If the major news media has succeeded today in discouraging conservatives from voting, the trifecta will be complete – Legislative, Executive, and Media. The blame for such a loss can be spread to many people. Let’s start at the top. I like President Bush, and I threw my entire [...]
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Posted on November 1, 2008. Filed under: News, Politics | Tags: Activism, Art, Blog, Democrats, Government, Judicial activism, New Deal, Parties, Politics, Project On Government Oversight, raise, Society and Culture, Tax, United States, Washington |
It can be summed up in this little quote: Democrats are looking ahead to expanded power. New New Deal. Unfettered ability to impose government oversight, appoint activist judges, raise taxes, and spend whatever they want on whatever they want. I am so not looking forward to the next 4 years.
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Posted on October 16, 2008. Filed under: Politics | Tags: Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now, Blog, Democrats, Federal government of the United States, Gallup, Government, Jeremiah Wright, John McCain, New York Post, Obama, Politics, Society and Culture, Tax, United States, work |
I stared writing about “Joe the Plumber” yesterday based on a story at the New York Post. Little did I know how huge the story was about to become. John McCain launched Joe the Plumber into the national spotlight during last night’s debate. My post was going to be about how Obama’s strategy results in [...]
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Posted on October 1, 2008. Filed under: Finances, News, Politics | Tags: American Samoa, Art, Bank, Blog, Caribbean, Congress, Great Depression, Puerto Rican, Puerto Rico, Tax, taxpayers, United States, United States Department of the Treasury, Washington, Washington D.C. |
As we all know by now, Congress failed to pass the Bailout Bill on Monday for $700 billion (a number, apparently, the US Treasury just made up). If they pass it, they saddle taxpayers with the debt and socialize the banking system. If they don’t pass it, they tell us civilization will end as we [...]
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Posted on September 30, 2008. Filed under: Faith, News | Tags: Alliance Defense Fund, Art, Blog, Congress, Federal government of the United States, First Amendment to the United States Constitution, Freedom of speech, Government, Internal Revenue Service, IRS, Law, Politics, Separation of church and state, sin, Tax, United States, United States Constitution, US Constitution, US government, Washington |
The “separation of church and state,” such as it is, should keep the government from imposing a religion upon the people of this country. But regulations that squelch the speech of pastors? Can the US Government tell pastors what they can and cannot talk about? There is no law that I’m aware of that restricts [...]
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Posted on August 14, 2008. Filed under: Faith, Politics | Tags: Barack Obama, Christ, Christian, Government, John McCain, Obama, Politics, President, Tax, U.S |
I must be a target, then. U.S. presidential rivals Barack Obama and John McCain target religious voters on Saturday when as guests of one of America’s foremost evangelists they discuss faith in public life, AIDS, the environment and other issues. Neither of the candidates appeal to me from a spiritual conviction. McCain can be downright [...]
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Posted on July 22, 2008. Filed under: General | Tags: Bible, Canaan, Christ, Christian, Christianity, God, Government, Israel, Israelites, Law, Separation of church and state, Tax, US government |
When the US Government funds anything remotely Christian in nature, all sorts of “separation of church and state” groups get upset. The ACLU files a lawsuit and the “offensive” Christian material is removed. So why is it ok for US tax dollars to be used to oppose Christianity? Shouldn’t the same standard be used? PBS, [...]
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