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CLEAR Get's KO'd For Now

Oil and GasWith bi-partisan support the Senate has blocked a new energy tax passed by the House that would have hit the middle class and working families right in their shrinking wallets.  The CLEAR act, a job killing tax raising attempt by House democrats beholden to radical environmentalists, would have driven energy industry jobs out of America by the thousands while raising taxes on oil and natural gas.  It also would have increased our dependency on foreign energy, enriching countries that just a few years ago the democra

Behind The Curtain

 

BiasNo, we are not surprised to hear that a cabal of media elites (defenders of the ruling class) has been working to co-opt the message and suppress public discourse they do not approve of.

 

From The Daily Caller

Harry Reid's Innocent Victims

 

They are making hay and BS sandwiches over at Boo-Hoo Hampshire, this time about the latest unemployment benefits stalemate.   Dean was just waxing on CBS news coverage and decided to lament 30 years of GOP policy crushing the little guy, and how even now they are somehow still pulling the levers to crush them even more.  No I’m serious. 

But the best part is the “Boo-Hoo” hook.

Calvin Coolidge, July 4th 1926

In 1926 President Calvin Coolidge gave a speech, an independence day address.  It has just come to may attention, and  I enjoyed it so much I felt obliged to share it.

Democrats Deem 2011 Budget Passed

According to Human Events late last night the Democrat majority Congress attached a document which 'Deemed as passed' a 1.12 trillion dollar budget.  The document was attached to the War supplemental bill and approved on partisan lines (despite bi-partisan objection) 215-210.

It will come as no surprise to New Hampshire residents that both Paul Hodes and Carol Shea-Porter voted to approve HR1500 and the 1.12 trillion dollar slush fund with which they apparently intend to continue the operation of the federal government.

Drop Dead Fed

In the most recent issue of National Review Gary Wolfram, Professors of Economics and Public Policy at Hillsdale College wrote this in regard to Mises and Hayek's Austrian business-cycle theory.

 

What About Social Issues?

I've been hearing a good deal of input on the matter of social issues.  Some moderates or independents, are claiming that this is not the election to waste time on social issues.  Fiscal issues are the way to go.  And they may be right superficially.  But I feel compelled to make a point here that might throw a monkey wrench in that recommendation.

Bigger Anti-Free Speech Fish To Fry

 

Maggie Hassan’s (Hate) Free Speech amendment may be dead but it’s inspiration, the DISCLOSE act lives on.  Big brother is no less wicked nor is it any less partisan.  According to the Center for Competitive Politics (CCP), the DISCLOSE Act would

 

Don't Card Me Bro!

 

In an effort to stop age discrimination bars, restaurants, and retailers will no longer be able to ask people to show proof of age when buying alcohol, and signs saying we proof up to age 40 will have to be removed.  This stems from repeated complaints that people who appear to be old enough are being harassed by merchants to prove they have a right to be there, and a legitimate cause for utilizing their services.  Profiling, they claim, is causing them inconvenience and embarrassment, and that their personal privacy and civil rights are being violated because of their appearance. 

Want To Buy A Bridge?

 

Some liberal talking heads are already toeing the narrative that Elena Kagan is a little bit conservative.  That she could (possibly) shift the court to the right.  Really?  Hardly.

This narrative is deployed to impress upon the disinterested, distracted, or dumbfounded that any opposition by the right to her nomination is evidence of just how right wing they must be to object to the "more moderate/conservative" nominee they paint in the picture of Kagan. 

From Day One

 

“Let me be clear” may be giving way to “From Day one.”  “From Day One” is the new backstop in the absence of physical evidence.  "From day one," the Obama administration was working behind the scenes on a response to the BP oil rig explosion.  You're damn right they were.

Happy Shea-Porter

Carol must be pleased.  She used parliamentary magic to help pass (ram) her leaderships notion of insurance reform (That's Health Care to Obamacrats) on a raft of promises she was told to read off dog-eared 3 x 5 index cards.  But since passage of the trillion dollar take over, little if anything has turned out to be as she was instructed it would be.

Carol is as unpopular or more so after passage.  The only 'Bump' was the one Pelosi gave her when she brained her with a sap. 

Arizona Maybe?

Unemployed, like the dry heat? Heard of the movie Starman?  Maybe you want to get John McCain out of the Senate? Pay attention.  Arizona just passed anti illegal immigration legislation so things could get interesting.  The bill allows the police to arrest illegals, eliminates sanctuary cities, and allows citizens who believe the law is being ignored to sue their municipalities.  It's the toughest law of its kind in the country.  It enforces the immigration law by putting the ill back in illegal.  So what are the ramifications?

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