By Linda Morgan. Posted Wednesday, Apr 29, 2009 at 3:55 pm Filed Under: Featured, Republicans
To begin with, let’s get a snip of this morning’s op-ed up on National Review:
Arlen Specter belongs to a type familiar to Congress: the time-serving hack devoid of any principle save arrogance. He has spent three decades in the Senate but is associated with no great cause, no prescient warning, no landmark legislation. Yet he imagines that the Senate needs his wisdom and judgment for a sixth term. He joined the Republican party out of expediency in the 1960s, and leaves it out of expediency this week.
Indeed. At the end of the day,what we have here is the second in a line of what will be many ‘victims’ of what are now being called the Tea Party protests. The first, I think, was …
By Art Smith. Posted Tuesday, Oct 21, 2008 at 10:18 pm Filed Under: Uncategorized

The biggest fraud in this election appears to be the use of polling numbers to disorient and discourage (mostly) Republican voters.
How many times have you heard three or four different sets of polling results in for the same state in the same time period? Keep an eye on the organizations providing the information. I doubt that any partisan organization is going to avoid showing numbers favorable to their candidate, but the largely liberal media is clearly having a heyday pushing numbers that just don’t add up. Even this week here in Iowa, polling supposedly puts Obama 12 to 13 points ahead of McCain.
So why was Obama planning to come to Iowa this week? (that trip was canceled after suspending his campaign to spend …
By Art Smith. Posted Wednesday, Apr 23, 2008 at 10:17 pm Filed Under: Economy
The following is a work of fiction and political satire. None of this is true. However, if you have a sensitive stomach, or are a Liberal, or just don’t get most jokes you hear,
you may want to avoid reading this piece. But you are welcome to anyhow.
Barack Obama, in an unprecedented sweep of all Democratic Party state caucuses and primaries thus far, handily beat the undeterred Hillary Clinton in Pennsylvania Tuesday. Said Clinton “Pennsylvanians are a bunch of idiots!”. Clinton’s husband was seen consoling his wife and asked if the media would kindly give Hillary some time to recover.
Obama spoke clearly and concisely this morning about his vision for tax reform and job stimulus to help ensure that all could share in
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By Art Smith. Posted Tuesday, Mar 25, 2008 at 11:15 pm Filed Under: Democratic Party, Economy, Markets
Well, Hillary appears to be attempting to make EVERYONE happy.
More government money to rescue folks who simply bought more house than they could afford. According to a Wall Street Journal story Tuesday, Hillary proposes:
- Freezing Forclosures for 90 days
- Freezing Interest-rate Resets on Sub-primes for 5 years
- Establish a $30 billion fund so states and cities can buy foreclosed properties
- Expand the Mortgage Revenue Bond Program (provides below market interest rates for first-time home buyers) by $10 billion
Thanks so much. I’ve heard a number of people call this, appropriately, “cost-shifting”. That means one group of people (those of us who are careful to buy what we can afford) are going to take
Capitalism and open market disciplines cannot support a class of people |
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