Monthly Archives: October 2008

There is no question that with each passing election, this country moves further and further to the left. With the potential election of Barack Obama as President of the United States, this 100 year transition from a free market, self-reliant … Continue reading →

A leftist politician can always be taken at his word, insofar as it relates to the issue of taxes…If Senator Obama vows to raises taxes you can rest assured he will raise taxes on most Americans, in spite of professions … Continue reading →

The inexorable logic of events dictates that as government expands the expansion comes at the detriment to the populous. Over the course of the past two centuries the federal government (and government in general) has played an increasing role in … Continue reading →

They’re at it again, in reality they never stopped. Who is “they” you ask? They is the American left and once again they are up to their same old tricks. Once again the left is campaigning against voter fraud. Just … Continue reading →

In a retort to the now famous Joe the Plumber incident, Democratic Vice Presidential candidate Joe Biden claims that he doesn’t know anyone that falls into Joe the Plumber’s $250,000 per year predicament. Perhaps therein lies the problem. Biden should … Continue reading →

In spite of leftist propaganda…it is well documented that several of the other side of the political spectrum had called for regulatory reform long before the bottom fell out of the financial market. Here again we have further prof of … Continue reading →

First they came for Big Oil, but I didn’t speak because I was angry about gas prices and then energy prices went up. Then they came for Joe the Plumber and other small businesses, but I still didn’t speak because … Continue reading →

The presidential campaign is entering the final stretch and it is now only a question of time. Will it be McCain or Obama. The true question is of degrees. What degree of government intervention are Americans willing to tolerate. If … Continue reading →