8 Articles

Tuesday, October 14, 2008
Show Some Love to Dick Cheney
Marty Ozinga is bringing Richard Cheney, a man who had said on April 15, 1994 that invading Iraq would create a quagmire and then in 1996 said that we would not be well received if we went it alone and OCCUPIED that nation. A man who then went on every news outlet to push the like and deception to create the very things he had earlier warned would happen.

Tuesday, October 7, 2008
America: Superpower or Super Stupid?
We are now seen around the world as being nothing better than North Korea and other socialist economy's, there by proving that unrestrained Free Market and or unregulated Capitalism is a source of power, that enriches itself at the expense of lower economic class citizens, who do not have any power to stop them through political means.

Monday, October 6, 2008
America: Superpower or Super Stupid?
(2 comments) This Congress also caved to fear, you know that "BUSH/CHENEY" fear tactic we have all grown to know and love is again being used successfully on the hearts and minds of our entire Congress, even though the vast majority of the American public were against this bailout and voiced this through thousands upon thousands of emails, faxes, and phone calls.

Friday, October 3, 2008
Congress Repeating History
The Insanity of the Great Republican Depression of 1929 is about to come full circle and repeat history as our Senate and Congress pushes forward with the same type of bailout that was passed under President Herbert C. Hoover.

Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Nancy Pelosi & Democratic Party ,You Are in Power,Get to Work
(2 comments) Nancy Pelosi, today the House Rejected the Bailout Package, 228-205 and you continue to give these speeches about bipartisanship that was never offered to the Democrats during all the years the Republican Party held power. I am so tired of hearing from you that is off the table and that is off the table and bipartisan this and bipartisan that I could puke.

Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Liquidity, Trust or Treason
Is it really a liquidity problem? I have suspicions that it is not. They are requesting 700 billion dollars to be shouldered by the American taxpayer to fix the so called problem when in fact they have just released 630 billion into the system. Where did that money come from and why do we still need to top that with another 700 billion?

Wednesday, January 16, 2008
Wrapped in a Flag and Waving The Cross
(1 comments) The city on the hill has gone dark. No more light, no more freedom.

Monday, January 14, 2008
Does Dennis Or Paul Have A Chance?
(4 comments)