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The Pain In My Wallet
The answers to bring sanity back into the doctor-patient relationship (particularly the financial part of it) are so glaringly simple and have been so widely discussed. Among these the most significant ...
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Stars and Stripes at Montebello High
Originally posted 2009-07-07 20:01:23. Republished by Blog Post PromoterEven though the incident I am about to describe took place 3 years ago, its meaning is just as applicable today (perhaps even more), as the American identity is continually attacked and diluted through the indiscriminant influx of foreign nationals. While we wholeheartedly support and welcome immigrants [...]
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The Letter Everyone Is Talking About
This letter is rapidly circulating around the country. Americans everywhere identify with this 53-year-old woman. Once you read this, you will want to forward it to your friends...
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On the Precipice
Reagan knew that succumbing to the influence of Soviet domination would have changed, and indeed destroyed our way of life as a free society. This was not an acceptable option.
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The Lobbyist Does Not Speak the Peoples’ Voice
The Constitution lays the foundation for a relationship between the people and their government. This relationship is, to a significant degree, founded on the trust that each citizen places with their elected representatives. These representatives, whether local, regional or national, by being elected to their posts, accept the responsibility of supporting their constituents’ ideals, goals and principles. They become servants of the people, an extension of their individual voices in the collective government they comprise.
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From the Editor
An American Entrepreneur
Posted on 06 April 2012
This slightly humorous but nonetheless serious expose of the very real costs associated with irresponsible behavior by some. Its may not seem like a significant issue until you sit down and really analyze and calculate the real consequences of these types of a lifestyle on all those who are forced to support it with their tax dollars. dollars. Continue Reading
From the Editor
Our Values and Our Progeny
Posted on 10 April 2011
Originally posted 2009-05-30 21:02:40. Republished by Blog Post PromoterOne of the greatest gifts we can pass on to our children is the portfolio of values that we spend our life’s years developing. And we hope that, as our children weave their way through the obstacles that they will undoubtedly face in their own lives, they [...] Continue Reading
Nancy Morgan
Why I Became a Conservative
Posted on 10 April 2011
For the first time in my life, I picked up a National Review magazine and started reading. I moved on to the Washington Times, American Spectator and various other conservative publications I had never been aware of before. The more I read, the angrier I got. Continue Reading
Nancy Morgan
Was The Economic Crisis Manufactured?
Posted on 10 April 2011
Originally posted 2011-04-10 23:30:39. Republished by Blog Post Promoter by Nancy MorganRightBias.comMarch 6, 2011 In the summer of 2008 as McCain and Obama were in the midst of their campaigns to capture the presidency, a series of events dramatically changed the focus of the campaign from Iraq to the economy. From that point on, Obama took [...] Continue Reading
From the Editor
On the Court Holding Up the Chrysler Sale to Fiat
Posted on 10 April 2011
Originally posted 2009-06-08 14:37:44. Republished by Blog Post PromoterCould it be that finally a ray of hope has peeked through the dark clouds of insanity that was the initial decision about re-ordering creditor priorities in the Chrysler settlement? And of all places, from the left-leaning court? It would indeed be a breath of fresh air [...] Continue Reading
From the Editor
On the Hidden Dangers of Comparative Effectiveness
Posted on 10 April 2011
Originally posted 2009-06-18 21:15:49. Republished by Blog Post PromoterAs part of the stimulus spending package approved by the government earlier this year, funding in the amount of $1.1 billion was included to sponsor research into comparing the relative effectiveness of one form of medical treatment to another. Such research, as the program’s sponsors and supporters [...] Continue Reading
From the Editor
A Tax Poem
Posted on 10 April 2011
Tax his land, Tax his bed, Tax the table at which he's fed. Tax his tractor, tax his mule, Teach him taxes are the rule. Tax his work, tax his pay, He works for peanuts Anyway! Tax his cow, tax his goat, Tax his pants, tax his coat. Tax his ties, tax his shirt, Tax his work, tax his dirt. Tax his tobacco, tax his drink, Tax him if he tries to think. Tax his cigars, tax his beers, If he cries tax his tears. Tax his car, tax his gas, Find other ways to tax his ass. Tax all he has, then let him know That you won't be done 'till he has no dough. When he screams and hollers, then tax him some more, Tax him till he's good and sore. Continue Reading
Scott Spiegel
If At First You Don’t Succeed, Fail, Fail Again!
Posted on 10 April 2011
Five months after the stimulus bill was passed, we can now say that we’ve witnessed the following under-stimulating results. Payrolls are falling more than forecast, with employers having cut 467,000 jobs in June, following a 322,000-job decline in May. Factory jobs fell by 136,000 after dropping 156,000 in May. < ...> Continue Reading
Nancy Morgan
My Destructive Generation
Posted on 10 April 2011
My generation could well be the first generation in American history to leave our country worse off than we found it. I am a member of the baby boomer generation. The generation that came of age in the late sixties during the turbulent times of Woodstock, Watergate and Vietnam. The generation that is now holding the reins of power in most American institutions, from politics to media, to education and culture. The generation that will likely be responsible for squandering America's hard won freedoms and changing America into a third world country, all in the name of 'equality' and 'social justice.' Continue Reading
From the Editor
Let’s Not Confuse Equality and Fairness
Posted on 10 April 2011
Originally posted 2009-06-13 19:56:44. Republished by Blog Post Promoter“We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights, that among these are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.” With this opening statement in our nation’s Declaration of Independence, its 56 [...] Continue Reading
From the Editor
Our Tribute to 9-11
Posted on 10 April 2011
On this most solemn of days, in honor of the Fallen, we dedicate this presentation to those who perished in the tragedy of 9-11, and those who have since given their lives to insure that such a tragedy never strikes this great nation again. Continue Reading
Margaret Goodwin
How To Undermine the Economy
Posted on 10 April 2011
If you wanted to come up with a plan to undermine the economy of the most prosperous and successful nation on earth, how would you go about it? The first thing you’d have to do would be to debase the underlying value system that provides the foundation for prosperity. That is, the value system to which the founders of this nation, and many generations of immigrants who came here seeking opportunity, subscribed. The core of that value system is the belief that you do not deserve anything you have not earned. Continue Reading
Nancy Morgan
Doing D.C.
Posted on 10 April 2011
If you're one of the unfortunate Americans that live in fly-over country, I have bad news for you. Our nation's capitol is now pretty much off-limits to you. Last week I had business in Washington, D.C. and planned a few extra days to re-acquaint myself with our nation's history. It turned out to be the week from hell. Continue Reading
Wenchypoo
The Amish: Their Past and Present May Hold Our Future
Posted on 10 April 2011
If you ever wanted to see where we’re likely headed with the economy, oil use, work life, and self-sustainability, you should look to the Amish and their culture. Their past represents our possible future, and provides some wonderful clues about how to deal with it. Continue Reading
Nancy Morgan
Why I Left California
Posted on 10 April 2011
After living in California for 33 years, I finally decided to leave. I sold my business and my home and relocated to South Carolina. I moved to California when I was 17. Like most of my fellow residents, I was busy living my life. I gave very little thought to politics, assuming that politicians knew best how to run the state. I wasn't even aware of the difference between Republicans and Democrats. I would always vote, but with 20/20 hindsight, I see how my votes were manipulated and influenced by the overwhelmingly liberal media. Continue Reading
Scott Spiegel
Democrats Demand Sartorial Handicap in Health Care Reform Debate
Posted on 10 April 2011
Senator Barbara Boxer recently declared that, before the current round of town hall meetings on health care reform, the last time she had seen such suspiciously well-dressed protestors was during the 2000 Florida election recount. Well, yes—until Obama’s presidency, that’s the last time Republicans showed up en masse to get really angry about something; screaming and chanting are political tactics more naturally suited to the left. Continue Reading
Brian Brown
Daniel Hannan on the American Past and Future
Posted on 10 April 2011
Last week Daniel Hannan, the member of the European Parliament best-known for his scathing dressing-down of Prime Minister Gordon Brown, delivered a lecture at The Heritage Foundation. Hannan articulates American political principles better than most Americans, and warns against chasing a technocratic solution to healthcare or any other problem. Though he underestimates how far America has already walked down the path of rationalism, he is an entertaining speaker who has a penchant for quietly working great political thought into his words (see if you can find the subtle not-quite-quotations of Edmund Burke). Continue Reading
Exploring the Constitution
Exploring the US Constitution – The Preamble
Posted on 10 April 2011
With this article we begin a series of examinations of the US Constitution, which we hope will provide enlightening insights into its meaning and its Framers’ thinking about government in the young American republic of the late 18th century. Continue Reading
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