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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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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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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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Is Meritocracy Dead in America?

Originally posted 2009-06-29 20:46:54. Republished by Blog Post PromoterIt was a beautiful day on Long Island today, as my daughter fussed over her cap and gown, getting ready for her high school graduation. The rite of passage that is the graduation ceremony was to be the highlight of our day, the last ritual before going [...]

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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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Nancy Morgan

Was The Economic Crisis Manufactured?

Posted on 10 April 2011

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 the lead and eventually won the presidency.      [...] Continue Reading

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Scott Spiegel

Liberal Syntax: A Noun, a Verb, and a Bush Smear

Posted on 15 December 2010

When conservatives correctly pointed out that one disastrous terrorist attack and another catastrophic but thwarted attack both happened during President Obama’s first term in office, liberals responded with an argument that was discredited nearly a decade ago: “But 9/11 happened on George Bush’s watch!” Continue Reading

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From the Editor

On the Hidden Dangers of Comparative Effectiveness

Posted on 15 December 2010

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

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Nancy Morgan

My Liberal Friend

Posted on 15 December 2010

My liberal friend Pam and I are a perfect example of the class warfare currently being waged in America between the 'haves' and the 'have nots.' Also known as 'the war against the rich,' or, in a nutshell, socialism. Though Pam and I are lifelong friends, we couldn't be more different. Pam is the quintessential liberal, quick to espouse views that show America in a bad light. Sarah Palin is evil, Bush is bad and anyone (like myself) that doesn't base their decisions on feelings is, well, just plain uncompassionate. End of story. I, on the other hand, am a traditional, conservative Christian. Continue Reading

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From the Editor

The ‘Another Fine Mess’ That is California

Posted on 15 December 2010

Originally posted 2009-06-21 23:59:11. Republished by Blog Post PromoterIn the immortal words of Laurel and Hardy: “Here’s another fine mess you’ve got me into.” And there’s probably no better way to describe the situation that California, this once prosperous state, which from the days of the gold rush has attracted millions to its Pacific shores [...] Continue Reading

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From the Editor

A French Infantryman’s View of American Soldiers

Posted on 15 December 2010

The US often hears echoes of worldwide hostility against the application of its foreign policy, but seldom are they reached by the voices of people who experience first hand how close we (the French) are to the USA. In spite of contextual political differences and conflicting interests that generate friction, we do share the same fundamental values - and when push comes to shove that is what really counts. Continue Reading

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Andrew Syrios

The Financial Crisis – Part 1: Is Deregulation to Blame? Well, Kinda…

Posted on 15 December 2010

The financial crisis has long since turned into a severe recession. Why did this happen? A whole host of explanations have been given, from across the political spectrum. Did deregulation cause our economy to collapse? The answer is, well kinda. Continue Reading

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Nancy Morgan

Why I Became a Conservative

Posted on 15 December 2010

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

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From the Editor

Our Values and Our Progeny

Posted on 15 December 2010

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

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Nancy Morgan

Gender: Optional

Posted on 15 December 2010

A case can be made that the push to redefine gender roles and broaden marriage to include gays also has the potential of becoming the new norm. And while the very few legitimate cases of genuine gender confusion are indeed heart wrenching, the re-structuring of our society to accommodate them will very likely result in the destruction of traditional family and marriage. Continue Reading

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Wenchypoo

The Amish: Their Past and Present May Hold Our Future

Posted on 15 December 2010

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

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Wenchypoo

Meet the New Boss—Ollie Garchy

Posted on 15 December 2010

What is an oligarchy? It’s a form of government in which all power is vested in a few persons or in a dominant class or clique; government by the few (according to Dictionary.com). For those of you who haven’t been keeping up with the political and business goings-on, our country is becoming One Nation Under ACORN, Goldman-Sachs, G.E., AIG, and soon to be Wally-World. Continue Reading

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From the Editor

On the Health Care System We Aspire To

Posted on 15 December 2010

There can be very little doubt, and certainly countless examples of dysfunctional government programs across Europe and other countries serve as an example, that a private health care system necessarily offers superior services at a competitive price. Continue Reading

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Scott Spiegel

Hasan Lawyer Considers Twinkie Defense, “American Panic Defense”

Posted on 15 December 2010

If there were ever a cultural group in modern times that has demonstrated persistent, widespread hostility toward and willingness to engage in violent attacks against Americans, especially Americans in the military, it is radical Islamists. Naturally, army psychiatrist Nidal Hasan, who adhered to extremist Islamist ideology and massacred 13 soldiers and wounded dozens at Fort Hood last week, is being portrayed by the mainstream media and the present administration as a guy who needs OSHA counseling. Continue Reading

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From the Editor

Our Tribute to 9-11

Posted on 15 December 2010

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

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Wenchypoo

Fun With Cost Cutting

Posted on 15 December 2010

Instead of installing The Complete Lives System of Ezekiel Emanuel through H-R 3200, why not do some basic things like: (1) Promote and adhere to the 5 Basics for Disease-Cutting. (2) Promote my own proposal items for health care coverage. (3) Quit covering illegal aliens and anchor babies--send them home instead. (4) End the fraud, waste, and abuse of Medicare funds. Read full article, which covers the remaining six items. And why does it always take an unemployed housewife to solve these problems? :) Continue Reading

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Nancy Morgan

Obama And My Ex-Husband

Posted on 15 December 2010

The contuing love affair the left has with Barack Obama bears a striking similarity to my short-lived marriage with my now ex-husband. Like Obama, my ex-husband, was a blank slate upon whom I projected all my hopes and dreams. Only in hind-sight did I realize that my perceptions and expectations were a product of my own imagination, with little connection to reality. Continue Reading

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Taipan

Germany’s Exports Spell Doom for the Eurozone

Posted on 15 December 2010

Remember the eurozone's big crisis? The one that everyone thought had blown over? Well, it isn't over. Like a multi-act play, it's simply been in a period of "intermission." And the next act is going to be much, much worse than the first. In due time, the eurozone will disintegrate. And Germany will be the cause. To understand why - and to explain why the eurozone is still headed for a crack-up - let's begin with Greece. Continue Reading

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