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Rules of the Madhouse Part One: For Democrats

Ladies and gentlemen, the next President of the United States!

Ladies and gentlemen of American Politics, meet your new warden!

A few days ago I wrote an article on my blog, Christian Fearing God-Man, detailing the 10 rules that every American should follow when they decide to get involved in American Politics (shameless plug). It doesn’t matter how you get involved, because the rules are still the same whether you run for office, blog, or serve as an activist in some way. The → Read More

Meeting in the Middle: A Centrist Position

Tomorrow we go to the polls (actually we have early voting here so I’ve done my citizens duty) and see how strong the political winds have been that are driving the GOP. As our political parties become more partisan and retreat deeper into their respective corners preparing for the next great battle any hope of compromise and effective governance becomes less likely. But for those of us who retain some glimmer of hope of → Read More

Six More Days to Go!

I’m sure many of you are as excited as I am about the changes we will see when Election Day finally arrives; but I doubt our excitement comes from the same source. Many of you anticipate the GOP stampede that will take over the House and perhaps the Senate. There are many GOP and Tea Party themes that I share including the goals of fiscal conservatism, a return of greater power to the states, → Read More

One voter’s reasons for voting for Barack Obama

If you have been reading my blog for very long, you will know that I have only allowed one other guest blogger before now. It’s just something I do not do. After getting to know Linda through Pigeon and Pet Chat and discussing some of her thoughts and reasons behind her vote for Barack Obama, I thought it would be good to hear from someone who voted for Obama and could state their reasons → Read More

Let’s be fair to President Barack Obama

Barack Obama has not even hired his entire staff, much less been sworn in and already, we are seeing negative articles about him and the people he is choosing to fill his staff positions. How I feel about Obama is not a big secret. I am no fan of the man and I really question how he will lead our country in the next four years. I have serious reservations about what his policies → Read More

Obama Remarks About Bankrupting Coal Industry–VIDEO!

The story broke over the weekend that Barack Obama had made a statement about bankrupting the coal industry in San Fransisco on January 17, 2008. At the time, there was only audio of that interview, but a video segment has been released. Watch and listen as Obama explains how he plans to bankrupt coal plants with his cap and trade policy on greenhouse gases.

Not only does Obama plan to bankrupt the coal industry, → Read More

Election 2008–History in the making

I have pondered for some time what to write on the morning of election day, 2008. It would be an understatement to simply say this is one of the most important elections in our history. After all the votes are cast and the results are in, history will certainly be made. We will have either the first African American President of the United States or the first female Vice-President of the United States when → Read More

The mainstream media finally calls Barack Obama out on his facts

Will wonders never cease? One of the main complaints I have had with this election cycle is how the mainstream media has given Barack Obama a pass when it comes to questioning his facts and what he plans to do if he wins this election. They have refused to question him on his past relationships with William Ayers or ACORN and tried to sweep it under the carpet when he made his “spread the → Read More

The negative impact of Barack Obama

As I do with some of my posts, let me preface this with an apology to a couple of people who I consider my friends. They would be Wickle, at A True Believer and Kerry, over at One Mom. I have really hesitated to even put these thoughts down on paper, because I do not want to offend them in any way. That being said, I feel I have to do my part to → Read More

New Congressional meeting place

I believe the picture below is very indicative of how most Americans are feeling about the state of our country and our government. As I have said before, there is plenty of blame to go around, even if the politicians do not want to accept it. One thing for sure, it’s voters like you and me who are bearing the brunt of the problem, not the politicians.

That’s my take!

Larry

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