A few Saturdays ago, I was browsing through my Twitter account early in the morning, seeing what I could see and who I could...
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It was a wild and crazy ride in Oklahoma yesterday. We had multiple runoff elections being conducted as we move closer to the general election in November. While all of that was going on, there was something else that may have slipped under the radar of most people. As is the case with a...
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I have always believed President Obama was pragmatic man. Although he has an agenda that is much more ambitious than that of most other Presidents, he realizes that some of it simply will not get accomplished. That's not to say he has not tried and will not try again, but he understands he...
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It’s been fairly obvious from the start that one of President Obama’s main priorities would be health care. He has stated more than once that we need a national health care system and is pushing for a health care bill to be on his desk by the end of 2009. I have written earlier about...
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Over the past several weeks, the Obama administration has made it no secret that they believe now is the time to pass health care reform through Congress. The President believes he has a mandate to do so and while I agree the health care system certainly needs to be revamped with considerable changes, the...
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With the presidency of Barack Obama in full swing and the economic stimulus package signed into law, much is being said and discussed about the hopes of failure or success. The most notable statement came from Rush Limbaugh, in a now famous opening monologue of his program, January 16, 2009. If I wanted Obama...
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I have touched on this subject in an earlier article, but it looks like pressure is mounting to supply bailout money to General Motors, Ford Motor Company, and Chrysler. Just like happened with the original bailout plan by Henry Paulson, we are being told the time to act is now. The Big Three may...
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First, there was Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac receiving help from the federal government. Then Lehman Brothers was allowed to go belly up, before AIG received some $85 billion dollars in their own financial bailout. Not long after that, the $700 billion bailout package was passed by Congress, after being touted as a necessary...
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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...
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