Five Reasons, and Then Some, to VOTE November 2nd

1. Constitutional Adherence 2. Limited Government 3. Fiscal responsibility 4. Virtue and Accountability 5. Free markets I’ve listed the five Tea Party Principles above as a reminder to us  all that we started this rebellion over far more than recent frustrations and indignation. We recognized that Tarp, Stimulus, Health Care, soaring unemployment and an economy [...]

By |2010-10-26T11:09:46-04:00October 26th, 2010|Tea Party|0 Comments

Bank allegedly submits false evidence in foreclosure proceedings, 10,000 times per month; Feds, apparently complicit, yawn

From WaPo   Some of the nation's largest mortgage companies used a single document processor who said he signed off on foreclosures without having read the paperwork - an admission that may open the door for homeowners across the country to challenge foreclosure proceedings. As head of Ally's foreclosure document processing team, 41-year-old Jeffrey Stephan was [...]

By |2010-09-22T22:03:35-04:00September 22nd, 2010|Economy|1 Comment

The Fix is In

Falling like the staccato drumbeat of a pouring rain, the day-by-day assault by the ruling Progressives on the traditions and sensibilities of America has the no-longer-silent majority reeling. We were warned. The watchmen on the walls Buchanan, Limbaugh, Beck and others told us what was coming. They tried to alert those willing to vote for [...]

By |2010-08-05T08:53:25-04:00August 4th, 2010|Uncategorized|0 Comments

Neel Kashkari Channels Marie Antoinette

Neel Kashkari, formerly VP at Goldman Sachs, formerly director of the popular TARP bank bailout program that stole $700 Billion from taxpayers and rescued the banks and the banking class from their own stupidity, has some advice for the taxpaying middle class: stop being so selfish and get ready to sacrifice for the common good. [...]

By |2010-07-30T09:27:43-04:00July 30th, 2010|Economy|1 Comment

Mark Warner – he's still pretending to be a conservative

You have to love Senator Warner. While meeting with community leaders in Martinville, the Sentor talked about his ideas for jump-starting the economy.  He proposed two little ditties: The first proposal would tap $30 billion of unused federal TARP (Troubled Asset Relief Program) funds to encourage community banks to make loans to existing small businesses, Warner [...]

By |2010-01-14T15:33:22-05:00January 14th, 2010|Uncategorized|0 Comments

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