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Politics

The Fourth Branch

by Jacob09.19.2009 Media

It could never be set up as an actual branch because that would nullify the effectiveness of the Fourth Branch of Government, and that is,a free press.  I do not take a single newspaper, nor read one a month, and I feel myself infinitely the happier for it.  Thomas Jefferson While Jefferson didn’t care much [...]

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The Gloves Are Off

by Jacob09.18.2009 Congress

It seems that Speaker Pelosi has given conservatives warning that the gloves are about to come off. Saying that the current level of rhetoric is reminiscent of what she witnessed in the 70′s she is telling us that the radical left is about to start getting violent like they did in the 70′s.

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Focus on Pelosi

by Jacob09.12.2009 Barack Hussein Obama

In the recent unprecedented address to the joint House of Congress, President Obama was heckled by Congressman Joe Wilson. Obama was assuring the world that his plan would not cover illegal aliens when Congressman Wilson could no longer stand it and he shouted out, “You lie!”

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Does Their Arrogance Know No Bounds?

by Unca Jake08.13.2009 Congress

Congresswoman Sheila Jackson chats on her cell phone during Town Hall Event. Sorry Congresswoman, are we interrupting your phone call?

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Ronald Reagan – A True American

by Unca Jake08.08.2009 Conservatism

Everywhere we turn these days there are presidential candidates espousing their resemblance to Ronald Reagan. “We were buds back in the day,” or “Look at the nifty pen he gave me!” Everyone, it seems, wants to align themselves with Reagan. The problem lies in the reality of the actions and records of those politicians and how very far removed from Ronald Reagan they really are.

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Fare thee well where’er you fare

by Unca Jake07.06.2009 Politics

Since the day she hit the national scene during the 2008 Presidential Election Governor Sarah Palin has been like a bug under a microscope. Everyone has had a theory for why she did this or why she did that. Is she having pancakes for breakfast this morning because she is in the wheat belt? And is that bacon she is eating? Good God Woman! Don’t you realize there are vegetarians out there and they might be offended? Life under a magnifying glass. But that is the life chosen by a politician. Especially a politician in the national arena.

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Cap and Trade – A Politician’s Response

by Unca Jake07.03.2009 Global Warming

Cap and Trade. It passed the Congress and will be heading for the Senate. I am proud to say that my Congressman, Marion Berry (D) Arkansas, voted against the bill. Standing with 43 other Democrats in opposition to the will of Nancy Pelosi. Thanks Congressman Berry!

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Congress Makes Plans for Open Season on Pets

by Unca Jake06.26.2009 Humor

Congress today has conducted a test vote for Cap and Trade, with the actual vote to take place later today. The bill currently before the House will effectively declare open season on house pets. With the threat of Global Warming looming over the Earth, BO – The President, says something drastic must be done!

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Will We Receive Insurance Vouchers Mr. President?

by Unca Jake06.23.2009 Barack Hussein Obama

Health Care Reform. Oh let’s not call it what it is, ie; Socialized Health Care. BO – The President wouldn’t like it, or maybe I should say he doesn’t like it, and has said so.

Isn’t having the government run the health care system and telling us that they are not going to take away our choice somewhat similar to Hitler telling Chamberlain that he had no desires on Europe? In other words a bald faced lie?

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Smoke, Smoke, Smoke that cigarette

by Unca Jake06.23.2009 Barack Hussein Obama

Our Leader, BO – The President, has just told us that he is going to make it tough to continue smoking. Check out this commentary from Dirty Rotten Scoundrels.

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