The Illegal Game

Immigration has been quite the hot topic ever since the election, in which the Republicans won the Senate and kept the House.  President Obama has gone on to focus on this topic. Really, you hear from both sides the normal talking points, especially democrats lately about how this is a topic which needs desperate resolution.   […]
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Pelosi Distancing Herself From Gruber

Recently one of the architects of Obamacare, Jonathan Gruber, came out with a very damning view of the American voter.  He was caught stating that view, not once, but twice on camera. Now, other liberal sources are quickly running to prevent any damage to their already battered image.  The media isn’t saying much, and ignoring it […]
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More Bad News for Democrats

A week ago democrats were staggering under the weight of an election onslaught which left them shaking their heads in dismay.  They had lost control of the Senate despite their best push of anti-Republican rhetoric. Now comes another blow to the party. Republicans are now more popular than democrats.  Yep, you heard right according the […]
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Lack of Transparcy Helped Pass Obamacare

Back in 2009 there was a large debate in the political realm.  It was all over a massive, 2,000+ page monster bill called the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, or another name is the Obamacare. It was touted by the Obama Administration as a way for Americans to gain healthcare which would be affordable […]
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Obama Should Heed Republians on Amnesty

Obama told the nation, not even 24 hours after the elections, that he was going to go ahead with amnesty.  But perhaps he should heed Republicans on this one for once.  After all, both Boehner and McCarthy in a recent luncheon gave some harsh words to Obama over amnesty. Amnesty seems to be the only […]
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NAACP, Only for Black Democrats

The 2014 elections saw some historic people voted into Congress. In the South, Tim Scott became the first black person who has ever been elected to both the House and Senate.  In Utah, Mia Love became the first black woman Republican elected to the US congress in history. Both of these represent a major step […]
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Obama and the Election

Before the election everyone heard the following line from the President, Barack Obama. “I am not on the ballot this fall,” said Obama. “Michelle’s pretty happy about that. But make no mistake: these policies are on the ballot. Every single one of them.” Well Americans went to vote and voted against the democrats, and Obama’s […]
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Thoughts on the Election

The elections are over the results are coming in, time to reflect on some of the highlights of the election. First off in Texas you have the democrats pushing a poor candidate in Wendy Davis. Her campaign was plagued with problem after problem yet somehow she managed to gain the democrat vote.  Of course, I […]
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Have You Voted Today

So are you one who complains about our elected officials?  Do you say your vote doesn’t matter?  Well, how wrong you are. Your vote does matter.  Each election millions say that same thing.  They don’t see why they should get out and vote, so they stay home and complain when the results come in.  The […]
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