Author Archives: AmendmentX

A lot has been said in the last 24 hours about this story, some of it serious and some of it more“reactionary”. “More than 200 wealthy Minnesotans signed a full-page ad that appears in the Star Tribune today asking the … Continue reading →

I have composed a few posts now on just why Coleen Rowley and her ideas for fighting the global war on terror are wrong and why she is the wrong person for the Second Congressional District to send to Washington … Continue reading →

Coleen Rowley has been seen around town with a banner stating that while “gas prices soar, Kline snores” but is that really what is going on? A quick check of the roll call vote record on the House website will … Continue reading →

CD2 did there part.Will others follow.

I posted previously on some of the reasons why Coleen Rowley is WRONG when she says that it is better to handle the global war on terror as a police action. Well thanks to the intrepid Dr. Tefft, I have … Continue reading →

See my post over at MNTeaParty.com

OK – now for my thoughts… R:On the other hand, of course whistleblower is not the best term, I always use truthteller…and so if you can’t have the image of being a truthteller it would be obviously quite the opposite … Continue reading →

I started listening to the Dan Barreiro program before Coleen Rowley came on. Apparently what sparked this is because Congressman Kline was on the Barreiro program a couple of weeks ago (audio here) talking about the Haditha incident. Someone from … Continue reading →

Last Tuesday, the over taxed citizens of California over-whelmingly rejected two ballot initiatives that would have raised taxes to pay of early childhood education and libraries! According to official results, one initiative (to raise taxes on the “wealthiest few” to … Continue reading →

Craig Westover’s last column in the Pioneer Press is something that the Governor’s staff needs to tape up someplace where the Governor can see it multiple times a day!“Conservatives were embarrassed by the obvious semantic ploy of “fee” versus “tax.” … Continue reading →