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With the travesty of the Senate Bailout Bill behind us, I sent off this letter to my Congressman John Kline. It contains the text of letters I sent to Senators Coleman and Klobuchar:John,Here is an exact copy of the email … Continue reading →

Heritage has an article which outlines two more glaring instances of Congressional incompetence. Again, this is all about the onrushing Social Security and Medicare tsunami.The title is ” $700 Billion bailout? You ain’t seen nothin’ “.A number of times in … Continue reading →

Rush Limbaugh states that the most expensive commodity in America is ignorance. What is even more disturbing is willful ignorance.Jay Cost at Real Clear Politics shows us this graph: Despite all the evidence, facts and history showing the Democrats (Jimmy … Continue reading →

No explanation needed: Comment from Savage Republican:It should be noted that the top Video was produced by none other thanJeff Zucker, CEO of NBC

When Katrina hit Louisiana and New Orleans in particular, what we saw was three disasters: Hurricane Katrina Left government (Governor Kathleen Blanco and New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin) Big government as witnessed by FEMA With the “crisis” on Wall Street … Continue reading →

Tomorrow night, the first debate between John McCain and Barack Obama is scheduled to take place. Whether or not is happens as scheduled is up in the air.The Christian Science Monitor has proposed fifteen questions for the two large party … Continue reading →

A few weeks ago I heard a very disturbing phrase on the radio from a candidate. I didn’t hear who it was, but I kept thinking about that phrase over and over as it was so disturbing and at the … Continue reading →

There is at least one point that where I disagree with Jim Angle : we had an opportunity to avoid this mess by never getting into it. There is no authority in the Constitution for Congress to authorize a Freddie … Continue reading →

I got up this morning at 3:15 a.m. to get ready to pickup my Mom for our great adventure to cross the 35W Bridge.My concern was that we would get there too early when I heard that MNDOT and the … Continue reading →