Saturday, October 10, 2009

Rep. John Shadegg has been trying to get a bill enacted for 15 years that would simply require legislators to cite the constitutional authority for any legislation that is proposed. His bill is called the Enumerated Powers Act (HR450). It now has 52 co-sponsors, but there is very little chance that it will ever get to the floor for a vote.

About a dozen members of Congress have written President Obama, strongly suggesting the administration lose Kevin Jennings, a homosexual activist who was appointed to supervise the Education Department’s Office of Safe Schools.

Friday, October 9, 2009

There are only two gubernatorial elections during this off–year, New Jersey and Virginia. Both parties are keenly aware that the country at large is using both as a barometer of Republican success in 2010. But it seems that the Washington Post may be having second thoughts regarding its choice.

Monday, October 5, 2009

Afghanistan is currently a political “Charlie Foxtrot” operation!  Our military is hamstrung by a “politically correct” Rules Of Engagement and being slaughtered by the free running terrorists knowing they can so as they wish and hide behind the stupid ROE.

Thursday, October 1, 2009

Your W-4 (Employee’s Withholding Allowance Certificate) allows you to make an educated guess at your tax responsibility for the current year. If you guess wrong a penalty is possible.

Skool budgets are inflated by as much as 300% depending on the local Commissars.  Few fall below 200% bloat.

Pensions Should Invest to Profit Workers - Not Promote Union Politics - Washington, D.C., October 1, 2009 -Labor unions are using the pension funds they control to advance political agendas. This may be putting millions of workers’ retirements at risk.  The AFL-CIO recommended to the Obama administration to roll back federal guidelines that require private pension plan managers to invest only for purposes of generating benefits for retirees and minimizing risk. A new CEI report calls on policy makers to keep union pension protections in place and to go a step further by adopting similar protections for public pensions.

Perhaps you’ve heard the tragic story of David Reimer.  Born in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada in 1966, David was the victim of a botched circumcision that left his penis charred beyond surgical repair.  His parents Ron and Janet, no doubt beside themselves, were confused about the best way to proceed.  Then, one day, they saw a man named Dr. John Money on television.