President Obama likes to claim that he didn’t know ACORN was getting lots of federal money the evidence continues to stack up to him being heavily involved with ACORN.
Back in September, he claimed to not know that ACORN was receiving Federal money.
You know, if — frankly, it’s not really something I’ve followed closely. [...]
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Imagine, if you will, that the Democrats actually believe in change for the good of everyone.
Our country continues to face the same fundamental challenges it faced yesterday. Our health care system still needs reform. Wall Street still needs to be held accountable. We still need to create good jobs. And we still need to continue [...]
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Unions are coming to the rescue of Congressmen and Congresswomen all over the us at Townhall meetings on Health Care Reform. This is in response to unfriendly questions about the proposed Health Care Reform currently making its way through Congress.
Apparently, there is concern that the people questioning the legislation are trying to Hijack it [...]
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There seems to be a fairly common thread between County Commissioners and Florida State Representative Ray Sansom. That thread is Jay Odom.
Jay Odom has had quite a bit of controversy. All of surrounding his properties and the county. Every bit of it appears to be in some way to bilk taxpayers out [...]
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President Obama has passed his first 100 days as President and has racked up quite a list of Gaffes and Mistakes in the process. Many of them things that he said he wouldn’t do while he campaigned.
Here are some of those great mistakes:
54. After saying he wouldn’t have lobbyists in his administration, Obama made [...]
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Retire early and get a huge bonus to go. Not only that but you get paid your retirement once you retire. That sounds like what many people would love to have and many are looking forward to.
What if I told you that there are some in Florida who are doing this very thing [...]
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If you haven’t already heard about it you probably will shortly.
More than 100 House members secured earmarks in a major spending bill for clients of a single lobbying firm — The PMA Group — known for its close ties to John P. Murtha , the congressman in charge of Pentagon appropriations. – CQPolitics
Why [...]
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I haven’t heard anything good about either version of the bill, American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 H.R. 1. Nothing suggests that this will actually do anything for those it is supposed to help.
There is lots of money for projects that would be best financed through the normal channels. But there doesn’t [...]
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Both parties in the Florida legislature seem to have some problems with the way they do business.
For the last week or so, House Speaker Ray Sansom(R) has been taking some heavy criticism for his decision to accept a job at Northwest Florida State College the same day he accepted the role as Speaker.
While it may [...]
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It almost seems as if Congress is turning into family run government. A Feudal System per se.
More and more seats are being sought by relatives in the cases of retirements and moving to better jobs.
Senator Hilary Clinton’s(D) seat is being sought after by the daughter of a president and the niece of [...]
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