I’m not a real big fan of the Census Bureau. Mostly because they want to count illegal aliens during the Census. But also because of things like this. The Census needs a complete overhaul with a focus on legal immigrants an US Citizens. It is a insult that half of the questionnaire was geared towardsRead the Rest…
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Filed under: Corruption, Government Reform
I can understand some of the criticism of Government worker pay. It does look like they get paid quite a bit more than their private sector counterparts. And it is true. They do. Anyone can look at the pay scale and see that. Why does a government broadcast technician make 83% more than one inRead the Rest…
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Filed under: Government Reform, Labor
I’m sure I heard President Obama mention that he was going to cut Spending. Could it have been the State of the Union address? Now, he is going to do it again… No, not cut spending or propose to cut spending but actually increase spending in his new budget. This guy is all over theRead the Rest…
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Filed under: Deficit Control, Florida Politics, Government Reform, Military, National Politics, Presidential Politics, State of the Union, Technology, taxes
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 toRead the Rest…
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Filed under: Congress, Corruption, Economy, Energy, Environment, Florida Politics, GOP, Government Reform, Grassroots, Health Care, Immigration, National Politics, National Security, Pork, Presidential Politics, taxes
The Acorn boondoggle has been going on for over a week now. Yet the NWF Daily news still has little to say about it in Section A. This is not much of a surprise even though the Editor Pat Rice has claimed to be bipartisan. Many of the stories run in the Daily News haveRead the Rest…
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Filed under: General Posts, Government Reform
Concern over the legislation H.R. 3200 is causing many Congressmen and Congresswomen to hold Townhall sessions to explain the legislation. Our Congressman Allen Boyd is no different in this. Democrat Staff Writer Bill Cotterell over at the Florida Capital News reports on this as well. Like many other members of Congress, U.S. Rep. Allen BoydRead the Rest…
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Filed under: Congress, Government Reform, Health Care
H.R.3200 – America’s Affordable Health Choices Act of 2009 was introduced on July 31, 2009. President Obama wanted this act voted on and passed before the Senate left for summer recess on Aug 7th. This bill has over 1000 pages and would take an average person several days if not weeks to read through it.Read the Rest…
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Filed under: Congress, Government Reform, Health Care, National Politics, taxes
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, ObamaRead the Rest…
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Filed under: Corruption, Education, Energy, Government Reform, Health Care, Immigration, Labor, National Politics, Pork, Presidential Politics, taxes
The Stimulus Bill H.R. 1 was passed through both the Senate and House. Here is how our Congressmen voted. On the original House Bill both Congressman Jeff Miller(R) and Congressman Allen Boyd(D) voted “No” on the Bill. Yet when the version passed the Senate, Congressman Allen Boyd changed his vote to “Yes” on the finalRead the Rest…
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Filed under: Congress, Economy, Government Reform, National Politics
Twitter still seems to be the up and coming web application of the year. More and more people are using it every day. Even the US Government is starting to use it. Check out a list of Government agencies and officials using twitter to tweet about their votes and policies. Could be quite useful inRead the Rest…
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Filed under: Florida Politics, Government Reform, Technology
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