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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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 the [...]
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Personally, I don’t think he will have a second term.
“I’d rather be a really good one-term president than a mediocre two-term president,” Obama told ABC News Monday. “You know, there is a tendency in Washington to believe our job description, of elected officials, is to get re-elected. That’s not our job description. Our job description [...]
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During the Presidential campaign against Senator McCain (R), President Obama frequently blasted Senator McCain for his call to freeze spending. Obama often referred to spending freezes as using a hatchet to solve the problem where he would use a scalpel to cut the deficit. Naked Emperor News has a short video on this.
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U.S. Rep. Jeff Miller (R-FL-01) today announced that he will be hosting “Tea Parties” in his Washington D.C. and Pensacola offices on Wednesday, January 27th prior to President Obama’s State of the Union Address.
Miller said the events will take place in both his Washington and Pensacola Offices at 5:30 p.m. local time. Constituents and friends [...]
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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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There is already speculation about Mark Rubio being a great candidate for Vice President in 2012.
He hasn’t even won the Florida Senate GOP primary against Gov. Charlie Crist yet, but there’s speculation in Washington that former Florida House Speaker Marco Rubio would make a perfect 2012 vice presidential candidate. “If he gets here, he automatically [...]
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Which is it? Are you a Divider or Uniter? I can’t really tell with this speech you are giving.
I guess as long as the ideas are the same as yours then you don’t mind listening. But we saw that on the Presidential campaign trail too. Those of us who [...]
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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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Remember this great ad by MoveOn.org about the deficit that President Bush created?
Where is the same outrage by MoveOn.org over our current President’s Budget deficit? Maybe the next ad they should run should look something like this.
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