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Tag Archives: Congress
Crazy like a Weiner dog!
Leave a commentOn May 24, 2011 Anthony Weiner rose to speak in the US House of Representatives on the issue of Medicare and was basically told to sit down and shut up by the GOP chair. You can watch the video here … Continue reading
Senators Jim DeMint and Jon Kyl are no ‘public servants’
Leave a commentYesterday, Sen Jim DeMint commented on the onerous work schedule Sen Harry Reid is “forcing” the Senate to work. We shouldn’t be jamming a major arms control treaty up against Christmas; it’s sacrilegious and disrespectful. What’s going on here is … Continue reading
Congress getting ripped off by relatives
1 CommentAccording to the Wall Street Journal, U.S. Rep. Charles Rangel paid $57,500 from a campaign account to a Web-design company owned by his son over two years, paying more for Internet services than any other House member during the same … Continue reading
The media is all wrong… again
Leave a commentOnce again, the media has gotten it all wrong. I’m going to step out and say that America didn’t vote “the other guy” because they were unhappy about the war in Iraq. Oh, now don’t get your underwear in a … Continue reading
The REAL reason that immigration matters
Leave a commentI was reading an article in the WSJ today about how the World Cup is good for Walmart, how they want to market more to the Hispanic community and then it dawned on me –well, hit me square in the … Continue reading



