Message To Obama: You Owe Us! » My
video commentary this week is in response to President Obama’s comments
that business owners owe government and others for our success. My
message to Obama? We built it. We don't owe you a thing. As a matter of fact, you owe us!More »
Outside The Asylum
Small Business, Big Words » The
sign hanging below the roadside marquee in front of Gaster Lumber and
Hardware reads: “I built this business without gov’t help. Obama can
kiss my ass.” I might have phrased it differently, but I can’t argue
with Gaster’s sentiment. More »
Analysis
Political Chicken And Coffee » Imagine
that it is possible to be a homophobic, right-wing zealot one moment
and a gay-loving uber-liberal the next, simply by crossing the street.
It may be, unless Christians avoid the evil sodomite sympathizers at
Starbucks and gay rights activists avoid peanut-fried, right-wing
chicken from Chick-fil-A. More »
Personal Liberty News
Obama Campaign Struggling, President Funds It Himself » President
Barack Obama took $5,000 out of his own pockets to donate to his
campaign. Democrats admit that Republicans have raised more money and
that Obama’s re-election campaign has fallen behind in donations. "On
its own, what I gave won't be enough to surmount the unprecedented
fundraising we've seen on the other side," said the President. More »
Black Pastors Organize Anti-Obama Campaign » A
group of black pastors is rallying together in an attempt to decrease
the support of President Barack Obama in black communities. Their
efforts are largely a response to Obama’s same-sex marriage stance. The
group claims to have 3,742 black pastors in its camp. More »
Recession Sparks Entrepreneur Boom » President
Barack Obama may have had the opportunity to point out a silver lining
regarding the ongoing economic recession if it weren’t for his recent
“you didn’t build that” remarks. High rates of unemployment resulting
from the struggling economy have resulted in a surge in American
entrepreneurship. More »
If
you really want to understand how the United States became the way it
is today (with its bloated bureaucracy, strange tax system, labyrinth of
regulatory agencies and intrusive attitude toward its citizens), you
have to read Robert Caro’s The Passage of Power: The Years of Lyndon Johnson
and other books like it. This book — an exhaustive (and I do mean
exhaustive!) look at how Lyndon Johnson came to power, what his goals
were once he was in power and how he achieved his aims in his first term
— provides an impressively complete description how our politics began
to change into what they have become. More »
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