What Mitt Romney Should Have Said » What
a stunning and miserable day. Ronald Reagan gave us "Morning in
America" — as in a new sunny morning. I feel like I just woke up in
"Mourning in America" — as in mourning for the loss of this great
country. And it's all because, in politics, "nice" doesn't work. More »
Outside The Asylum
There Must Be A Morning After » I
don't have it in me to be my usual sunny self. I am morose. I'm as sad
as a homeless guy who just found out the Democrats pay only for votes
and that, tomorrow, he'll be back to counting cans for the recycling
deposits. More »
Voices
Republican Moral Crusading Is Killing The Party » It
isn't the end of the world for conservatives and truly
Libertarian-leaning Republicans no matter how dire the re-election of
President Barack Obama seems; but it is time for the neocon,
moral-crusading wing of the GOP to be put to pasture if the Party will
survive. More »
Personal Liberty News
Was Superstorm Sandy A Democrat? » The
President and his green-energy acolytes are likely happy about
Superstorm Sandy as he moves into his second term because of the
refocusing of attention on climate change that follows unusual weather
patterns. More »
Gold Investors Get Obama Boon » Gold
prices spiked late Tuesday and early Wednesday morning following the
re-election of President Barack Obama as many economists say that
Federal Reserve policy will likely continue on a possible course to
inflation. More »
Dealing With ‘Campaign Hangover’ » After
the election, "campaign hangover," the heady experience of winning can
annoy those happy and unhappy with the election results, but reaching
out — something social media was supposed promote — could make a
difference. More »
While three
months' worth of preparedness may seem like a long time, history
confirms that it takes a combination of only a few emergencies for
things like power, water and health services to be overloaded and
run-down for weeks on end.
For instance, New Orleans is still being rebuilt years later, and Japan
was still cleaning up their nuclear meltdown more than six months after
the tsunami. There's no telling how long the recovery from Superstorm
Sandy will take.
Should a severe snowstorm or forest fire cut you off from the grid, it
certainly has the potential to last longer than a week. Thus, as you
progress in your preparedness lifestyle, you will want to move beyond a
short-term plan.
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