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…over and over again. Big tent? Not that big such that it includes many Lefty Dems. And some of these seem to vote more like Dems rather than Rs. At least, one can almost always seeming expect that in the "important" votes, one can almost see their names listed with the Dems before actually seeing …
RINOS – those who seem to vote against Republican ideals… Read More »
The question we ask today is not whether our government is too big or too small, but whether it works — whether it helps families find jobs at a decent wage, care they can afford, a retirement that is dignified." -President Barack Obama, 1/20/09 So, is this working yet? Or is this yet another sign …
Air Diva – so, is this “spare no expense, Pelosi?” Read More »
‘Grok official motto: We thank’m when they’re right and spank’m when they’re wrong. This is the "thank’m" part (emphasis mine): I appreciate the chairman saying that, in the second five years of this budget, the debt levels are unsustainable, because they are. And the cost of this budget is unsustainable. And the tax burden is …
Judd Gregg – THANK you, sir – Truth to Prosperity! Read More »
OK, so it’s a budget committee position in the ‘Grok hometown, and the elections are "non-partisan," but still– let me repeat: A conservative Republican has won a seat in Central NH. Skip Murphy-GraniteGrok, MTNP radio As Tip O’Neill famously said, "all politics is local," and what happens in our happy little hamlet is simply a …
Conservative Republican wins seat in Central NH race Read More »
Lower Spending = Lower Taxes. Nashua, NH – The call for controlled spending and efficient government from taxpayers across New Hampshire is getting louder and louder each election cycle. This year’s town meeting has proved to be no different. Tuesday’s resounding win in five of the six towns that spending cap warrant articles were …
Five Out of Six Towns Pass Spending Caps. Town Meeting Taxpayers Send Clear Message… Read More »
March 11th, 2009, Fairfax, VA—Americans For Limited Government (ALG) today released an exclusive video interview with Republican Congressman Michael Burgess, M.D. (TX-CD26). Topics ranged from healthcare reform and the economic crisis to the commuter rail lines in Texas. Congressman Burgess also proposed tax cuts as a remedy for the nation’s economic woes. “[W]e’ve seen this …
“Excessive government spending will not bolster the economy” Read More »
