Interview with Sen Tom Coburn, MD (R-OK) on health care “reform”
From the Washington News Observer: Too bad the ruling majority has no intention of listening to logic…
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October 26, 2009
Sen Bradley: “The rush of new spending and rash of higher taxes may well be eroding our competitive position before our eyes”
Guest Post by State Sen. Jeb Bradley Last week’s TAX SUMMIT organized by Representative Susan Almy reaffirmed that New Hampshire’s lack of a general income or sales tax has enhanced our competitive position compared to other states. But the SUMMIT also warned that business taxes are too high and may be hurting our ability to attract …
“STOP THE SPENDING” Summit Tuesday. Unlike “TAX SUMMIT” citizens will have a say
Republicans Respond to Democrats’ “Income Tax Summit”With a Session to “Stop the Spending” OCTOBER 27 – GRAPPONE CENTER in CONCORD ———————————————————————————————– Join fellow taxpayers from across New Hampshire as they descend onto Concord to discuss the current legislative budget spending priorities and the effects on our local taxes. WHEN: Tuesday, October 27, 2009 at 8:30 …
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“Progressive vs Liberal”? There’s a difference?
Dean over at the "progressive" Blue Hampshire (ok, so I can humor him a tad) is not too happy about the definitions that we on the Right have for those monikers: There have been valiant debates here and elsewhere as to the difference in meaning between "liberal" and "progressive." But I’ve never been able to …
Health Insurance profits – not QUITE what the Dems are saying!
A condensation I found at Townhall confirms what I’ve said before – the Democrats (Obama, Pelosi, Reid, Schumer, et al) distort the numbers because they know that most Americans can’t tell you the difference between profits and profit margins. They have distorted the profits of the energy companies to push their agenda of forcing Americans …
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We may only be 5% of the world’s population…
The "let’s constrain our energy / commodity consumption" crowd is always berating the rest of us for being selfish, that we are using much more than "is fair". I just keep thinking what I just found again: True enough, as green critics keep saying, we produce nearly 20% of the world’s CO2 and other greenhouse …
