You Don’t Vote for the President – And Probably Never Will

Yesterday, the US 10th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled on a suit over whether states have the authority to force their electors to vote for the winner of the popular vote.  It turns out, according to the opinion, the states do not have that authority under the Constitution.  At least in Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Kansas, Oklahoma, and New Mexico, where the 10th Circuit has jurisdiction.  But, did this actually change how we vote for President? Not really.

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Government Spending Reform

The issue Higher taxes are not the solution to our out-of-control spending. Taxes are over $3 trillion this year. Our deficit will be over $1 trillion. Raising all taxes by one third only allows us to balance the budget. How ugly is that? It would not allow us to put a dent in our debt. … Read more

Islam Hates the West… What’s the right Response?

Do you believe that a reform of Islam is necessary? Perhaps the questions are: Is Islamic reform possible? And if it is possible how can it be accomplished? Only Muslims can make reform a reality. Knowing the questions does not solve the problem We in the West cannot remain on the sidelines. It is not … Read more

The Wisdom of Harry Reid?

Former Democrat Senate leader Harry Ried, who lost a battle with an “exercise Band” that then convinced him to retire from politics, has some advice for Democrats running for things, like the office of President.

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I’m From the Government... I’m Here to Help

Healthcare Is Broke… What Do You Say, Let’s Fix It

One thing most Americans agree on is that our health care system is broken. It needs an overhaul. Lets look at what we have. Then maybe we should consider what we can spend. Throw money at the problem…     Some people believe the answer is more money from the District of Columbia. We know DC dollars equal … Read more

Congress kicks the can again, but is about to run out of road

By Ross Connolly Congress was set to face a moment of reckoning in September. After years of reckless spending, the government would once again come up against the debt ceiling, meaning the country could no longer borrow to pay for out-of-control expenditures. This could have been a moment to begin getting serious about our mushrooming … Read more

Welcome to Social Media Government

What is the effect of social media on government? Have you ever thought about a combining of Big Government & Big Tech? What that might mean for you? Do those things seem like there they might be impactful? Below is a link to a story from spinquark.com and some of the story for your perusal. … Read more

Thumbnail Israeli History WWII – Present

Numerous wars and acts of violence between Arabs and Jews have followed. Since the 1948 Arab-Israeli War a partial list includes: Suez Crisis: Relations between Israel and Egypt were rocky in the years following the 1948 war. In 1956, Egyptian president Gamal Abdel Nasser took over and nationalized the Suez Canal. The canal is the … Read more

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