You may recall Jared Steven Cram. He’s a former union research hack, former NH Democrat House candidate, Pennsylvania lawyer (currently attorney with TD Bank), and serial vote thief we’ve mentioned a few times. Since his introduction as another vote-stealing Democrat, activists and local papers (Milford Cabinet?) have been in denial, claiming that Cram has been … Read more
This week on GrokTALK! Dr. Joe Hannon is up first to give us a local update on the destructive force that is ObamaCare. Next up is Dr. Jeffrey Singer, an adjunct scholar at the Cato Institute and Doc Squads member to talk about what ObamaCare has done to his patients and to discuss the 2014 … Read more
This week on GrokTALK! Dr. Joe Hannon is up first to give us a local update on the destructive force that is ObamaCare. Next up is Dr. Jeffrey Singer, an adjunct scholar at the Cato Institute and Doc Squads member to talk about what ObamaCare has done to his patients and to discuss the 2014 … Read more
This week on GrokTALK! Dr. Joe Hannon is up first to give us an update on the disruptive force that is ObamaCare and Medicaid Expansion to patients and healthcare professionals. Then we are joined by Dr. Jeffrey Singer, an adjunct scholar at the Cato Institute and Doc Squads member, to talk about what ObamaCare has … Read more
From this weeks Goldberg File – Jonah Goldberg’s point on the problem of trying to keep up with Obama’s Scandals…(emphasis mine)
It is always remarkable to me — which is why I am remarking upon it — how the only way this president can be rescued from a bad news cycle is if an even worse one comes along. This is a source of frustration for many on the right who get outraged by the fact that “we” don’t talk enough about Fast & Furious or Benghazi or the IRS scandal or the VA scandal or Ukraine/Syria/Islamic State/China/Libya/Gitmo . . . . etc. The reason some of these topics get pushed to the backburner, even on the right, is that another controversy or scandal suddenly eclipses the previous one. If I ask you to hold a bowling ball and then, five minutes later, I surprise you by throwing a second bowling ball at you and shouting “Catch!” it’s sort of unfair for me to expect you not to drop the ball. (“That may be the worst thing you’ve ever written” — The Couch.)
The indictment charges Bean with two counts of third-degree sodomy, a felony, and one count of third-degree sex abuse, a misdemeanor, police said.
Bean, who bailed out of jail by late Wednesday afternoon, will be arraigned on the indictment in Lane County.
And…
Terrance Patrick Bean is the founder of Human Rights Campaign…
Human Rights Campaign, in addition to advancing abortion, has also lobbied Congress to end all federal funding for abstinence education, and hailed one piece of legislation that cut off funding because it “would end abstinence-only-until-marriage programs once and for all.” Bean is also a prominent supporter of pro-abortion President Barack Obama.
Who else thinks Terry Bean could have used a bit of “abstinence education?”
In this segment we talk California’s new court-ordered shall issue gun law, the Right to self defense, Crime, Morality, Leadership, Scott Walker – who is a template for Republican success that needs to be followed here in NH if not everywhere. Then we pivot to Bill O’Brien (who did get elected Speaker of the NH … Read more
This recent election saw more elected Republicans voted into office, top to bottom, than any time since Herbert Hoover. Each and every poll that I have seen said why – just like in 2010 only louder and more angrily – stop Obama. They kicked the Dems out of more state legislatures and governerships than ever, sending the message that the electorate wanted the Dems stopped at the State level. They strengthened the majority in the US House for the Republicans and gave them a majority in the US Senate. The message? Stop Obama and his policies. Period. Full Stop. No Excuses. We are tired of the “dense pack” efforts to fundamentally transform America via the use of Alinsky’s Rule #8:
RULE 8: “Keep the pressure on. Never let up.” Keep trying new things to keep the opposition off balance. As the opposition masters one approach, hit them from the flank with something new. (Attack, attack, attack from all sides, never giving the reeling organization a chance to rest, regroup, recover and re-strategize.)
The base has had it – and sent a message to “do what it takes“. We sent you there to do one and only one job. Period. Stop the dissembling of America. Stop the Progressives from turning us into Europe (or worse). Return to Constitutional order and bounds. We gave you more than enough ammo – get to work and we will accept no excuses.
I know some of the critics of this action call it amnesty. Well, it’s not. Amnesty is the immigration system we have today — millions of people who live here without paying their taxes or playing by the rules.
Yes, but before last night, they feared deportation. Which is the opposite of an amnesty!
And now, with Obama’s edict, they don’t have to worry about deportations AT ALL. For all of the bluff of “heightened deportations”,
…Kristof’s other “overwhelming” evidence of the current effects of past slavery is that blacks do not have as much income as whites. But Puerto Ricans do not have as much income as Japanese Americans. Mexican Americans do not have as much income as Cuban Americans. All sorts of people do not have as much income as all sorts of other people, not only in the United States, but in countries around the world. And most of these people were never enslaved.
If we wanted to be serious about evidence, we might compare where blacks stood a hundred years after the end of slavery with where they stood after 30 years of the liberal welfare state. In other words, we could compare hard evidence on “the legacy of slavery” with hard evidence on the legacy of liberals. Despite the grand myth that black economic progress began or accelerated with the passage of the Civil Rights laws and “War on Poverty” programs of the 1960s, the cold fact is that the poverty rate among blacks fell from 87 percent in 1940 to 47 percent by 1960. This was before any of those programs began.
As Steve pointed out, Terry Bean is a member of the Democrat National Committee, a big money bundler for Obama, an abortion advocate, a founder of the gay advocacy group Human Rights Campaign, and a friend of Ray Buckley (DNC Vice-Chair, gay advocate, and Chair of the NH Democrat Party) was arrested on accusations that … Read more
The one thing about Progressives and Big Government types – they can’t seem to want to let go of 19th century technology – trains. They get all goose-bumply every time it seems to come up and provide yet another opportunity to spend other peoples’ money to advance their fascination to relegate the many for paying for the few “privileged”. Oh sure, they have lots of excuses and obfuscations – they’ll wax eloquently about “working while riding”, Green transportation, evil cars, emissions, economy, and oh yeah, the economy.
Always the economic benefit but none of them can refute one Important Fact – NONE of them wants to pay full boat themselves for the cost of it – and how can it stimulate the economy when it can’t even pay for its own existence?? In today’s UL is an article talking about the options that are making these old fashioned tech fanboys and girls – and it summarizes it well be asking “Who REALLY pays?” (reformatted, emphasis mine):
The Manchester Regional option calls for $246 million in total capital costs, with half that coming from federal grants and another $51 million coming from the value of MTBA supplying the trains and track rights. Calculations show about $7 million beyond ticket and advertising revenues would be needed annually to pay the debt service and the remaining operating costs. By comparison, the Nashua Minimum scenario would cost $120 million in capital costs or $39 million after federal and MBTA contributions. That would leave a $4 million yearly gap to bridge. The Concord Intercity option would cost $256 million, or $128 million after federal funds. The Concord option would not get any MBTA contributions, so $15 million a year would be needed beyond ticket and advertising revenue.
Put another way, that annual cost that still would need to be funded breaks down to $10 per estimated rider per one-way trip under the Manchester option, $22 for the Nashua alternative and $61 for the Concord option, according to the study.
From Ed Morrissey Hot Air: Semi-retired President invokes the Sick And Tired clause of the Constitution Sick and Tired of those recalcitrants in Congress not giving him his throne and scepter, I guess. The runner up line was caught by NewsBusters (penned by Jonathan Alter): ‘Many Homes’ Will Hang Portrait of President Obama Some homes … Read more
While I have been reading Session’s words for a while (one of the few Senators making a sustained effort on behalf of American workers knowing the impact that granting Amnesty will bring due to an unnecessary and unwanted dilution of the labor market that already has 92 million people out of the labor force) but have not quoted him much at all. He does a great job here (emphasis mine):
“President Obama’s executive amnesty violates the laws Congress has passed in order to create and implement laws Congress has refused to pass. The President is providing an estimated 5 million illegal immigrants with social security numbers, photo IDs and work permits—allowing them to now take jobs directly from struggling Americans during a time of record immigration, low wages, and high joblessness.
This amnesty plan was rejected by the American people’s Congress.
I don’t watch Obama any longer but I heard he is going to single handedly destroy the Democrat Party that his Harvard Marxist pals run.
Recognizing Cuba , I mean funding Cuba with US reconstruction money, will be next on the collection of things to check off his Harvard student lounge “When I am President” list.
So be it. Let everyone have a good look at what Democrats run for office these days.
Of course this is a shot in the shorts to pro-amnesty Republicans like Rubio, any Bush in the dynasty, and that idiot Senator from Arizona that has our one Republican Senator on a leash. People without jobs can now hire a guy with a leaf blower.
