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14 Steps to fixing our Federal System

14 Steps to fixing our Federal System

1) Our Govt needs to be giving tax credits to people who can prove they bought American to once and for all subsidize the GDP Cost that NAFTA AND CAFTA have created. We Must REBUILD our Manufacturing Foundation HERE in the USA. In Todays marketplace...

March 15, 2012 10:49 am / no comments

 

CNN: Santorum to win Alabama, Mississippi – CNN.com

CNN: Santorum to win Alabama, Mississippi – CNN.com

Click Here for the Video CNN: Santorum to win Alabama, Mississippi – CNN.com. This is seeming more and more like its going to end up with a Brokered Convention. The delegates in a Primary are not required to vote the way the primary voters...

March 13, 2012 10:56 pm / no comments

 

Southern States Play Outsized Role In GOP Primary Contest | Fox News

Southern States Play Outsized Role In GOP Primary Contest | Fox News

Southern States Play Outsized Role In GOP Primary Contest | Fox News.   The Left seems to think Rick Santorum is the ticket to their second term, but without understanding the right wings culture, they might lose their own gained ground....

March 11, 2012 4:51 pm / no comments

 
 

 
 

RSS The Washington Post

  • Holder’s incorrect claim on the ‘Fast and Furious’ criminal citation decision May 17, 2013
    Rep. Darrell Issa (R-Calif.): “In the AP [Associated Press] case you have appointed Ronald Machen, and I’m sure he is a fine U.S. attorney, but can he be considered to be independent when in fact when this Congress held you in contempt he was the individual who refused, on your orders, to prosecute the case? If he will obey your orders in not living up to a […]
    Glenn Kessler
  • Barbara Boxer’s claim that GOP budgets hampered Benghazi security May 16, 2013
    “I believe if we want to know what happened in Benghazi, it starts with the fact that there was not enough security. There was not enough security because the budget was cut.” — Sen. Barbara Boxer (D-Calif.), speech on the Senate floor, May 14, 2013 Read full article >>     […]
    Glenn Kessler
  • How many pages of regulations for ‘Obamacare’? May 15, 2013
    “Obamacare is fully implemented January 1st, even though the regulations haven’t been written yet. And Brian, we’ve got 33,000 pages of regulations that they’ve already written. If we stacked it up here, it would be seven feet tall.” Read full article >>     […]
    Glenn Kessler
  • Obama’s claim he called Benghazi an ‘act of terrorism’ May 14, 2013
    “The day after it happened, I acknowledged that this was an act of terrorism.” — President Obama, remarks at a news conference, May 13, 2013 Read full article >>     […]
    Glenn Kessler
  • The claim that Senate Democrats have produced a ‘balanced budget’ May 13, 2013
    “I first want to thank the chair of our committee, the budget committee, for doing such a terrific job in bringing us all together. My colleagues on the committee, as we all know, we worked very, very hard together in order to be able to put together a balanced budget that reflects the values of the American people, that’s fair, that’s balanced in values and […]
    Glenn Kessler
  • An alternative explanation for the Benghazi talking points: Bureaucratic knife fight May 10, 2013
    From time to time, the Fact Checker writes an analytic look at news events, based on his three decades of experience covering diplomacy and politics, rather than a traditional fact check. This is one of those columns. Read full article >>     […]
    Glenn Kessler
  • Coburn’s claim that violence in national parks has declined ‘85 percent’ because of guns May 10, 2013
    “Remember, in 2010, everybody said you can’t dare let guns go into the national parks. And of course the rapes, murders, robberies and assaults are down about 85 percent since we did that.” — Sen. Tom Coburn (R-Okla.), speaking on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” May 9, 2013 Read full article >>     […]
    Glenn Kessler
  • The Benghazi hearings: what’s new and what’s not May 9, 2013
    “I was stunned. My jaw dropped. And I was embarrassed” — Gregory Hicks, former U.S. deputy chief of mission to Libya, testifying on his reaction to U.N. Ambassador Susan E. Rice’s remarks on the terror attack in Benghazi, May 8, 2013 Read full article >>     […]
    Glenn Kessler
  • Cherry-picking one survey to discredit a survey of scientists on climate change May 8, 2013
    “There is also uncertainty regarding to what degree man is to blame for global warming. However, the claim that 98 percent of scientists agree that humans are the singular driver of climate change has been repeatedly discounted. This oft-cited statistic is based on an online survey with a sample size of only 77 people, and the survey didn’t even ask to what […]
    Glenn Kessler
  • The Benghazi talking points: What’s known and unknown May 7, 2013
    “I wasn’t involved in the talking points process.... As I understand it, as I’ve been told, it was a typical interagency process where staff, including from the State Department, all participated, to try to come up with whatever was going to be made publicly available, and it was an intelligence product.” Read full article >>     […]
    Glenn Kessler

RSS The Huffington Post

  • Palestinian Refugees In Egypt Exiled And Forgotten (PHOTOS) May 18, 2013
    GEZIRAT AL-FADEL, Egypt -- In 1948, Suleiman Mamoudi fled by foot with his parents and other families from their village of Bir el-Sabae in Palestine. The 28-year-old and his family walked west for several hundred miles, crossing the Sinai Peninsula before settling in an area around 90 miles (145 kilometers) north of Cairo.They had not planned to stay long i […]
    The Huffington Post News Editors
  • 13 Ridiculous Excuses For Missing Work Show Everybody Can Be Creative May 18, 2013
    It might not be uncommon for workers to fake a sick day just to skip work, but some apparently feel the need to get a little more creative, according to a recent study.In fact, the excuses employees give their bosses for missing work can be so outlandish that 60 percent of managers say they often don't believe the reasons workers give for being absent, […]
    The Huffington Post News Editors
  • Chuck Grassley On Foreign Policy: We Should Remember When Hitler Started World War II May 18, 2013
    Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) is known for his unusual Twitter feed, and he took to the website again on Saturday with more unique posts.Grassley sounded a warning early Saturday on one area where he thinks America is suffering:US has no foreign policy. We shld remember what happened th last time we had no foreign policy. It was Sept 1939 Hitler started WWII […]
    The Huffington Post News Editors
  • Rookie » How To Get Attention At Any Age May 18, 2013
    It's not very hard.Read More... […]
    The Huffington Post News Editors
  • Best Parenting Tweets: What Moms And Dads Said On Twitter This Week May 18, 2013
    Here's one that falls into the category of "Things Nobody Tells You Before Kids" -- Being a parent requires tremendous stamina. Seriously, if someone had informed us of how much chasing was involved, we might have at least done some extra cardio-training pre-pregnancy. And moms on Twitter this week were quick to point out how much running arou […]
    The Huffington Post News Editors
  • Restaurants Fear Sales Hit From Proposed Stricter Drunk Driving Laws: CNBC May 18, 2013
    CNBCImagine having a drink with dinner at a restaurant only to be pulled over on the way home and slapped with a DUI. That could happen under a proposed plan to toughen the drunk driving laws across the country, and it has restaurateurs alarmed.The National Transportation Safety Board wants states to make it illegal to drive with a blood-alcohol content leve […]
    The Huffington Post News Editors
  • Matt Smith, David Tennant In New 'Doctor Who' Behind-The-Scenes Preview (VIDEO) May 18, 2013
    Matt Smith and David Tennant are coming together for the "Doctor Who" 50th anniversary special. The Tenth Doctor and Eleventh Doctor have already been spotted filming, but now BBC is giving fans a behind-the-scenes look with a new Smith and Tennant interview.In the video above, Smith and Tennant discuss the joys of being the Doctor and how they int […]
    The Huffington Post News Editors
  • Darrell Issa: 'You Don't Accuse The IRS Until You've Had A Nonpartisan, Deep Look' May 18, 2013
    WASHINGTON -- Rep. Darrell Issa (R-Calif.) said earlier this week in a little-noticed interview that he knew "approximately" what the IRS inspector general would report about selective targeting of conservative groups, but that it wasn't appropriate to "accuse the IRS until you've had a nonpartisan, deep look."The comments back […]
    The Huffington Post News Editors
  • Robby Incmikoski, Pirates Reporter, Gets Pied, Gatorade Poured On Him After Game (VIDEO) May 18, 2013
    By Joe Lucia, Awful AnnouncingAfter the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Houston Astros 5-4 in walkoff fashion thanks to a Houston error, Root Sports post-game interviewer Robby Incmikoski was interviewing Pedro Alvarez, who tied the game at four in the eighth inning with a titanic home run. Near the end of the interview, you can see Alvarez look past Incmikoski […]
    The Huffington Post News Editors
  • Paul McCartney's 'Out There!' Tour Heads To North America May 18, 2013
    ORLANDO, Fla. -- Paul McCartney is kicking off the North American leg of his "Out There" tour in Orlando.The massive production, which requires 31 trucks' worth of equipment, includes lasers, huge pyrotechnics, and state of the art video displays, according to the website of the former Beatles star.Read More... More on Paul McCartney […]
    The Huffington Post News Editors