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The Face of Evil: Kermit Gosnell
Last week my wife asked whether I believed there was evil in the world. In just a short while we have experienced the Newtown shooting of grade school children, the terrorist attack on the Boston Marathon, the lurid and graphic … Continue reading
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Posted in Abortion, Media
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Obamacare: Nobody is Trying to Fix the Problem
Apparently Speaker of the House John Boehner (R-OH) will schedule a vote on a full repeal of Obamacare this week. He knows it will pass the Republican controlled House and will never be given a hearing in the Democrat controlled … Continue reading
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Posted in Gun Control, Obamacare
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Backing Away From the Syrian “Red Line”
On March 21, 2013, President Barack Obama stated without reservation: “We will not tolerate the use of chemical weapons against the Syrian people, or the transfer of those weapons to terrorists.” Most everyone who has watched Mr. Obama make and … Continue reading
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Posted in Afghanistan, Iran, Iraq, Israel, McCain, President Obama, Syria
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Senate Finance Chairman Tries to Shrug Off Obamacare
In a recent column Doug MacEachern was describing how President Barack Obama’s Five Pillars of economic recovery were, in fact, crushing employment and America’s small businesses. It’s a column worth reading because it basically cries BS on the extraordinary lies … Continue reading
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Posted in Congressional Races, Economy, Leadership, Obamacare, President Obama
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Pinning the Tail (PERS) on the Democrat/Union Donkey
Two items have appeared in the headlines in the past week in Oregon. The first is the intransigence of the Speaker of the House, Tina Kotek (D-Portland), to seriously address the continuing financial crises for our cities, schools, and healthcare … Continue reading
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Posted in PERS, Public Employee Unions, Right-to-Work, State Taxes
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Has Oregon Ever Recovered from the Recession?
The headline in last week’s Oregonian read, “University of Oregon economic index shows first improvement in six months.” Unfortunately that headline is less than ten percent of the real story and, in fact, less than ten percent of the story … Continue reading
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Posted in Employment, Jobs, Leadership, Liberalism
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