Next Steps to Repeal Obamacare? As Many as it Takes.
The House of Representatives yesterday, by a 245-189 vote, passed landmark legislation for the repeal of the governmental overreach known as Obamacare. Votes in favor included three Democrats, although Virginia’s Dems voted “nay”. It may help to take time for a call or note to those who have honored well-considered campaign promises. We should [...]
ObamaCare Repeal House Vote Tomorrow
Okay, tomorrow is the first big moment we’ve been waiting for since the 2010 elections: the repeal of ObamaCare is scheduled for a vote in the House. Be sure to contact your representatives to remind them you expect them to do everything in their power to undo this legislative debacle. By the way, in case [...]
Constitutional Incompetence May Kill the “Food Safety” Bill
For once, I’m thankful for our “representatives’” total ineptitude when it comes to the Constitution they swore to uphold. The Food Safety Bill, which passed the Senate on Tuesday, is in serious jeopardy, because that pesky Constitution (Article 1, Section 7, specifically) tripped up Harry Reid (again). From RollCall: A food safety bill that has burned up [...]
Earmark Ban Defeated in Senate
No surprise there–the Senate is still controlled by Democrats pretending that recent election didn’t happen. Eight Republicans voted against the ban as well, which also isn’t surprising, considering the Republican Party is still populated with many Big Government believers who have no qualms about purchasing votes at taxpayer expense. Fortunately, the Republicans in the House DID vote to [...]
Meet John Doe the “Enabler”
Google defines “enabler” as a person who through his or her actions allows someone to achieve something. Most often the term “enabler” is associated with people who allow loved ones to behave in ways that are destructive. For example, a friend enables a compulsive spender by lending them money to get out of debt. In [...]
Democrats admit Tea Partiers were right all along
Get this: Two more Senate Democrats called for extending tax cuts for all earners—including those with the highest incomes—in what appears to be a breakdown of the party’s consensus on the how to handle the expiration of Bush-era tax cuts. Sen. Kent Conrad (D., N.D.) said in an interview Wednesday that Congress shouldn’t allow taxes [...]
The Face of Congress; or, Why We Need Term Limits
This guy is the face of Congress: When he indignantly asks “Who are YOU??”, he’s not just talking to that kid. He is representing ALL of Congress (both parties) asking YOU: Who are YOU to challenge us? Who are YOU to think you know what’s good for you? Who are YOU to think you are [...]
