Speaker Boehner’s plan that was earlier approved by the House was short-lived as Senate Democrats voted to kill it. And, one would think that after all the ideas and planning that had been laid out on the table something could be agreed upon. But in typical Washington cat and mouse games, it all will be… Continue Reading
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Voting on Health Care Repeal
In the coming week, Congress will vote on the repeal of Obamacare. But why? Obama has already stated that he would veto it, and with a democrat majority still in the Senate that would likely block it from going further, why would Congress still push through with efforts to repeal it? Simple…. Continue Reading
112th Congress Reads Constitution
In case you missed the historic reading of the Constitution by the 112th Congress, below are the SIX parts of the reading…. Continue Reading
What’s Next For GOP?
Over at Townhall.com, Michael Barone pointed to the idea that the GOP doesn’t know what to do next. And, the answer is: They really don’t know. In times past, the nation came to a head as to what direction it needed to go and again it seems to be at a crossroad. However, the GOP… Continue Reading
The Draining of Both Sides of the Swamp
by Ted Nugent | HumanEvents Instead of “draining the swamp” of corruption as House Speaker Nancy Pelosi promised Americans in 2006, under her tenure the congressional swamp has grown more putrid, more corrupt, and more out-of-touch with ordinary Americans. With abundant just cause, Americans can’t stand the smell of the squawking, lethargic, spendthrift Congress run… Continue Reading
No Deal for Charlie Rangel on Ethics Charges
Things are not shaping up well for Congressman Charlie Rangel, as he is faced with 13 ethics violations. And, as he is reported to have had opportunities to reach some level of a deal, Rangel has taken the choice to face his peers. Leading the four-member investigative panel sat Rep. Gene Green (D. TX) said, “One of… Continue Reading
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