Before you vote, before you go to bed, watch this. Our country is in dire shape if we don’t get these people out of our government:
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May 29, 2010
Stupid Politicians Caught On Tape Crooked Politicians, Nancy Pelosi, Oil Spill, Politics Comments Off
Is there ever enough blaming the Bush Administration? When will these people ever take some blame? How many times did GW blame the Clinton administration?
Pelosi blames Bush administration for BP oil spill.
By: Joel S. Gehrke Jr.
Special to the Washington ExaminerSpeaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., blamed the Bush administration for any lack of oversight leading up to the Gulf oil spill. The Obama administration, on the other hand, is blameless.
“Many of the people appointed in the Bush administration are still burrowed in the agencies that are supposed to oversee the [oil] industry,” Pelosi said when asked if Democrats could have prevented or mitigated the crisis by keeping a closer watch on the industry.
Added the Speaker, “the cozy relationships between the Bush administration’s agency leadership and the industry is clear…I’ve heard no complaints from my members about the way the president has handled it,” Pelosi stated.
On Friday, the Washington Examiner requested that Speaker Pelosi’s office release the list of Bush appointees to whom she was referring. We’ll let you know when we hear back.
May 27, 2010
Uncategorized Arizona, assault weapons, drug cartel, illegal immigrants, Immigrants, Mexican President Felipe Calderon, news Illegal Immigration, Obama, Politics, smugglers, troops 1 Comment
At least we know where they stand don’t we. Unlike some over here that say one thing and do another.
By Chelsea Schilling![]()
The Mexican government has announced it respects the Obama administration’s decision to send 1,200 National Guard troops to the U.S. southern border to counter cross-border drug and weapons trafficking – just as long as the troops don’t enforce U.S. immigration laws.
The Embassy of Mexico in Washington, D.C., released the following statement on May 25:
Regarding the administration’s decision to send 1,200 National Guard servicemen to the U.S. Southern border, the government of Mexico trusts that this decision will help to channel additional U.S. resources to enhance efforts to prevent the illegal flows of weapons and bulk cash into Mexico, which provide organized crime with its firepower and its ability to corrupt.Additionally, the government of Mexico expects that National Guard personnel will strengthen U.S. operations in the fight against transnational organized crime that operates on both sides of our common border and that it will not, in accordance to its legal obligations, conduct activities directly linked to the enforcement of immigration laws [emphasis added].
Upon learning of the statement, former Rep. Tom Tancredo told WND, “The Mexican government can be assured that there will be no attempt to enforce immigration law by the National Guard because there is no attempt to enforce immigration law by the president of the United States.”
![]() Statement from Mexican Embassy in Washington, D.C. |
Tancredo said he is certain the statement was released after the Mexican government communicated its expectations with the White House.
“I guarantee you that before Barack Obama decided to send the troops, he called the president of Mexico to let him know,” Tancredo said. “Things like this don’t happen without that kind of communication. This is proof of that. What they’re doing here is reaffirming what the president told them.”
Tancredo said 1,200 troops for a 2,000 mile border is an inadequate number because there have been requests for up to 8,000, with 6,000 in the Arizona area alone.
![]() Former Rep. Tom Tancredo |
“Remember, 1,200 means 400 in three shifts,” he said. “If you do not have three shifts, what does it matter? You have 1,200 out there for eight hours a day and then you pull them back? It’s ludicrous!”
Arizona border residents told Fox News today that Obama’s wavering immigration policy is only making things worse.
“Every time our president talks to the Mexican president, or every time the word amnesty comes over the Mexican news, there is a flood of people,” said one unnamed resident who feared retaliation.
The residents said troops won’t deter illegal aliens and drug smugglers.
“There’s guys out here with no guns, and they’re our troops,” she said. “The Mexicans think we’re nuts.”
As WND recently reported, thousands of illegal aliens apprehended along the 2,000 mile border stretching through California, Arizona, New Mexico and Texas aren’t even from Mexico. Many are citizens of countries that are known sponsors of terrorism, including Afghanistan, Algeria, Iraq, Lebanon, Libya, Nigeria, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Somalia, Yemen, Sudan, Syria and Iran.
Tancredo said he doesn’t believe the U.S. government’s decision to send troops is intended to improve the situation.
“I don’t think anybody thinks this matters,” he said. “Obama certainly doesn’t. That’s why he’s doing it.”
He added, “The desire is not to fix the problem. The desire is to have amnesty. All of this is in anticipation of amnesty.”
April 8, 2010
Common Sense Information, Politics Politics, Tea Parties Comments Off
Interesting article…and yes, the Tea Party is not Republican or Democrat…it’s real Americans who are fed up with both parties. I really wish people would quit trying to label it when they don’t know what it is to start with.
Kevin O’Brien: Who’s afraid of a little Tea Party? Everyone, fortunately
By Kevin OBrien, The Plain Dealer
April 08, 2010, 6:01AM
Democratic officeholders should be afraid.
Republican officeholders, too.
For many a year now, officeholders of both major parties have worked hard to earn the distrust of ordinary Americans. It appears that they finally have succeeded.
If only ordinary Americans hadn’t been so inattentive. If only ordinary Americans hadn’t been so trusting. If only ordinary Americans hadn’t been so damnably nice, the country would be in a better position to manage its finances today.
But when have Americans not tried to look for the good in every situation? When have we not been slow to recognize the need to deal with forces, foreign or domestic, aligning against our best interests?
Better late than never, a lot of ordinary Americans are waking up to the sobering reality that there really is no one they can trust. Not Democrats. Not Republicans. Not government. Not corporations. And certainly not corporations in league with government.
Hallelujah.
The people who are angry today are more in tune with this nation’s founders than ordinary Americans have been in decades.
The United States has an intricate system of checks and balances, and a government structure based on a separation of powers, and a Bill of Rights that safeguards the rights of states and the rights of the people precisely because the greatest collection of political talent and philosophical insight ever assembled on this continent — and maybe anywhere on this planet — looked at the concept of government and said, “We need to make a really small cage for this thing, then be careful not to overfeed it.”
We seem to have lost the care-and- feeding instructions about a century ago. We let government out of its little cage and it has been consuming everything it can lay its paws on ever since. In the last 45 years, it has been on a real binge, and in the last year and a half, it has taken bigger bites than a lot of people thought possible.
Ordinary Americans who care about freedom are finally getting a clue and — horrors! — they’re hollering at members of Congress. That’s right: Nice, trusting, formerly inattentive Americans are getting in the faces of the political class and calling them names.
Big (Joe Biden expletive deleted) deal. If members of the political class are too tender to endure a little well-earned rudeness from the people whose hard-earned money they like to “spread around,” then they ought to get out of politics. Maybe their successors will find the voice of the people less irritating.
A very, very few ordinary Americans are going so far as to threaten members of the ruling class with physical harm or property damage. That’s not fine.
All that does is damage the cause of the people who are loudly but peaceably petitioning their government for the redress of a growing list of very real grievances.
It also allows politicians on the left, including a president who now taunts opponents of his new health care law every time he speaks, to cast themselves simultaneously as victors and victims.
Finally, threats from the right allow the left to lump every proponent of individual liberty, self-reliance, limited government and limited government spending — the Tea Party movement, in general — in with nuts who might actually do some harm.
Don’t doubt for a second that the left is hoping desperately for someone to step all the way out of line. They thought they had their man — and early news reports said they did — when Joseph Stack crashed his Piper Dakota into an IRS building in Texas.
As it turned out, Stack proved to be a Marx-quoting lefty — the wrong flavor of nut.
So the left has to settle for a little name-calling of its own: “ignorant,” “racist,” “homophobes,” “hooligans,” “extremists.” The list, as you know, goes on and on.
It’s bunk, but it’s the script.
Tea Party folks are just patriots worried, with good reason, about the future of the country they love. They’re vocal and they’re inspiringly unaffiliated.
They scare the hell out of both political parties, because they’ve embraced distrust.
The Democrats fear them because they see through the left’s empty promise of utopia in exchange for freedom. The Republicans fear them because they’re pushy and because they’re loyal to their principles rather than to a party.
They make everyone uncomfortable. That’s healthy.
March 31, 2010
Common Sense Information, General Elected Officials, Politics, Spread the Word, term limits 2 Comments
A friend of mine, another Steve, sent this email to me. I have sent it along to more than 20, and I thought this would be a great post for you to copy and send to your friends…especially the liberal ones.
An idea whose time has come
For too long we have been too complacent about the workings of Congress.
Many citizens have no idea that members of Congress
- receive retirement checks till death; of the same pay earned after even only one term,
- they don’t pay into Social Security,
- they specifically exempted themselves from many laws they have passed
(such as being exempt from any fear of prosecution for sexual harassment)
The latest is to exempt themselves from Health Care Reform they just passed…
Ordinary citizens must live under those laws.
Somehow, that doesn’t seem logical.
We do not have an elite that is above the law.
I truly don’t care if they are Democrat, Republican, Independent or whatever.
The self-serving must stop.
This is a good way to do that.
It is an idea whose time has come.
Have each person contact a minimum of Twenty people on their Address list, in turn ask each of those to do likewise.
In three days, most people in The United States of America will have the message.
This is one proposal that really should be passed around.
Proposed 28th Amendment to the United States Constitution
“Congress shall make no law that applies to the citizens of the United States that does not apply equally to the elected officials, Senators and/or Representatives; and, Congress shall make no law that applies to the Senators and/or Representatives that does not apply equally to the citizens of the United States .”
December 1, 2009
Politics, Ranting and Raving Crooked Politics, Politics Comments Off
Great campaign started by World Net Daily, now getting great coverage. They’ve even created a shortage of pink paper according to WND:
http://www.wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=117593
November 2, 2009
Common Sense Information Conservatism, Constitution, Freedom, Politics 2 Comments
From the cold war era, 1948…eerie….
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