The only two people in the world who believe the economy is healthy and vibrant are Barack Obama and Joe Biden. Now, the Federal Reserve Board’s Open Market Committee (FOMC) is getting ready to announce that the economy is sicker than we thought. Although Fed policymakers still believe the basic trajectory of the economy remains… [Read more…]
August 8, 2010
No, not Marie Antoinette. Too clichéd and too . . . ancient. Rather, Michelle Obama’s opulent life rekindles fond memories of Imelda Marcos. Imelda Marcos was the wife of Philippines President Ferdinand Marcos. Marcos was more a dictator than a president. Another parallel. In 1986, the Filipinos and the world had enough. Marcos was deposed… [Read more…]
August 7, 2010
On September 12, we make our third trip to the Arch Steps to rally our spirits and inform our neighbors. On February 27, 2009, we met for the for first time. It started a revolution. It disrupted lives. It promises to change the course of history, the way the great New Madrid Earthquake forever altered… [Read more…]
August 7, 2010
The primaries are over. I honestly believe that in the St. Louis area, the rightward-most, viable candidate won each of the key votes. The people of Missouri are in a position to make historical shifts in our Washington representation. And those shifts are just the first step and restoring America’s First Principles. View Full Album… [Read more…]
August 7, 2010
I guess this is the Boy Scout Jamboree. It’s too wonderful to research. On the big screen, we see The One, The Despot, Barack “Ass Kicker” Obama. In the foreground, we see and hear Boy Scouts booing and mocking and jeering. Part of me wishes the Boy Scouts were more respectful of the President… [Read more…]
August 4, 2010
Missouri voters roundly rejected ObamaCare, all of its works, and all of its empty promises. By an overwhelming, unmistakable 71 percent, we said to the Obama Regime, “Take this bill and shove it.” The overwhelming passage was a slap in the face to the Missouri Hospital Association and to BJC President Steven Lipstein who spent… [Read more…]
August 3, 2010
I received a couple of phone calls this morning. Maybe because of the primary election in Missouri. Or is the stifling, stale heat of August that drove the calls? Either way, I believe the calls represent very good news. We survived The Dip (Godin, 2007). Back in April, I sensed a dip in the burgeoning… [Read more…]
August 1, 2010
On Tuesday, Missouri becomes the first state in the union to vote on ObamaCare. If being a Tea Partyer means anything, it means you vote Yes on Prop C on Tuesday. I urge not to wing it. Most elections, I wake up and think “it’s election day.” Then I take a shower and go to… [Read more…]
August 8, 2010
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