Monthly Archives: May 2010
Memorial Day – A Tribute to Purple Heart Recipient Odus Nelson
Growing up in the 1970′s, we lived in Lubbock, Texas for a number of years. My dad’s family was mainly around Brownwood and my mom’s around Dallas/Ft Worth. We drove to both sides of the family. Some of my mom’s … Continue reading
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The Obama Census Police
This past Tuesday a woman in Yuba City, California lost her life over the Obama Census. Yes, you read this correctly – a woman lost her life over the Obama Census. Read the full details: http://www.news10.net/news/local/story.aspx?storyid=81905. Apparently Victoria Helen Roger-Vasselin was … Continue reading
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The Separation of Church and State
I need to get into the polling business. Apparently there are plenty of people who need to trash their money and enough folks willing to read the data. I do my perusing and musings in the morning after the kids … Continue reading
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Barak Obama – the next Fidel Castro?
I had an opportunity to attend the Burleson TEA Party “Keep America Free” Town Hall Meeting today. Three of the 5 speakers were of Hispanic descent who had come here and become citizens. Two of the speakers, Dr. Irma Aguirre and … Continue reading
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PA-12: Close but not close enough
There were two elections going on in the Congressional District of PA-12 last night: the Democrat and Republican primaries as well as the Special Election to fill the vacancy created by the death of US Rep John Murtha. Tim Burns … Continue reading
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The drum beat for Cap & Trade
This is the rally cry –
It’s time to turn our angst into action, to replace our political paralysis with execution, to make dependency on fossil fuels the next victim of enlightened policy.
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The BP Oil Rig Explosion – accident or a domestic act of terrorism?
One of the key elements in bringing new products to market is to create the demand. The applies to the political process as well. If you want a new bill passed and your lackeys in Congress lack the brass tacks … Continue reading
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Time to move on to making a difference
The Senate District 22 race is over for me now. While it certainly did not end the way I or most the district expected, crying over spilt milk is not my nature. Helping people can be achieved in many fashions. … Continue reading
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