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Tag Archives: politics
Grim Thoughts / Musings on Kids
I responded to a friend’s email about politics the other night with a hugely negative overtone. As I went on and on about how neither major presidential candidate will be able to get the US out of the mess we … Continue reading
Posted in economy, Family, Kids, politics
Tagged $700 billion bailout, children, Democrat, Economic Recession, Glenn Beck, Great Depression, Independent, politics, Republican, third party
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Chuck Norris only trusts Ron Paul
Chuck Norris was a huge supporter of Mike Huckabee in the Republican Presidential primary. He seems to have learned a bit since then and commented in a recent interview on the Alex Jones Show that he doesn’t know who to trust … Continue reading
Posted in politics
Tagged Alex Jones Show, Chuck Baldwin, Chuck Norris, Constitution Party, Mike Huckabee, politics, Republican Party, Ron Paul
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Show Us What You’ve Got, Sarah!
Tonight, Governor Palin, show us that you really are a maverick, a rebel, and a worker for CHANGE. When the “Do you agree with the bailout” question comes, give us your honest answer. Don’t mirror McCain. Don’t give us the … Continue reading
Posted in economy, politics
Tagged $700 billion bailout, Change, maverick, Palin, politics, Republican Party, Sarah Palin, Vice President, Vice Presidential debate, VP, VP Debate
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Politics Post
I wanted to give a kudos to patriotmom76′s post today on Choosing the lesser of two evils is still choosing evil. I don’t necessarily endorse any of her other posts. But this one has some good points: “Do you know … Continue reading
Posted in politics
Tagged Constitution Party, entitlements, income tax, national debt, politics, pro-life, tax, third party, wasted vote, welfare, why vote democrat, why vote republican
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Politics . . . Again
So I wrote the other day that I am not happy with the direction our country is going. I have to admit that neither major political party enthuses me in the slightest. I have a father-in-law that votes one way … Continue reading
