As the world turns, the creditors continue to line up for their interest payments. In Greece the lenders let the politicians borrow money to spend on their current pet projects and continued to lend them money for more pet projects until Greece cannot repay the loans. This was not a difficult situation to foresee. Something […]
A special edition this week, with congratulations and best wishes to House Guest columnist Adam Love and his wonderful wife, Kristina, on the birth of their beautiful baby girl – Gwendolyn Mae Love. Cheers! For whatever it’s worth, Adam, this one always worked wonders – even with lousy pipes like mine – when I pulled […]
Recall the derision and palpable scorn that usually meets Ron Paul and his persistent gold standard fever rants. Or how about the hearty chuckle everybody got from that loon, Rep. Glen Bradley, right here in our own back yard, and his crazy-mad notion to pass the N.C. Constitutional Hard Tender Act. Donald Trump is laughing […]
‘My Fellow Americans: Now is not the time to weep or moan. Now is not the time to look back and assess blame. I have made more than my fair share of mistakes. People in Congress on both sides of the aisle, on Wall Street, in the Big Banks, in Detroit and in the mortgage […]
The York County Republican Party and the College Republicans will host Georgia businessman Herman Cain on Friday, Sept. 16 in Winthrop University’s next installment of the 2012 Presidential Candidate Series. The 4:30 p.m. event will take place in the Richardson Ballroom at the DiGiorgio Campus Center. Cain, a businessman, politician, columnist and radio host, is […]
Photos by: Glen Simmons with Event Images Carolina The 4th Annual Give Back With Zach Tailgate Fundraiser was held on Sunday, September 11. The annual event raises money to support the Zach Ramsey Childrens Cancer Fund. Thanks to photographer Glen Simmons mad NASCAR bracket skills, PunditHouse was able to donate $2500 to this worthy cause. [nggallery […]
The United States is a nation of cultural icons. Some places, symbols, and activities shout “America” with the voice of three hundred million citizens: the Statue of Liberty, Yankee Stadium, an Independence Day cookout. High on the list of those iconic symbols is the front yard lemonade stand. It represents the essence of budding entrepreneurialism […]
“If you find yourself in a hole, stop digging,” suggested Will Rogers. President Obama keeps digging. To be fair, he inherited a recession caused by programs he had voted for while Senator; for example, the bank bailout. Also an overheated housing boom was caused largely by a combination of the Federal Reserve’s keeping interest rates […]
If you were born in the 1960s, educated in the 1970s, and emancipated from parental dependence in the 1980s, the ideological differences between Democrats and Republicans were clearly defined. Democrats favored high taxes, government regulation, and wealth redistribution. Republicans advocated low taxes, limited government, and private charity. During the 2000s those lines were blurred. Republicans […]
Join us Wednesday, Sept. 14th at 8pm for a free viewing of the re-cut version of “For Liberty: How the Ron Paul Revolution Watered the Withered Tree of Liberty.” This cut of the 2009 film brings the viewing time down to 1 hour and is updated with interviews of Jack Hunter and Doug Wead, who […]
