Team Obama and his cohorts in the liberal mainstream media are spinning the release of today’s jobs report as proof positive that the economy is flying high and headed in the right direction, a few weeks before Election Day and mere days after The One laid a goose egg in his first debate against Mitt […]
Leading up to last night’s presidential debate I was in lockstep agreement with the premise that the liberal mainstream media, however the actual debate unfolded, would declare Barack Obama the hands-down winner. By a landslide. By every measure. No contest. To change that narrative would’ve taken a wholly abysmal and floundering performance by Obama and a […]
Super Bowl, huh? Taxpayer-funded stadium upgrades? Right: Matt Ryan took an awful beating. Another win for the Atlanta Falcons will make the pain a lot easier to take. Shaking off a career-high seven sacks, Ryan completed a 59-yard pass to Roddy White with about a minute remaining, setting up Matt Bryant’s 40-yard field goal that […]
The price of gold responded wildly yesterday to Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke’s announcement that in response to the ongoing Obummer of an economic recovery the Fed would purchase $40 billion per month of mortgage backed securities until the unemployment rate dropped. Basically what he’s trying to do is drive interest rates so low the […]
I cannot recall how I was first introduced to And Not a Shot is Fired and when I attempted to purchase the out of print book, a used copy cost $120 on-line. Finally back in print I recently purchased a new copy for a much more reasonable $20. The book is written by Jan Kozak […]
Hello! It’s been an incredibly busy week around Charlotte for the politically motivated. The DNC spawned a number of opportunities for Conservatives to come together, network, and learn. From Americans for Prosperity’s Bus Tour to LibertyStock to Rock the Red to the College Republicans hosting Congressman Tim Scott…and more…there was certainly no shortage of events! […]
There’s ample reason to suspect that Barack Obama copped a sneak peak at the August jobs report before delivering his DNC acceptance speech last night, which would go a long way in explaining his wholly lackluster and anemic performance. The magic is gone, and so are the jobs. One word can sum up both Obama’s […]
Though not the original vision, Rock the Red pulled it off yesterday. Despite the controversy surrounding the event’s departure from Bojangles Coliseum and the subsequent cancellation of the more recognizable bands originally slated to appear, several hundred people still made the drive to The Hunter Farm in Weddington, NC to enjoy an evening of food, […]
Third time’s the charm I guess, huh, Dems? But this was no better than the GOP last week. Pay particular attention from 2:30 on when Boehner is speaking. And you tell me if he didn’t completely ignore the vote: And we’re supposed to continue to vote for the lesser of two evils? Yeah, right.
Milestones we’ve reached as the DNC hits its stride and Barack Obama prepares to accept his party’s nomination and explain why he deserves another four years: National Debt exceeds a record $16 trillion, an increase of about $5.6 trillion since Obama took office. The charts, via The Weekly Standard, paint the picture: U.S. Government Debt […]
