A few days ago, I offered evidence that seems to support speculation that Toyota Motor Company is paying the price today for their executives’ failure to support Barack Obama during his 2008 presidential campaign. Today, I decided to dive into Federal Election Commission records and find out whether or not other Japanese automakers should expect [...]
Entries from February 2010
Japanese Automakers Should Expect More Recalls
February 15th, 2010 · No Comments
Tags: · 2008 Presidential Campaign, American Suzuki Motor Corporation, automakers, Barack Obama, FEC, fec web site, Federal Election Commission, fletcher v davidson jr, Honda, Honda in America, hoover's, japan, Japanese automakers, Japanese Automakers Should Expect More Recalls, nissan, nissan North America, Obama, obama campaign, obama for america, oh what a feeling toyota, presidential election campaign, recalls, suzuki, toyota executives, wil james
Community Hospital Case Offers Bad Punchline
February 15th, 2010 · 2 Comments
Have you heard the one about the politician, the preacher and the unemployed single mother of two? No, it’s not the opening line of a stand-up comic’s joke; instead, it’s a story about small-town health care that might turn your stomach. The story was shared with me recently by a man who identified himself as [...]
Tags: · city official, collection agency, community hospital, Community Hospital Case Offers Bad Punchline, Freedom of Information Act, good ol' boy politics, health insurance portability and accountablity act of 1996, hipaa, hipaa guidelines, Hospital, personally-identifiable information, politician, preacher, small-town community hospital, small-town health care, taxpayer-funded health care, unelected officilas, unemployed single mother
Check Out My Latest Piece at Pajamas Media
February 15th, 2010 · No Comments
Check out my latest piece, Stacking the Deck Against Chevron in Ecuadoran Lawsuit, published this morning at Pajamas Media. Here’s the crux of it: A $27 billion court case brought by a coalition of indigenous peoples against the oil giant has been fatally tainted by a report written by a man who stands to gain [...]
Tags: · Check Out My Latest Piece at Pajamas Media, chevron, chevron corporation, ecuador, ecuadoran lawsuit, Pajamas Media, richard cabrera, stacking the deck against chevron in ecuadoran lawsuit
Illegal Immigrants Granted Passes to USAF Base (Update)
February 14th, 2010 · No Comments
In the wake of the Fort Hood shootings Nov. 5, a disturbing story has surfaced in this blogger’s childhood hometown, Enid, Okla. At least three illegal immigrants received long-term contractor passes to Vance Air Force Base, according to a former security chief at the pilot training base who spoke with The Oklahoman newspaper. Below is [...]
Tags: · Air Force, air force base, base security, enid, fort hood, fort hood shootings, Illegal Immigrants, Illegal Immigrants Granted Passes to USAF Base, Illegal Immigration, newsok, Oklahoma, pilot training, pilot training base, security, the oklahoman, usaf base, vance afb, vance air force base
Doctor Sheds Light on Obama’s College Years
February 13th, 2010 · 1 Comment
Breitbart TV‘s “The B Cast” published a full-length, must-watch interview of Dr. John C. Drew yesterday. In it, the doctor sheds light on the mysterious college years of Barack Obama and the time he claims to have spent with the future president of the United States. All I can say about it is, “Wow!” and [...]
Tags: · Barack Obama, breitbart, bungalow bill, Doctor Sheds Light on Obama's College Years, dr john c drew, drew, john c drew, mysterious college years, Obama, obama's college years, president barack obama, President of the United States, the b cast
East Texas Arson Task Force Releases Sketches
February 12th, 2010 · 2 Comments
TYLER, Texas — Robert Champion, Special Agent in Charge of the Dallas Field Division of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, released three composite sketches of individuals that investigators would like to identify and interview in relation to the some of the church arsons that have occurred in the Henderson, Smith and Van [...]
Tags: · alcohol, arson task force, atf, athens fire marshal's office, bureau of alcohol tobacco firearms and explosives, church fires, dallas field division, east texas arson task force, East Texas Arson Task Force Releases Sketches, explosives, fire marshal, firearms, henderson county, henderson county fire marshal's office, robert champion, smith county, smith county fire marshal's office, texas, texas department of public safety, Tobacco, tyler, tyler fire marshal's office, van zandt county, van zandt county fire marshal's office
President Obama Needs to Go ‘Back to School’
February 12th, 2010 · 1 Comment
On his radio show today, Rush Limbaugh remarked about President Barack Obama having absolutely no experience in the world of business and went on to use an audio excerpt from the movie, “Back to School” (below), to make his point. In the movie, comedian Rodney Dangerfield’s character is sitting in his first economics class, listening [...]
Tags: · back to school, Barack Obama, business, dangerfield, first economics class, Limbaugh, Obama, Obama's ineptness, president barack obama, President Obama Needs to Go 'Back to School', real-world business experience, Rodney Dangerfield, Rush, Rush Limbaugh
