On Saturday, Oct. 16, nearly 100 anti-socialism Americans gathered at the intersection of Highways K and N in O’Fallon, Mo. Like they have almost every Saturday for 18 months, these people — members of the K&N Patriots — gathered to offer a visual reminder to their fellow Americans that freedom isn’t free. They gathered to [...]
Entries from October 2010
Patriots Say ‘Vote Like Your Life Depends On It!’
October 16th, 2010 · 5 Comments
Tags: · anti-socialism rally, election, Freedom, k and n patriots, Liberty, Life, Missouri, o'fallon, oppression, patriot, Patriots Say 'Vote Like Your Life Depends On It!, pursuit of happiness, spending, taxes, tea party, Tyranny, vote
An Open Letter to Animal and Pet Lovers
October 15th, 2010 · 2 Comments
EDITOR’S NOTE: Earlier this month, I published a post (Missouri Prop B: ‘That Dog Don’t Hunt!’) that generated quite a bit of feedback, positive and negative on the issue. Because of the interest level shown, I decided to delve deeper into this issue. Below is the first in what I expect to be a series [...]
Tags: · alliance for truth, animal lovers, Animal Rights, Department of Agriculture, dog breeders, farm bureau, hsus, humane society, humane society of the United States, Livestock, Missouri, missouri farm bureau, missourians for animal care, Open Letter to Animal and Pet Lovers, pet lovers, prop b, proposition b, puppy mill, referendum
Biased Media Outlets Ignore ‘CRUDE’ Outtakes
October 14th, 2010 · 4 Comments
Imagine the following scenario taking place on the world stage: Scene 1: Employees of one of the world’s largest oil companies are found to be in league with a right-wing film producer in an effort to produce a documentary aimed at helping the company fend off a lawsuit in a third-world country’s court that, if [...]
Tags: · 60 Minutes, amazon crude, amazon defense coalition, american lawyer, bias, Biased Media Outlets Ignore 'CRUDE' Outtakes, big hollywood, Big Journalism, Big Oil, CBS News, chevron, crude, crude outtakes, ecuador, joseph berlinger, judge, lewis a kaplan, New York, news media, outtakes, southern district of new york, steven donziger, thomson reuters, Trial Lawyer, us district court
Ethanol Decision Could Do More Harm Than Good
October 14th, 2010 · 1 Comment
Two months ago, I warned you about President Barack Obama’s EPA blending politics and science. Now, according to an EPA news release issued Wednesday, the “blending” process appears to be complete: The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) today waived a limitation on selling fuel that is more than 10 percent ethanol for model year 2007 [...]
Tags: · american petroleum institute, Barack Obama, Bob McCarty, corn ethanol, corn ethanol is cornography, cornography, Department of Energy, e15, Emissions, engine durability, Environmental Protection Agency, EPA, epa administrator, Ethanol, ethanol blend, Ethanol Decision Could Do More Harm Than Good, Fuel, gasoline, I know it when I see it, Jack Gerard, lisa jackson, manufacturers' warranties, Obama, potter stewart, president barack obama, public backlash, reason tv, renewable fuels, Supreme Court, vehicle performance, vehicle safety
Survey: Primary Care Physicians Fear Extinction
October 12th, 2010 · 3 Comments
Eighty-seven percent of 1,400 physicians said they are not well represented in the halls of power (a.k.a., government), and that’s not all, according to recently-released results of The Great American Physician Survey 2010. More troubling, however, is that nearly half think primary care physicians will eventually be extinct, replaced by cheaper non-physician providers. Something else [...]
Tags: · Congress, Democrat, doctors, great American physician survey, Health Care, million med march, non-physician provider, nurses, obamacare, patient protection and affordable care act, Physician, physician survey, primary care, Republican, St. Louis, survey, Survey: Primary Care Physicians Fear Extinction, third-party candidate
Voter-Enforced Term Limits Being November 2nd
October 12th, 2010 · 9 Comments
EDITOR’S NOTE: T.J. Birkenmeier is the St. Louis-based author of “The Birk Plan,” an e-mail which went viral two years ago. Today, he shared a new message with me which deserves to be shared. It appears below: To my pals in the All-American Irish Brigade, and all those who aspire to be Irish in heaven. [...]
Tags: · All-American, birkenmeier, bring out your Irish, dna, gipper, irish, irish brigade, morning in america, prohibition, shoe town, t.j. birkenmeier, Term Limits, the birk plan, the wise buddha, tom birkenmeier, truth is the mother of anger, Voter-Enforced Term Limits Being November 2nd
Greedy Union Workers Vote Closes Plant
October 8th, 2010 · 4 Comments
Look for the union label? Maybe not. Especially after a United Auto Workers local in Indianapolis voted to close a GM supplier plant and harm the local economy in rather than accept a pay cut. Now, 650 workers will have to be transferred to other towns. In the video below, Labor Counsel Vincent Vernuccio was [...]
Tags: · Competitive Enterprise Institute, gm, Greedy Union Workers Vote Closes Plant, indianapolis, labor counsel, stuart varney, union workers, united auto workers, varney, varney and company, vincent vernuccio
