While many Americans will park in front of their televisions to watch football on Super Bowl Sunday, others will tune in just to see the commercials. Unknown to most Americans, one commercial will be seen only by members of the U.S. military deployed overseas. Sadly, it’s a spot that probably needs to be shown to [...]
Entries from February 2011
Super Bowl Ad Targets Wrong Audience
February 4th, 2011 · 3 Comments
Tags: · absentee ballot, admiral mike mullen, Afghanistan, armed forces network, ballot, big government, Big Journalism, buffalo news, Dallas, denying our soldiers the vote, federal voting assistance program, fvap, illegal voting, illinois soldiers, Investor's Business Daily, Iraq, joint chiefs of staff, manipulation of elections, military ballots, most covered-up stories of 2010, pamela geller, psa, soldiers, super bowl, super bowl ad, Super Bowl Ad Targets Wrong Audience, super bowl sunday, super bowl xlv, vote, World Net Daily
Sheriff Joe Blasts ABC Over Biased 20/20 Segment
February 4th, 2011 · 1 Comment
Only hours before ABC is set to air a 20/20 story that portrays the Arizona immigration law as something it’s not, Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio fired off a scathing letter to the man behind the segment, 20/20 correspondent John Quinones. Watch the teaser for the “What Would You Do? segment below, then read Sheriff [...]
Tags: · 2020, Arizona, arizona's new immigration law, Immigration Law, john quinones, look mexican, Maricopa County, Michael Bloomberg, nefarious motives, sb 1070, sheriff joe arpaio, Sheriff Joe Blasts ABC Over Biased 20/20 Segment, should be deported, What Would You Do
Black American Dreads Black History Month
February 4th, 2011 · 1 Comment
By Lloyd Marcus, Guest Blogger & Proud Unhyphenated American I can’t help imagining Al Sharpton, Jesse Jackson, the NAACP, the Congressional Black Caucus and all of the other race profiteering usual suspects joyously awakening Feb. 1 with a song in their hearts, “It’s The Most Wonderful Month of the Year.” Ah, yes! Another Black History [...]
Tags: · Al Sharpton, black American, Black American Dreads Black History Month, black history month, Civil Rights, civil war, Congressional Black Caucus, dr. martin luther king jr, Godly principles, Jesse Jackson, lloyd marcus, naacp, slavery, tea party express
‘TICKING TIME BOMB’ ID’d in Fort Hood Report
February 3rd, 2011 · 1 Comment
A TICKING TIME BOMB. Those four words appear atop a report compiled by Senators Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.) and Susan Collins (R-Maine) on the “COUNTERTERRORISM LESSONS FROM THE U.S. GOVERNMENT’S FAILURE TO PREVENT THE FORT HOOD ATTACK.” Wondering what conclusions Senators Lieberman and Collins reach in developing the special report as members of the U.S. Senate [...]
Tags: · 'TICKING TIME BOMB' ID'd in Fort Hood Report, 9-11 attacks, Army, army secretary togo west, chain of command, chief of naval operations admiral vern clark, Counterterrorism, Department of Defense, dod, domestic terrorist attacks, FBI, fort hood, fort hood attack, fort hood report, homeland security council, intelligence, intelligence analysts, islamist extremism, Joe Lieberman, joint terrorism task force, jttf, malik nidal hasan, National Security Council, radicalization, religious accommodation, Report on Fort Hood Shootings a ‘Whitewash’, robert gates, robert mueller, secretary of defense, senate committee on homeland security and governmental affairs, susan collins, suspected terrorist, ticking time bomb, togo west, vern clark, white supremacism
Organizing for America ‘Astroturf’ Effort Exposed
February 3rd, 2011 · 1 Comment
A friend of mine who is on the e-mail list for the Barack Obama front organization, Organizing for America, shared the latest electronic message he received from the group late this morning. It appears unedited below for your reading displeasure: (Name removed) – Yesterday, Democrats in the Senate successfully blocked the repeal of health reform [...]
Tags: · activist judges, affordable care act, astroturf, Congress, donut hole, health reform, insurance industry, letter to the editor, organizing for america, Organizing for America 'Astroturf' Effort Exposed, political director, political games, pre-existing condition, prescription drug coverage, repeal, Republicans, yohannes abraham
Why Are States Embracing Federal Control of Education While Siding Against ObamaCare?
February 3rd, 2011 · 1 Comment
As evidenced by two recent reports, a chasm exists between the ways state government officials nationwide view federal control of education and health care: On Feb. 2, the Heritage Foundation published an article in which they highlighted the fact that the majority of states (see graphic at right) have succumbed to pressure to adopt national [...]
Tags: · big government, constitutional role of the federal government, department of education, Education, federal control of education, federal government bureaucrat, federalism, Health Care, Heritage Foundation, Judge Roger Vinson, national standards in education, nikki haley, obamacare, obamacare should be repealed, patient protection and affordable care act, public education, race to the top, Rick Perry, rob bishop, the dangers of national standards in education, Wall Street Journal, Why Are States Embracing Federal Control of Education While Siding Against ObamaCare
Ecuadoran Government Officials Play Key Roles in $113 Billion Shakedown Lawsuit Against Chevron
February 3rd, 2011 · 2 Comments
EDITOR’S NOTE: Carter Wood of the National Association of Manufacturers’ Shopfloor blog is, perhaps, the only person on the planet who has written as much as I have about the $113 billion lawsuit in which Chevron Corp. is entangled in Ecuador. Below, with his permission, I share his latest article, In Chevron Shakedown, Ecuador’s Government [...]
Tags: · 2010 investment climate statement, alejandro ponce villacis, alexis mera, andean trade preferences act, bilateral investment treaties, Bolivia, carter wood, chevron, crude, ecuador, ecuadoran government, Ecuadoran Government Officials Play Key Roles in $113 Billion Shakedown Lawsuit Against Chevron, harriet meiers, judge lewis kaplan, julio prietro, lago agrio, luis yanza, national association of manufacturers, pablo fajardo, patton boggs, petroecuador, rafael correa, richard cabrera, robert barr, shakedown lawsuit, shopfloor, shopfloor blog, southern district of new york, state department, steven donziger, sting's wife, texaco, trudie styler, us district court, White House counsel
