Today, yet another reason surfaces to make people Think Twice Before Opening Door to Census Worker.
Only nine days ago, officials at the Census Bureau issued a news release sporting the headline, 2010 Census Ad Campaign Positioned to Save Taxpayers Millions Helping Boost Mail Back Participation Rates. Today, the content of an Associated Press article published [...]
Census Touts Thrift Days Before Audit Finds Waste
February 16th, 2010 · 1 Comment
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SHOCK! Liberal Media Blame Bush for Suspending Airlift of Critically-Ill Haitians to United States
January 30th, 2010 · 1 Comment
The headline above isn’t true, but I wouldn’t be surprised to see headlines like it pop up during the next few days following news that senior Obama Administration officials had ordered a suspension of airlifts of critically-ill Haitians to the United States.
While driving to St. Louis Lambert International Airport earlier this evening, I heard a [...]
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Survey: 92 Percent of Physicians Back Tort Reform (Update)
November 20th, 2009 · 1 Comment
EDITOR’S UPDATE 11/21/09: Click here to see the SERMO.com blog page containing survey results mentioned by Dr. Dan Windsor at the Million Med March today in Clayton, Mo. More details about the rally will be published here during the remainder of the weekend. Jackson Healthcare survey article continues below.
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Ninety-two percent of the [...]
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Despite Early Denials, AARP Endorsing ObamaCare
November 4th, 2009 · 4 Comments
Despite several statements to the contrary in recent months, it turns out that AARP, a membership organization that purports to represent the interests of people 50 and older, was behind ObamaCare all along. According to an article in The Hill tonight, Associated Press is reporting that AARP is planning to endorse the House version of [...]
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False Associated Press Report: Obama Did NOT Say Iran Must Respect Voters’ Choice
June 17th, 2009 · No Comments
Obama’s comments were mushy, yes, but at least he said the most important thing, according to AP:
He said it’s up to Iran to determine its own leaders but that the country must respect voters’ choice.
Why then have reputable people continued to pass harsh judgment? And why would AP paraphrase what would have been Obama’s key [...]
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