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For those of you who need more evidence to explain how the nation’s Big Three Automakers ended up in such financial strife, take a look at the video I shot as the only journalist attending the 2009 Healthcare-Now.org National Strategy Conference Saturday afternoon in St. Louis. It shows union heavyweight Jerry Tucker “spilling the beans” [...]
Labor Boss Acknowledges Own ‘Lambourghini Health Plan’ at Single-Payer Strategy Conference
November 17th, 2009 · 1 Comment
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DeMint Calls GM Debacle ‘Political Bankruptcy’
June 10th, 2009 · 2 Comments
In a letter e-mailed to friends and supporters today, Sen. Jim DeMint (R-S.C.) issued a scathing retort about the bankruptcy filing by General Motors. The text of that letter/e-mail appears below:
Dear Friend,
The bankruptcy filing of General Motors last week didn’t have to be this way.
GM could have – and as many of us argued [...]
Tags: · automakers, bailout, bankruptcy, DeMint, general motors, general motors bankruptcy, gm, gm bankruptcy, Jim DeMint, labor, labor bosses, Obama, obama administration, Sen. Jim DeMint, senator demint, South Carolina
President Obama Launches Health Care Push
May 11th, 2009 · 1 Comment
President Barack Obama is meeting today with a group of what the White House calls “health care reform stakeholders.”
Those attending represent insurers, hospitals, physicians, medical device companies, pharmaceutical companies and, of course, labor union representatives and will, no doubt, take into consideration everything listed on the president’s “full fact sheet” about the issue of health [...]
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By Any Definition, Barack Obama is a Socialist
April 1st, 2009 · 4 Comments
Many Americans find it difficult to place their trust in President Barack Obama. Why? Because, by any definition*, he is a socialist intent upon forcing socialism on the people of the United States.
Don’t believe it? Then consider three definitions of “socialism,” courtesy of Merriam-Webster.
Definition #1: Any of various economic and political theories advocating collective or [...]
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Is Big Three Bailout Plan Another ‘Ponzi’ Scheme?
December 15th, 2008 · No Comments
It’s understandable if some Americans find themselves confused as they try to understand the financial headlines making news this morning:
An enormous “Ponzi” scheme, allegedly perpetrated by a long-trusted Wall Street legend and former chairman of the NASDAQ, continues to make headlines since becoming public four days ago.
Other news articles focus on the possibility of news [...]
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