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Among the nearly 200 patriots participating in an anti-socialism rally Saturday afternoon in O’Fallon, Mo., was Bill, an 85-year-old veteran of World War II. He shares his hopes and fears for the future — including a warning to Americans about being complacent — in the video above.
It marked the first time the former B-25 crew [...]
World War II Vet Warns of Complacency
October 25th, 2009 · 3 Comments
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Big Oil, Big Labor Form Historic Partnership
June 17th, 2009 · No Comments
Saying the ultimate goal of the partnership is to secure more and better-paying jobs for Americans in the oil and gas industry and for more Americans in every region of the country, American Petroleum Institute President and CEO Jack Gerard announced this morning the formation of a historic partnership his organization that represents some 400 [...]
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Teamsters Worried About InBev’s Bud Buy
July 14th, 2008 · No Comments
In a post one month ago, I focused on the impact a foreign company’s takeover of Anheuser-Busch would have on St. Louis residents and charitable organizations. Today, the Teamsters are raising doubts about the future of the largest U.S. brewer following its purchase by Belgium-owned InBev.
I don’t agree with everything about which the Teamsters [...]
Tags: · anheuser-busch, breweries, bud, carlos brito, inbev, labor unions, St. Louis, teamsters, teamsters raise doubts
Contest Rewards Kids’ Pro-Union Thinking — Part 2
May 20th, 2008 · 4 Comments
Yesterday, I published a post, Contest Rewards Kids for Pro-Union Thinking, in which I offered details about an effort to expose elementary school children in Missouri to pro-union propaganda and reward them for practicing pro-union writing skills. Today, I offer a follow-up piece.
My efforts yesterday included contacting both the publisher of Missouri Studies Weekly, [...]
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Contest Rewards Kids for Pro-Union Thinking
May 19th, 2008 · 4 Comments
Leftist indoctrination starts early in the public schools. In this case, it surfaced in the form of information about a contest that rewards kids $5 for exercising their pro-union writing skills — in 150 words or less, that is.
I came across contest details while perusing the once-weekly stack of papers my fourth-grader brought home [...]
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