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Leading scientists come forward, Global warming a fraud
Sixteen scientists took to the pages of the Wall Street Journal Friday to argue that there is “no compelling scientific argument” for “drastic actions on global warming.” According to the…
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Leading scientists come forward, Global warming a fraud
Posted on January 28, 2012 | 0 CommentsSixteen scientists took to the pages of the Wall Street Journal Friday to argue that there is “no compelling scientific argument” for “drastic actions on global warming.” According to the...
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Leading scientists come forward, Global warming a fraud
Sixteen scientists took to the pages of the Wall Street Journal Friday to argue that there is “no compelling scientific argument” for “drastic actions on global warming.” According to the…
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One woman governor pushed out, the other snubbed by Obama
In the news… 1. The unpopular Democrat Governor of North Carolina, who once said that elections should be suspended in order to give Democrats more time to pass legislation, has…
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Buffet’s secretary rumored to earn 200k-500k a year, in the top 5 percent
In his State of the Union address, President Obama recycled much of the same rhetoric he has repeated for over three years. He also introduced America to Debra Bosanek, the…
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Romney pays 42 percent income in taxes and charity, Food and energy prices soar under Obama
In the news today… 1. Republican Presidential hopeful, Mitt Romney, paid 42% of his income in taxes and charity. Romney 2011 taxes has him earning $20.9 million on investments and…
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Democrat charged, Obama late, Illegal murders, Senate without budget, Racial divide
So much in the way of news today… 1. The Justice Department on Monday charged a John Kiriakou, a Democrat staffer and former CIA officer with repeatedly leaking classified information,…
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Gingrich wins as record numbers cast their vote in South Carolina
An energized and enthusiastic Republican Party turned out to cast their votes in the first in the South Primary in South Carolina. A record 601,166 voted Saturday, far exceeding the…
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The Swinging Speaker, Biden gaff, Liberal Jobs, Fuel Soars, Monumental donation
In the news… 1. Newt Gingrich may have just sealed up the 2012 election today with Democrat voters if he can win the Republican nomination. Democrats, who for years have…
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Keystone Pipeline dead, Hollywood Obama boycott, Pensions under assualt
In the news… 1. In an effort to placate his left wing liberal base, Obama has decided to shelve the Keystone Pipeline Project, costing thousands of jobs. Environmental groups celebrated…
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Obama hypocrisy, Race war revs up, Pelosi memory loss
In the news… 1. The hypocrisy continues with this administration and the Democrat Party… Jeffrey Zients will serve as President Obama’s new acting director of the Office of Management and…
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Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr, a great Republican. Civil Rights history remembered
On this day we remember a great Republican, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. It should come as no surprise that Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was a Republican. Why? It…
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S&P downgrades most of Europe, Greece a crystal ball into America’s future
Do you recall back when the S&P lowered the credit rating of the United States liberals ignored the very reason why and quickly promoted the idea that Republican unwillingness to…
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Obama fusses, Americans Conservative, Obama borrows, Occupy and Unions unite
In the news… 1. The book, ‘Operators’, by Michael Hastings describes an incident in which Obama refused to take any more pictures with the troops. After the talk, out of…
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Dead Democrats allowed to vote in New Hampshire Primary
It shouldn’t come as a surprise, but dead Democrats emerged from their graves and voted in the New Hampshire primary last night. Video footage (Click here for video) shows election…
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Twinkies and Ding Dongs threatened as Hostess Brands heads toward bankruptcy
Hostess Brands Inc., maker of Twinkies and Wonder Bread is preparing to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection as soon as this week. This follows rumors early last week that…
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Obama Halloween Secret, 2 to 1, Daley resigns Obama appoints hedge fund manager
A couple of interesting news pieces this week… 1. If you haven’t heard, the Obama’s threw a lavish Halloween party at the White House which was kept quiet from reporters…
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Economy adds 200,000 jobs in December, Unemployment rate drops to 8.5 percent
The Labor Department said Friday that employers added a net 200,000 jobs last month and the unemployment rate fell to 8.5 percent, the lowest since February 2009. The rate has…
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Not a Kodak moment, American icon on verge of bankruptcy
Once one of the companies that made up the Dow Industrials, Kodak is a the verge of bankruptcy. The 131-year-old company said it could run out of cash in a…
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2011 ends with record debt, Get to Yes, Carter’s advice, Cat lover’s story
In the news today… 1. Thanks to the reckless spending by Obama and Congressional Democrats 2011 ended with record debt of $15.22 trillion. 2 Obama’s U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services…
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Democrats nervous, send out surrogates to attack Romney
National Democratic Party officials dive-bombed Romney, who is in Davenport for a grassroots rally, setting up a press conference outside the event with an Indiana worker who was laid off…
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My 2012 New Year Predictions
Happy New Year to everyone. I wish all of you a very healthy and prosperous New Year. These are my top ten prediction for 2012. 1. Mitt Romney will win…
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