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Category Archives: Politics
I’m Local
I wrote about it, researched it, and carried through with the plan. As of about two hours ago, I am the newest member of my county Republican Executive Committee. I write this blog because I enjoy it, and because I’m foolish enough to believe that I have something worthwhile to share with the people who … Continue reading
Posted in Florida Politics, Politics
Tagged Florida Politics, George LeMieux, Local Politics
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Latest comic from Day by Day Cartoon by Chris Muir
02/12/2012
Logic.
Find out how you can support Day By DayGoing Local
A while back I posted about the importance of local politics. Well, I’ve taken my own words to heart. I did a bit of research and found out about my county Republican Party, and it’s structure. My precinct is allocated 4 committeemen and 4 committewomen. There is one slot filled. So, while I once served … Continue reading
Don’t Forget The Poll
Don’t forget to make your pick in the 2012 Presidential Primary Poll #3. Each poll lasts one week, so remember to vote each week. The 2012 election is only 17 months away. Who do you want to see take on the Won? If you support a candidate other than the ones listed let us know … Continue reading
Unconstitutional and Not Severable
While it is surely true that the fight is not over, Judge Roger Vinson has found that a key provision in Obamacare, the mandate that individuals purchase health insurance, is unconstitutional. The US district judge said a key provision of the law known as the “individual mandate” exceeds Congress’s regulatory powers by requiring Americans to … Continue reading
Posted in Health Power, Politics, The Constitution
Tagged Health Power, Judge Vinson, Obamacare, Roger Vinson
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My Response
Both Paul Ryan and Michelle Bachmann had their turns. This morning let me give my brief response to the President’s SOTU speech. First, like most Americans, I didn’t watch it. I had more important things to do, like putting kids to bed and leveling my hunter on WoW. However, I have read the prepared remarks … Continue reading
Posted in Congress, Politics, President Obama
Tagged Congress, President Obama, Regulation, SOTU, State of the Union
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Neutering The Net
If you want to look at a broad-brush example of what is hurting our country, today’s expected “Net Neutrality” regulations serve as a clear case in point. While we are suffering through bad economic policy and an out of touch administration, a real threat exists in the form of government “solutions” to non-existent, or, at … Continue reading
Posted in Bad Ideas, Congress, Politics, Technology, The Left
Tagged Bureaucracy, FCC, internet, Julius Genachowski, Net Nutrality, Technology
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Two Weeks
One of the penalties for refusing to participate in politics is that you end up being governed by your inferiors. Plato We are just under two weeks away from the mid-term elections, elections that are perhaps more critical than any in my life time. Considering I was born during Dwight Eisenhower’s first term, that’s a … Continue reading
A Few Days Until The Primaries
The Florida primary is just a few days away and it is drawing attention beyond the Sunshine State. Here, for what it’s worth, is my look at things. One of the races getting national attention is the US Senate race. William Escoffery III, William “Billy” Kogut, and Marco Rubio make up the Republican side of … Continue reading
Posted in 2010, Florida Politics, Marco Rubio, Politics
Tagged Adam Putnam, Bill McCollum, Charlie Crist, Dennis Ross, Florida Politics, John Lindsey, Marco Rubio, Mike McCalister, Randy Wilkinson, Rick Scott, William Escoffery, William Kogut
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Sorta Super Tuesday
The 2010 election cycle starts in earnest today. Voters go to the polls today in Indiana, North Carolina and Ohio in one of the busiest days on the 2010 primary calendar. The tri-state voting also will initiate a five-week burst of election activity that will see 23 states hold primaries and three states hold special … Continue reading
Post Partisan? Yeah, Right.
I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character. Martin Luther King, Jr. The election of President Barack Obama was supposed to usher in a new post-racial, post-partisan era. … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged Kinston NC, Loretta King, Marting Luther King Jr., Post Partisan, Post Racial
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