Published on TheHill.com on April 27, 2010 The Republican Party is showing some starch by standing up to Harry Reid on the financial regulation bill. We can only hope they keep it up. The Obama administration is selling a bill of goods inside the Beltway by saying that the GOP is getting into bed with [...]
The financial regulation bill now hurtling through Congress sets up a Consumer Financial Protection Agency (CFPA) to police lending in America. And, as usual, the liberals have fouled it up. California Republican Congressman John Campbell (no relation to Tom) points out that the bill would “require anybody who makes a loan of any type or [...]
Only Republicans who have promised not to raise taxes deserve our support. Read who has taken the pledge not to raise taxes in their term! Click here to find out!
As we fight tooth and nail to win back the US Senate, it is vital that candidates not indulge personal ambition to the detriment of the clear national interest in electing a Republican majority in 2010. In Florida, Governor Charlie Crist — who I have supported and even advised in the past — has been [...]
The most important factor in decided whether or not to support a candidate in the Republican primaries of 2010 is whether or not he or she has taken the “pledge” – the commitment not to vote for higher taxes. Americans for Tax Reform, headed by Grover Norquist, is collecting signatures from candidates on this no-holds [...]
When conservatives like Neal Boortz proposed the “Fair Tax” (a levy on consumption not on income), we should have known that the Obama left would seize on the proposal not as Boortz intended it to be, a replacement for the income tax, but as an addition to it! Now Obama has let it be known [...]
Dear Friends, 2010: Take Back America — A Battle Plan has hit the New York Times bestseller list in its first week out, opening at number 4!!! You can still order a signed copy (for Mother?) at Amazon.com or BN.com. (At Amazon.com all the books sent out are still from their signed inventory.) GO HERE [...]
Published on TheHill.com on April 20, 2010 How odd that when the president’s largest corporate donor, Goldman Sachs, gets indicted it is seen in the wonderful world of Washington as catalyzing his efforts to modify Wall Street regulation. Goldman’s employees, of course, gave Obama just shy of $1 million — a total exceeded only by [...]
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