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Monthly Archives: January 2012
VIRGINIA BLOGS ON THE PRESIDENTIAL RACE
If Romney is the Republican nominee, Obamney Care is not an issue from Disrupt The Narrative explains the point of the post in the title. However, what the post reveals about the extent of Mitt Romney‘s Liberalism is more than you … Continue reading
Posted in 2012 Election, VA-Blogs
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DELEGATE RICH ANDERSON’S REPORT ON THE 2012 GENERAL ASSEMBLY: WEEK 3
Here is Delegate Rich Anderson latest report on the General Assembly. Week #3 Legislative Report Staying Connected:Capitol Update 2012-3 Dear Prince William Neighbors, This afternoon, we completed the third week of our eight-week legislative session of the 2012 General Assembly. … Continue reading
Posted in Delegate Rich Anderson, Legislative Updates
DELEGATE SCOTT LINGAMFELTER REPORTS ON THE 2012 SESSION: WEEK 3
Here is Delegate Scott Lingamfelter‘s latest report on the General Assembly. Session Update 3: Moving Legislation Dear Patriots, This was another busy week with my own legislation. Here’s a quick recap: My Veterans Trust legislation, HB 922, passed without opposition. It … Continue reading
Posted in Delegate Scott Lingamfelter, Legislative Updates
SENATOR MARK OBENSHAIN’S REPORT ON THE 2012 GENERAL ASSEMBLY, WEEK 3
Here is Senator Mark Obenshain‘s latest report on the General Assembly. Never a Dull Moment: Week 3 in the Senate of Virginia It has been said that laws are like sausages: one prefers not to see them made. Rarely has … Continue reading
Posted in Legislative Updates, Senator Mark Obenshain
HOW AN ACCUSATION SPREADS
We often let our emotions, particularly anger and hatred, carry us away. Even the most respected people can be targeted by rumors and innuendo. Thus, a when Pastor Rick Warren said Christians and Muslims must work together (see here, here … Continue reading
2012 PRESIDENTIAL PROS AND CONS: MITT ROMNEY ON THE ENVIRONMENT
Here, in the seventh post in a series on Mitt Romney, we will talk about his attitude towards environmental issues (See 2012 PRESIDENTIAL PROS AND CONS: GENERAL OBSERVATIONS ON MITT ROMNEY for the first post and links to the remaining posts … Continue reading
Posted in 2012 Election, Environment, Mitt Romney
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It's not plagiarism -- it's recycling!
Reblogged from bluebird of bitterness: Dear Leader was apparently either too lazy, too unimaginative, or too busy playing golf to come up with a new SOTU speech this year, so he did a cut-and-paste job of some of his previous … Continue reading
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RICK SANTORUM SUPPORTED THE IDEA OF REQUIRING INDIVIDUALS TO BUY HEALTH INSURANCE? NOT!
Is politics information warfare? It would seem so. Thus, last Thursday we got this story from the washingtonexaminer.com. Rick Santorum supported the idea of “requir[ing] individuals to buy health insurance” when he ran for U.S. Senate in 1994, according to … Continue reading
