Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Great idea!
Start using a gold and silver based currency. Who would have ever thought of that? The problem with this idea is the government can't just invent more gold and silver like they can paper (pretend) money. Inflating their way out of debt....all the while mounting piles of debt on our children.
Story here. Of course, this State Senator will be labeled a "kook".
Story here. Of course, this State Senator will be labeled a "kook".
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
The 2nd thing I can agree with Barry about
I forget the first thing...
Nuclear power is absolutely the correct energy source to support.
Story here. I'm sure the EnviroNazis will be upset with the Messiah on this.
Nuclear power is absolutely the correct energy source to support.
Story here. I'm sure the EnviroNazis will be upset with the Messiah on this.
Saturday, February 6, 2010
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
You mean, just like the GOP did with Mike DeWine?
Below is part of the latest "press release" by Kevin DeWine.
(Columbus) - Ohio Republican Party Chairman Kevin DeWine issued the following statement today regarding Eric Brown's announced candidacy for Chief Justice of the Ohio Supreme Court:
"It's doubtful anyone would be talking about Eric Brown as a candidate for the top seat on the state's highest court if his name wasn't Brown. Democrats love to play the name game with Ohio elections by running candidates who sound familiar but are wholly unqualified for the job. Ohioans are smarter than that.
It's like the pot calling the kettle black.
I am so sick of the ORP and their choosing candidates for us before we can choose our own in the primary.
The local parties are too in-bred with the ORP to be a local voice. Most of the chairs of the local parties are more interested in getting jobs with winning GOP candidates than to be the voice of their own local conservative parties. We end up with a bunch of liberal RINOs that make no one happy. Remember Taft?
The ORP has abandoned conservatives. Want proof? Look what they did to Ken Blackwell. They completely abandoned him, I think they were ashamed that we actually voted for a conservative in the primary. Looks like they're not making that mistake again! They'd rather have Ted Strickland than a true conservative.
Now they want to force anti-gun Mike DeWine down our throats. Unbelievable!
(Columbus) - Ohio Republican Party Chairman Kevin DeWine issued the following statement today regarding Eric Brown's announced candidacy for Chief Justice of the Ohio Supreme Court:
"It's doubtful anyone would be talking about Eric Brown as a candidate for the top seat on the state's highest court if his name wasn't Brown. Democrats love to play the name game with Ohio elections by running candidates who sound familiar but are wholly unqualified for the job. Ohioans are smarter than that.
It's like the pot calling the kettle black.
I am so sick of the ORP and their choosing candidates for us before we can choose our own in the primary.
The local parties are too in-bred with the ORP to be a local voice. Most of the chairs of the local parties are more interested in getting jobs with winning GOP candidates than to be the voice of their own local conservative parties. We end up with a bunch of liberal RINOs that make no one happy. Remember Taft?
The ORP has abandoned conservatives. Want proof? Look what they did to Ken Blackwell. They completely abandoned him, I think they were ashamed that we actually voted for a conservative in the primary. Looks like they're not making that mistake again! They'd rather have Ted Strickland than a true conservative.
Now they want to force anti-gun Mike DeWine down our throats. Unbelievable!
Monday, February 1, 2010
OK, I've agreed with Redfern twice recently.....
First he asks for Athens County democrat chair, Susan Gwinn, to resign. Which, of course, she should have, and did.
Second, he says what we've been saying all along about Dave Yost and Mike DeWine:
Dispatch story here
"Ohio Democratic Chairman Chris Redfern said Yost was "strong-armed" out of the attorney general's race.
Yost is the one that fits the Attorney General role. DeWine fits a Methodist minister role....in their new liberal teachings.
As detailed in these posts here.
Cordray should be re-elected as Attorney General as he is more conservative then DeWine!
These back room deals and schemes are what has turned folks away from the ORP. Taylor should have ran for Auditor again.....especially since it's very important for the gerrymandering that our 2 parties do after the census.
I am now convinced (I know, I must be a little slow) that the GOP is afraid of their own voters. They'd rather hand pick their candidates before the primary than let their conservative base pick it for them. The conservatives will abandon them again if they keep it up. The difference now is, their base has a place to go.
Second, he says what we've been saying all along about Dave Yost and Mike DeWine:
Dispatch story here
"Ohio Democratic Chairman Chris Redfern said Yost was "strong-armed" out of the attorney general's race.
"Yost clearly wanted to be attorney general but was forced to play second fiddle to Kevin DeWine's second cousin and the second choice of the Republican base," Redfern said."
What they've done is allow the dems to keep the Attorney General office for another four years. This office could have been won by Yost.Yost is the one that fits the Attorney General role. DeWine fits a Methodist minister role....in their new liberal teachings.
As detailed in these posts here.
Cordray should be re-elected as Attorney General as he is more conservative then DeWine!
These back room deals and schemes are what has turned folks away from the ORP. Taylor should have ran for Auditor again.....especially since it's very important for the gerrymandering that our 2 parties do after the census.
I am now convinced (I know, I must be a little slow) that the GOP is afraid of their own voters. They'd rather hand pick their candidates before the primary than let their conservative base pick it for them. The conservatives will abandon them again if they keep it up. The difference now is, their base has a place to go.
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