Category Archives: Blogroll

Obama, Congress, and Obamacare

Posted on October 27, 2011 by J.Paul

Six cases involving President Barack Obama’s healthcare overhaul legislation are pending before the Supreme Court as part of the legal battle over the law’s fate. The following key issues have emerged in the legal briefs recently filed in the cases … Continue reading →

Posted in Abuse of Power, American History, Blogroll, Congress, Corruption, Crime, Justice Department, Politics, Special Interest Groups, States' Rights | Tagged Congresses mess, Fix-up his mess, NOT Obama's personal Court, Special Interest Groups, Supreme Court | Comments Off

Forget about the Constitution, Let’s use Executive Orders

Posted on October 26, 2011 by J.Paul

Unless a person such as Charles Krauthammer or possibly George Will who write with the ease of the butterfly every now and then those of us who are not quite up to that level should bow out when a story … Continue reading →

Posted in Abuse of Power, American History, Blogroll, Corruption, Crime, Equal Rights, Founders, Justice Department, Outrage, Political Correctness, Politics, Recovery and Reinvestment Act, Separation of Powers, Special Interest Groups, States' Rights, Votes | Tagged Executive Orders, Scam, Special Interest Groups, The Laws of Governance, US Constitution | 2 Comments

State Department with Condolences…for what?

Posted on October 15, 2011 by J.Paul

The second issue of an English-language Al Qaeda magazine called Inspire includes an article by an American jihadist in which he proclaims “I am proud to be a traitor” and instructions on how to mow down government workers on their lunch … Continue reading →

Posted in Ad Nauseum, American History, Blogroll, Citizenship, Founders, Political Correctness, Politics, Special Interest Groups, Votes | Tagged Constitution is for Citizens, Crimes against America, Enemy Combatant, Enemy of the State, Special Interest Groups, Traitor | Comments Off

City Ordinance Unconstitutional..?

Posted on October 15, 2011 by J.Paul

This article is from The Miami Herald and quite openly we’re having just a kanip-sheeeit-fit over it! Just like a couple of our other writings this week – what seem to be almost argumentative or persuasion essays. In other words we … Continue reading →

Posted in Ad Nauseum, Blogroll, Corruption, Crime, Equal Rights, Illegal Immigration,, Political Correctness, Special Interest Groups | Tagged Illegal Immigration,, Ordinances, Roadside Vending, Some Reasons Why Not, Special Interest Groups, Vendors | 1 Comment

Federal Reserve Bank…accountable? Reliable?

Posted on October 12, 2011 by J.Paul

All things being equal Newt Gingrich has brought forth some interesting particulars about the Federal Reserve that have gone well-overlooked for over 100 years. “Bernanke has in secret spent hundreds of billions of dollars bailing out one group and not … Continue reading →

Posted in Abuse of Power, Blogroll, Corruption, Crime, Founders, Islamophobia, Outrage, Political Correctness, Politics, Recovery and Reinvestment Act, Separation of Powers, Special Interest Groups, Votes | Tagged Bernake, Fed, Federal Reserve Bank, Gingrich, Special Interest Groups, The Audit | 7 Comments

GMU Law School and the US Constitution

Posted on October 8, 2011 by J.Paul

What a lovely Friday! Every now and again something that we believe it, abide by, and is at the center of so much attention gets addressed. Here is one of those ‘feel good’ types of the way it needs to … Continue reading →

Posted in Blogroll, Current Events, Education, Equal Rights, Founders, Founding Father's Quotes Friday, Islamophobia, Special Interest Groups | Tagged CAIR, Constitution, Free Speech, George Mason, Law School Proud, Special Interest Groups, University | 3 Comments

Deception

Posted on October 4, 2011 by J.Paul

Now the time to ask, “What do we do when we catch the ACORN mongers, lackadaisical appointees, Barnard Madoff auditors, or accountability officers? In a simple answer we need to be more vigilant. If we witness it then we need … Continue reading →

Posted in Abuse of Power, Blogroll, Corruption, Crime, Founders, Law, Political Correctness, Politics, Special Interest Groups, Votes | Tagged Accountability, Common Sense, Honesty, Integrity, Lies, Special Interest Groups | 1 Comment

Founding Fathers on Assimilation

Posted on September 23, 2011 by J.Paul

One could never dispute that certain issues are going to confront us all at one given point in our lives or another. Our discussion involves the notion of change folks. Ostensibly every human being will experience puberty, adolescence, hopefully learning, … Continue reading →

Posted in Abuse of Power, American History, Blogroll, Citizenship, Founders, Founding Father's Quotes Friday, Illegal Immigration,, Politics, Special Interest Groups, Tyranny, Votes | Tagged Alexander Hamilton, Declaration of Independence, Founding Fathers, Geo. Washington, Illegal Immigration,, James Madison, John Adams, Social Responsibility, Special Interest Groups, Thomas Jefferson, US Constitution | Comments Off

A legitimate Plan…Not Re-campaigning for four more useless years

Posted on September 20, 2011 by J.Paul

Analysts were skeptical Obama’s plan would help America’s standing with credit rating agencies such as Standard & Poor’s, which last month downgraded U.S. government debt and expressed concern that Washington was too divided to tackle its mountain of debt. Does … Continue reading →

Posted in Abuse of Power, Ad Nauseum, American History, Blogroll, Corruption, Crime, Equal Rights, Founders, Outrage, Politics, Recovery and Reinvestment Act, Separation of Powers, Special Interest Groups, Votes | Tagged Ad Nauseam, Debt Crisis, Obama's Non-Plan, Re-Campaigning, Sickness, Special Interest Groups, Spending Crisis | Comments Off

How are Post-a-Day Participants doing?

Posted on September 1, 2011 by J.Paul

And yes ladies and gentlemen, this was the inspiration I needed to see just prior to blazing these keys for tonight. So it’s 10:14 PM here where I am and I believe that London’s currently 5 to 6 hours ahead … Continue reading →