And who can blame them? The Obama/Pelosi/Reid Triad are blowing money that won’t even be printed for years, and it’s all falling to our kids to pay for. Well, now they are getting it, and they don’t like it. They don’t like having been lied to, and many voted for the first time in their [...]
What I am almost positive that you are not aware of is that in 2001 this type of technology and others was tested on 8th graders in Oklahoma Public Schools. Continue reading →
"Oh, my God -- he's shooting at us! Oh, my God!" Continue reading →
Keep an eye on this guy We still have this November to clear, then the real work starts. This November is a blocking move, if you play chess at all, November 2010 is do or die. That said watch Herman Cain, via The Right Scoop;
Posted by Shellinda: As a couple of Americans who have spent too much time focused on Washington, D.C. and not enough within our state (but making an effort to change this), we wonder whether the maneuvers regarding a certain piece of legislation introduced last session is common practice in the Nebraska Unicameral. We suspect it [...]
It’s time for some campaignin’…entertaining to be sure, but I think it’s worth a look beyond the entertainment value. This video is funny because it contains truth. The trouble is, the truth in political jokes are on us…the voters. How DID we end up with those two candidates? It’s more than a little freaky that [...]
State Questions for General Election, November 2, 2010 Ballot OK-Safe Review post by Kaye Beach on http://axiomamuse.wordpress.com featuring Scribd embedded/downloadable document for easy sharing! Continue reading →
We’ve not spoken much about faith on this site, but the more we look at solutions to the many problems we’re confronting, we discover we can’t do this alone. In order to do many of the things that we’ve already done, it’s required additional strength. There is a bit of momentum of late – we [...]
Nebraska Appleseed is a Lincoln-based entity that seems to be on the wrong side of just about every issue limited government types are concerned about. If it costs money, grows government, facilitates the welfare state, promotes a “green” agenda, and potentially raises taxes, odds are high…Nebraska Appleseed would be for it. GiN’s “Deserving of Darts” [...]