Archive for July 14th, 2012

The Moral (and Practical) Case for Free Enterprise

The Moral (and Practical) Case for Free Enterprise

This presentation illustrates many important truths that America desperately needs to re-learn, so we can get off the road to ruin we are currently on, and get back on the road that made America the greatest nation in history.

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Hear from Voices Without a Vote

Hear from Voices Without a Vote

Remember, when you choose the candidates for whom you will cast your vote, you are making a decision that not only helps preserve (or throw away) your own liberty, but the liberty of your posterity as well. Choose very, very wisely. You bear a great responsibility with your vote.

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The swearing in of President Gerald Ford by Supreme Court Chief Justice Warren Burger, Aug. 9, 1974

Only the Laws of God Superior to the Constitution

Leslie Lynch King, Jr., born JULY 14, 1913, became the 38th President of the United States.Renamed by his stepfather, he was the only Eagle Scout to be President. He attended the University of Michigan on a football scholarship, graduated from Yale Law School and served in the Navy during World War II. His name was Gerald Rudolph Ford. Ford was House Minority Leader until chosen as Vice-President when Spiro Agnew resigned, then President when Richard Nixon resigned. He was the only President not elected.

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New American food-stamp plantation is a SNAP

New American food-stamp plantation is a SNAP

The House Agriculture Committee has reported out its version of a new farm bill that will cut $16.5 billion over 10 years from funding of SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program), once known as food stamps. Sixteen-and-a-half billion dollars over a decade amount to a whopping 2 percent cut in SNAP program expenditures, which last year alone came to $78 billion. At a time when we are running trillion-dollar annual federal budget deficits, it’s hard to see a 2 percent cut in any large spending program as provocative. Sadly, our nation has become a food-stamp plantation.

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