1. Doug Johnson: Can Romney Hold His
10 Point Lead Against Obama With Independents?
2. Dave Bego: Lunch Pail Republicans
3. Will McAndrew: Global Oil Price Drop Creates American Opportunity
4. Sarah Stern: The Obama
Administration and the Israeli-Palestinian Issue
5. Richard Bernstein: Bill Clinton is
Right on America
6. Tony Katz: A Job for Occupier
Harrison Schultz
Can Romney Hold His
10 Point Lead Against Obama With Independents?
By
Doug
Johnson
Romney
can attract more Independents than Obama because even though Romney is a
moderate, conservative Independents will easily choose him over Obama. For some
time the left has figured that Romney was the easiest candidate for Obama to
beat. After all, Romney is a moderate by record and the left was sure that
conservatives would never embrace him. But they missed something that may be
playing in Romney’s favor. Democrats believe that Independents are primarily
left-leaning, but they are wrong. [more...]
Lunch Pail Republicans
By
Dave Bego
On the eve of the Indiana primary, it has become evident
that Big Labor has taken the position “if you can’t beat them, infiltrate
them!” The actions of the Lunch Pail Republicans provide further evidence of
this position. Illinois IUOE Local 150 Chieftain David Fagan created an
anti-Right To Work organization he calls "Lunch Pail Republicans."
They claimed to have formed under the motto “We are Indiana Republicans who are
focused on providing for ourselves and our families, protecting our rights and
our property from intrusion.” Yet the LPR’s mission is to return the power of
union officials and to forcibly confiscate individual employees’ paychecks,
contradicting their own introduction. [more...]
Global Oil Price Drop Creates American Opportunity
After watching France elect their first “Socialist”
leader in 17 years, global oil markets are falling. It’s no big surprise; Capitalism
doesn’t think too fondly of its socialist counterpart. That’s why oil prices fell
as much as 3.2 percent after France elected Francois Hollande as its new
president. As the European debt crisis escalates, more countries are starting
to reject necessary austerity programs geared toward reducing spending and
running a fiscally sound operation. The masses are actually calling for more
government spending and more money printing. What the masses do not understand
is that falling oil prices, and for that matter falling commodity prices,
present a major opportunity for the United States. [more...]
The Obama
Administration and the Israeli-Palestinian Issue
By
Sarah Stern,
Founder and President of the Endowment for
Middle East Truth (EMET)
Last
week, the Obama administration freed up $192 million in direct aid to the
Palestinian Authority that had been put on hold by the United States Congress's
Committee of Foreign Operations Appropriations, saying that this money had to
be given to the P.A. "because of national security interests." The
hold had been put on this aid because of the Palestinian Authority’s decision
to go outside of the framework that had been agreed for Palestinian statehood,
which was supposed to have been decided by direct face-to-face negotiations
between the parties, themselves, and by incremental stages in which mutual
trust was supposed to have been built up. [more...]
Bill Clinton is Right
on America
This
week I had the honor of attending a speech by Former President Bill Clinton who
spoke to the Advanced Association of Life Underwriters in Washington, D.C. I
was expecting to hear a very partisan speech, especially in an election year.
Instead, his was a speech that our current presidential candidates should be
giving. Bill Clinton spoke about uniting America and moving past the politics
of division. [more...]
A Job for Occupier
Harrison Schultz
Occupy
spokesman and wannabe bon vivant Harrison Schultz went on the Hannity TV show, and,
amidst attacking Capitalism and insulting host Sean Hannity for having someone
like himself on the program, stated that he has been looking for a job “online”
but has been unable to find anything. Tony Katz found a job for him on
Monster.com in less than six minutes. [more...]
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