1.
Dr. Larry Kawa: $304
Million Dollars and Not a Single Person Covered
2.
Kerry Lutz: Operation Dirty Money?
3.
Joe Messina: "The Pledge is a Political Weapon"
4.
Michelle Seiler-Tucker: A Bleak Outlook for College Grads
5.
Dave Bego: Labor Unions are Showing Their True Colors... Again
6.
John LeBoutillier: How Many People Have Really Signed Up - and Paid - for
ObamaCare?
$304 Million Dollars and Not
a Single Person Covered
The
Obamacare success stories just keep coming in. From the bright minds that
brought you healthcare.gov, it has now been revealed that the federal
government has spent over $304 million dollars in grants for the Cover Oregon
health insurance Web site, which has not covered one single American. Apparently
the only way you can get health insurance in Oregon is through a "hybrid"
model in which you sign up on the Web site but then have to finish your
registration on paper, as opposed to just filling out the health insurance form
on paper to begin with. [more...]
Operation
Dirty Money?
By
Kerry
Lutz
A
look at the official government Web site moneyfactory.gov purports to show vast
quantities of currency being produced - over 70 million 20s in December alone.
So my question is where are these notes? Last week I visited my bank and had a
talk with the branch manager. I asked him when he last received a shipment of
new notes. Other than $100 notes, he couldn't recall. While this is all
hearsay, I've approached a number of people asking the same question, "Look
in your pocket and see if you've got any new notes." The result is always
the same, only worn out filthy notes in poor condition. [more...]
"The
Pledge is a Political Weapon"
By
Joe
Messina
So
says two Bangor Maine Council Members. I had to read it twice myself. They
refuse to stand and recite the Pledge of Allegiance because they believe it's
being used as a political weapon. How, you ask? They won't answer that
question. That's right. As some do, they simply make a statement to justify
their crazy, ludicrous actions, even when they have nothing to stand on, and
expect you to believe what they're saying. They actually think they are making
a statement, but can't tell you what "statement" it is. Looks like we'll
just have to guess since they won't respond. [more...]
A
Bleak Outlook for College Grads
The
outlook for recent college graduates continues to be disheartening for the
majority of young Americans. According to the Center for College Affordability
& Productivity, 48% of employed U.S. college graduates are in jobs that don't
require a four-year degree and 37% are employed in positions that require only
a high school diploma. Recent graduates are forced into accepting jobs that are
below their skill sets due to the increasingly fierce job market of today. The
official unemployment rate for grads under age 25 is 7%, not reflecting all
those who are under-utilized in one way or another. Nearly 8% of grads are
working part-time, but would like full-time positions. [more...]
Labor
Unions are Showing Their True Colors... Again
By
Dave
Bego
The
past two weeks the big labor Gasping
Dinosaurs have once again shown their true colors, proving that they
will do anything to avoid extinction. They are desperate in their attempts to
find new ways to bring in money as they continue to see dwindling membership. First,
the United Steel Workers used its patented tactics of misdirection,
misinformation and intimidation to unionize Northwestern University Football
players, knowing this could open the door to organize thousands of members
across the country. C'mon guys, now you're going after naive and inexperienced
college athletes! [more...]
How
Many People Have Really Signed Up - and Paid - for ObamaCare?
This
week on The Political Insiders: Why won't the administration tell us how many
people have really paid for their ObamaCare coverage? Is Putin out-maneuvering
the President? What does recent polling tell us about American surrender of the
Internet and our manned space program? Are D.C. lobbyists prepping to rig the
system even more if the GOP takes control of the Senate? [more...]
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