1.
Wayne Allyn Root: Why is Senator Harry Reid So Concerned with a Nevada Rancher?
2.
Dr. Larry Kawa: Democrats Think Twice About Medicare Cuts
3.
Kyle Olson: Proposed Common Core Standards Omit 'Liberty' from List of America's
Founding Principles
Why
is Senator Harry Reid So Concerned with a Nevada Rancher?
I
live in Las Vegas. I live and breathe Nevada politics. Something is very wrong.
Something smells rotten in the Nevada desert. And Senator Harry Reid's
fingerprints are all over it. I am, of course, referring to the Bundy Ranch
siege - a dispute between a Nevada ranching family with rights to the land in
question for 140 years and the BLM (Bureau of Land Management). The
government claims they haven't paid grazing fees for 20 years. The result was a
government assault on the ranch - including snipers with assault rifles, SUVs,
helicopters, airplanes and over 200 heavily armed troops. Whether you come down
on the side of the government or the ranch family, I think all of us can agree
this was excessive force. [more...]
Democrats
Think Twice About Medicare Cuts
You
can tell that election season is near. I can hear the sounds of backpedaling
and political double-talking at every corner. Everyone knows that the Democrats
approved huge cuts to Medicare and its various programs in the name of its
sacred cow, Obamacare. Yet at every turn, Democrats have been trying to either
distance themselves or undo the damage that they've caused to seniors through
their cuts on Medicare. One of the major cuts that they are now trying to undo,
prior to the election, are the cuts to Medicare Advantage, a privatized
Medicare program that is very popular amongst seniors. [more...]
Proposed
Common Core Standards Omit 'Liberty' from List of America's Founding Principles
By
Kyle Olson
Common
Core is only related to English and
math, as some "conservative" proponents say. Yeah, right. The state
of New York is currently proposing a set of Common Core social studies
standards for kindergarten through 8th grade students. Among the standards is
how students will learn about the history of America. On page 32, the draft
document deals with "civic ideals and practices." - "The United
States is founded on the principles of democracy, and these principles are
reflected in all types of communities," it reads. [See how they changed it...]
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