Posts Tagged ‘statism’
The Opening Salvo
The 2010 primary season was, for the most part, a good one for limited government, freedom-loving conservatives. Most of the high profile challenges against the incumbent or establishment candidates, with Mike Lee, Ken Buck, Joe Miller, and Sharron Angle ended with the grassroots candidate winning. The American people clearly demonstrated that they are tired of…
Read MoreHealthcare: The 21st Century Alamo (“Remember America”)
This New Englander is a little fuzzy on Texas history, but one thing I do remember is the true story of the Battle of the Alamo. It was at that Spanish Mission that about 100 Texans and others stood their ground against overwhelming Mexican forces. All but two defenders died that day, but the temporary…
Read MoreStatism of the Union
So tonight we get to hear the State of the Union, and it will no doubt follow the usual storyline of glossing over the bad, highlighting the good (if there is any?), but in the end not really providing us an honest evaluation of where we stand right now, January 27, 2010. With all that…
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