What was it that Shakespeare said about lawyers?
"The first thing we do is kill all the lawyers"
- from "Henry VI "
Law School Applications Are Collapsing (As They Should Be) - The Atlantic
Thursday, January 31, 2013
A tribute to the late Patty Andrews of the Andrews Sisters
This 1947 publicity photo shows The Andrews Sisters, from left, Maxine Andrews, Patty Andrews, and LaVerne Andrews. Pretty racy for its time, don't you think? Patty Andrews, the last survivor of the three singing Andrews sisters, has died at age 94.
Patty Andrews of Andrews Sisters rallied troops
Mission Accomplished: Obama formally shuts down his 'jobs council'
With 25 million Americans still looking for work (and the jobless rate continuing to rise), Barack Obama has declared "Mission Accomplished" on the jobs front and has moved on to more important issues like women in combat, amnesty for illegals and gun control. Heckavu job, Barack.
Obama formally shuts down his "jobs council" | Human Events
Obama formally shuts down his "jobs council" | Human Events
Wednesday, January 30, 2013
Obama inherits failing economy ... from Obama
It's going to be tough for Obama and his media lapdogs to pin this one on George W. Bush since the U.S.
economy went into the tank at the end of 2012 after 3.5 years of failed
policies under Barack Obama.
U.S. economy shrinks, first time since 2009
U.S. economy shrinks, first time since 2009
Obamanomics: Time Inc. cuts 6 percent of workforce
Welcome to Obama's second term. The unemployment line forms on the left.
Time Inc. cuts 500 people, 6 percent of workforce
Time Inc. cuts 500 people, 6 percent of workforce
Gov. Corbett promises liquor proceeds to Pa. schools
Democrat Ed Rendell promised to use proceeds from casino gambling for property tax relief, but that plan never panned out. Now Gov. Tom Corbett says he will use profits from the sale of liquor licenses for public education.
Corbett promises liquor proceeds to schools
Corbett promises liquor proceeds to schools
Tuesday, January 29, 2013
Obama OKs sale of sensitive military technology to China
Not only has he been sending U.S. jobs to China over the past four years, but Obama now wants to give the Chinese some of our military secrets. Heckavu job, Barack.
Obama admin approves sale of sensitive military technology to China - Human Events
Obama admin approves sale of sensitive military technology to China - Human Events
3 months after Sandy, victims waiting for relief
Welcome to Obama's Katrina ... without the media frenzy because George W. Bush is no longer in the White House.
3 months after Sandy, victims waiting for relief
3 months after Sandy, victims waiting for relief
Monday, January 28, 2013
Obama to kill jobs council
He's managed to kill millions of US jobs over the past four years, so why go through the motions of having a "jobs council" when his goal is to put more Americans out of work?
Obama faces dilemma over jobs council - The Hill
Obama faces dilemma over jobs council - The Hill
Tony Phyrillas On Politics Tops 640,000 Page Views
My site counter has recorded 640,000 page views from 413,000 unique visitors. Thanks for checking out the blog ... and come back again.
Students at Pa. high school must ask for toilet paper
Not a square to spare at this Pennsylvania High School.
Toilet paper restrictions concern Mahanoy Area parent - News - Republican Herald
Toilet paper restrictions concern Mahanoy Area parent - News - Republican Herald
Sunday, January 27, 2013
6,000 Attend 'Million Moms for Gun Control' Rally
Less than 6,000 people attended a Washington, D.C., rally this weekend billed as 'Million Moms for Gun Control' ... Liberals really do have a problem with math, which could explain how Obama has added $6 trillion to the national debt in 4 years after promising to cut the debt in half during his first term.
"Million Moms for Gun Control" Hold Rally of 6,000 in DC
"Million Moms for Gun Control" Hold Rally of 6,000 in DC
We Don't Need No Stinkin' Congress!
The Weekly Standard recently took a comprehensive look at how Obama routinely bypasses Congress and imposes "laws" through regulatory actions by his various cabinet departments and czars. And don't look for help from the courts. Lawsuits move slowly and the damage Obama has done to the U.S. economy, in many cases, cannot be repaired.
From the article:
The Obama administration's first three years of major rules, costing up to $26.7 billion, were five times more burdensome than the Bush administration's first three years ($5.3 billion) and three and a half times more burdensome than the Clinton administration’s ($7.6 billion).Obama's Regulatory Rampage
And that analysis is limited to just the administration's "major rules" — rules costing more than $100 million annually — for which the agencies calculated costs and benefits. It neglects 41 other "major rules" for which benefits and costs had not been calculated, and is only "a fraction of the 317 significant regulations, and over 3,500 total regulations," promulgated by the administration, according to Susan Dudley, director of George Washington University's Regulatory Studies Center and former OIRA administrator under President George W. Bush.
What Really Happened in Benghazi
Hillary Clinton put on an Oscar-worthy performance during her Congressional testimony last week, but here's a timeline of what really happened in Libya ... and how Clinton and and the entire Obama administration failed to protect the lives of the U.S. ambassador and three others.
What Really Happened in Benghazi: Before, During, and After
What Really Happened in Benghazi: Before, During, and After
Health Insurers: Prices will go up because of Obamacare
For you Obama Zombies who believed him when he promised free health care, here's a dose of reality.
Health Insurers: Prices will go up because of Obamacare
Health Insurers: Prices will go up because of Obamacare
Saturday, January 26, 2013
Friday, January 25, 2013
Guest Column: No Budget, No Pay For Congress
By Congressman Joe Pitts
The last time
the U.S. Senate passed a budget was nearly four years ago. In that time, the
weeds have certainly grown thick. We’ve had four straight years of trillion
dollar deficits, leaving us with a total national debt of $16.4 trillion.
The last time
Senate Democrats put together a budget, they projected that the deficit for
fiscal year 2013 would be $581 billion. It’s now looking like they will be off
by more than $400 billion. Four years later, and the deficit is still
anticipated to run more than $1 trillion this year.
The federal
government has continued to run, so what does the budget do? The federal budget
process is complex, and certainly in need of reform. However, if the process is
followed, it helps the President and Congress to think deeply about present
spending and plan for the coming years. Ignoring that process and continuing to
fund the federal government is like running forward at full speed with a
blindfold on.
In 2009,
Democrats were in full control of Congress. After the defection of Sen. Arlen
Specter, they had a filibuster-proof majority in the Senate. They used this
majority to pave the way for massive increases in spending including the fiscal
year 2009 omnibus appropriations act, the stimulus bill, and Obamacare.
By 2010, it
was apparent that all this spending was adding up and not boosting the economy
as anticipated. Neither the Senate nor the House would pass a budget in that
year. With the country concerned about the explosion of spending, Congressional
leaders simply didn’t want to admit that they had no real plan to control
deficits.
Republicans
promised to put out an honest budget. For the last two years, House Republicans
have passed budgets that promote private sector growth, cut wasteful spending,
strengthen entitlement programs, and balance over the long-term. Meanwhile,
Democrats have used these budgets to attack Republicans. Going so far as to cut
a commercial showing a Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan (R-WI) look-alike
pushing an elderly woman in a wheelchair off the cliff.
Going without
a budget has certainly been politically advantageous for Democrats. Republicans
have been viciously attacked for efforts to shore up the shaky finances of the
Medicare and Medicaid programs. The Trustees of these programs warn Congress
over and over again that under present law the government will run out of money
to fully fund these programs. Something has to be done and it will not be
politically popular. Unfortunately, only one side has put their solutions down
on paper.
This has to
end. I believe that we can compromise and come together to get the federal
government’s finances in better shape. But we can’t do that until both sides
are honest about their solutions. Not working on a budget has allowed Senate
Democrats to pretend the problem doesn’t exist.
This week,
the House passed the No Budget, No Pay Act. This bill would temporarily lift
the debt ceiling for the next three months, giving Congress time to complete
our standard budget process. If a chamber fails to pass a budget, then their
pay would be stopped. Paychecks wouldn’t go out again until
a budget is passed or the end of the Congress is reached in 2015. (The 27th
Amendment to the Constitution prohibits Congress from modifying pay for the
current session.)
The House
will pass a budget again this year and Speaker John Boehner and Chairman Paul
Ryan have committed to passing a plan that balances within ten years. The
American people sent us to Washington to make the tough decisions about how
taxpayer dollars should be spent. It’s past time that we do the job.
Congressman Joe Pitts is a Republican who represents Pennsylvania's 16th Congressional District in parts of Berks, Chester and Lancaster counties.
Thursday, January 24, 2013
Obama Ignores Massive Debt, But Deficit Reduction Rises On Public's Agenda
Obama keeps pretending he didn't add $6 trillion to the nation debt (and the corrupt liberal media) keeps covering up for him, but the American public is on to him.
Pew: Deficit Reduction Rises on Public's Agenda for Obama's Second Term
Pew: Deficit Reduction Rises on Public's Agenda for Obama's Second Term
Wednesday, January 23, 2013
House Republicans pass 'No Budget, No Pay Act'
It's been 1,365 days since the Democratic-led Senate has passed a budget. If a bill adopted by House Republicans today was in place, Harry Reid and his merry bunch of Democratic loafers would not have received a paycheck as long as they ignore their Constitutional duty to pass a budget.
House approves debt-limit extension, presses Senate to pass budget - The Hill's Floor Action
House approves debt-limit extension, presses Senate to pass budget - The Hill's Floor Action
Hillary Clinton: 'What difference, at this point, does it make?'
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With the utterance of eight words, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton effectively buried any chance she had of running for president in 2016. Those callous words about the death of 4 Americans in Libya will be played over and over by her opponents to remind Americans what a cold-hearted person Clinton really is.
'What difference, at this point, does it make?' | RedState
Sen. Toomey cosponsors term limit bill for members of Congress
U.S. Sen. Pat Toomey (R-Pa.) announced Wednesday he will reintroduce legislation with Sen. David Vitter (R-La.) to establish term limits for members of Congress. Their legislation would create a constitutional amendment that limits Senators and Congressmen to three terms in the U.S. House of Representatives and two terms in the U.S. Senate.
Toomey is a rare breed of politician, who imposed term limits on himself while serving in the House. He stepped down after three terms representing Pennsylvania's 15th Congressional District.
From a press release issued by Toomey's office:
"Congress should not be a body of career politicians who have forgotten why they were sent to Washington in the first place," Sen. Toomey said. "We are here to do the people’s work, to solve the problems we face, and to leave to our children a stronger, safer, more prosperous nation. I kept my promise to serve just three terms in the House of Representatives. I am pleased to cosponsor a Constitutional amendment to enact term limits for both the U.S. House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate, and I look forward to working with my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to see this through.""Not allowing individuals to remain in office for an eternity is an important step we need to take to restore confidence in Congress," said Sen. Vitter. "Call it Potomac Fever, or whatever you'd like, but the longer some folks are in Washington, the more taxpayer money they want to spend."Cosponsors of the legislation include U.S. Sens. Kelly Ayotte (R-N.H.), Tom Coburn (R-Okla.), Ted Cruz (R-Texas), Ron Johnson (R-Wis.), Mike Lee (R-Utah), Rand Paul (R-Ky.) and Marco Rubio (R-Fla.).
Tuesday, January 22, 2013
Columnist: It's time to end abortion
Abortion has claimed more than 55 million lives in U.S. alone over the past 40 years. Where's Obama on this issue? Oh, wait. Obama is the most pro-abortion president in U.S. history.
Guest columnist: It's time to end abortion because facts don't lie - delcotimes.com
Guest columnist: It's time to end abortion because facts don't lie - delcotimes.com
Did Beyoncé lip-synch the national anthem at Obama inauguration?
Several news agencies are reporting that Beyoncé lip-synched the national anthem at Obama inauguration on Monday. Is everything fake about the Obama administration? For more coverage, see The Washington Free Beacon or The New York Post.
Monday, January 21, 2013
Pennsylvania Dems See Gov. Corbett As Vulnerable in 2014
Considering the fiscal mess left by former Gov. Ed Rendell, a free-spending Democrat, Corbett has had his hands full trying to restore fiscal sanity to the Keystone State.
And his efforts to privatize the state lottery and liquor systems could pay off big dividends for state taxpayers.
While Rendell kicked the can down the road on two pressing issues - public pension reform and transportation - Corbett said he is willing to tackle both problems, which has made him unpopular with the core constituency of Democrats - labor unions.
Corbett's poll numbers are down and there's even talk of a primary challenge from his own party by Montgomery County Commissioner Bruce L. Castor Jr., but don't bury Corbett so quickly.
Granted, Corbett is the victim of lousy PR by his own staff and he continuously battles anti-Republican Harrisburg press corps that fawned over Rendell for eight years, but don't write off Corbett's political future just yet.
The only reason Democrats did so well in the 2012 elections for three state row offices was having Barack Obama at the top of the ticket. They won't have that luxury in 2014.
An if Corbett continues to sign balanced budgets on time - something Rendell was unable or unwilling to do over eight years - Pennsylvania voters will be willing to take another look at a second Corbett term when 2014 rolls around.
Pennsylvania Dems Search For Right Candidate To Challenge Vulnerable Corbett - NationalJournal.com
March for Life celebrates 40 years
There will be more people attending the Jan. 25 March for Life in Washington, D.C., than showed up for Obama's inauguration, but expect a total news blackout by corrupt liberal media.
NAVARRO: March for Life celebrates 40 years - Washington Times
NAVARRO: March for Life celebrates 40 years - Washington Times
George F. Will: Obamacare's death star?
Did Chief Justice John Roberts outsmart Barack Obama and set a chain of events into motion that will eventually kills Obamacare?
Will: Obamacare's death star? - Human Events
Will: Obamacare's death star? - Human Events
Sunday, January 20, 2013
Saturday, January 19, 2013
Pa. kindergartner suspended for bubble gun remark
You see what the Obama hysteria about guns had led to ...
Pa. kindergartner suspended for bubble gun remark
Pa. kindergartner suspended for bubble gun remark
Friday, January 18, 2013
Newspaper: What is state Sen. Daylin Leach smoking?
At least one Pennsylvania newspaper doesn't think much of a left-wing
politician's efforts to legalize marijuana in the Keystone State.
The Carlisle Sentinel: Senator's marijuana plan is a non-starter
The Carlisle Sentinel: Senator's marijuana plan is a non-starter
Guest Column: I hate to admit it but the French were right
Guest columnist
For more than 10 years the snooty French had doubts about world famous American cyclist Lance Armstrong. Because he won their Tour de France seven times they were suspicious and thought "How can zis be? He is only an American. We are zee French and we invented le bicycle, le Alps and le champagne zat we shake and squirt at zee winn-eers."
We all know that Lance Armstrong survived cancer, began the "LIVESTRONG" foundation and sold yellow bracelets to raise money for cancer research. Armstrong tooted his own bicycle horn as the world’s best cyclists, was a huge celebrity, made many millions in endorsement deals, hung out with movie stars and was engaged to rock star Sheryl Crow. But sadly for Armstrong, the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) finally deflated the fake champion’s tires.
For years Armstrong brutishly fought those who accused him of using performance enhancing drugs and blood-doping but in the summer of 2012 he finally gave up the fight but still called the investigation "an unconstitutional witch hunt,” and refused to recognize "USADA's authority to sanction him." That followed quickly with the USADA banning Armstrong from professional cycling for “his numerous anti-doping rule violations, including his involvement in trafficking and administering doping products to others." Armstrong lost all his Tour de France victories, his 2000 Olympics bronze medal, his super-secret celebrity passwords and invitations to red carpet events.
Le French had always been his strongest critics and when his banishment was decreed, French media showed a sense of vindication and resentment. Jean-Rene Bernaudeau of France’s bicycle racing team told Reuters, "The rotten years of cycling have been identified and Lance Armstrong is out. We are working as hard as we did then and we have better results. French cycling has regained its standing."
The Christian Science Monitor quoted a French newspaper editorial that read: "Saint Armstrong, pierced with arrows, has finally succumbed. This illustrates anew that this sport is poisoned by doping."
Greg LeMond, America’s first real Tour de France winner said about Armstrong "If Lance is clean, it is the greatest comeback in the history of sport. If he isn’t, it would be the greatest fraud"
Fast forward now to the present January 17th and 18th, 2013, and Armstrong spilled most of his guts to the Oprah in a two part confession where he said used performance-enhancing drugs. This is an amazing reversal after years of his statements, interviews and court battles in which he again and again denied doping and defended his reputation like a knight in shining armor slaying the accusing trolls.
I’m not sure exactly what the Oprah interview was other than an attempt to save some shred of his career. Was this the beginning for the Armstrong World Sympathy Tour? Probably. But remember this, Armstrong didn’t pull off his blood-doping scam alone. He had dozens of people involved and he had threatened many of them and bullied them not to talk.
What I predict will follow is an avalanche of law suits headed Mr. Armstrong’s way from those who should have won those seven Tour de France victories, his sponsors, the people he defamed and anyone else in the world who feels hurt or misled. The London Sunday Times already filed a lawsuit to recover $500,000 it paid Armstrong to settle a previous libel lawsuit. The ripple effect of a fraud this big could be endless. Kinda like Al Gore’s fraud selling his fossil fuel hating anti-global warming unwatchable cable TV “Current” channel to oil rich anti-human rights Al Jazeera.
And of course it always comes back to "what about the children?" who looked up to Lance Armstrong the All-American cheater, bogus role-model and all around skunk. I’ve never been a big believer in role-model athletes. Charles Barkley, former NBA player said many years ago in a Nike TV commercial "I'm not a role model... Just because I dunk a basketball doesn’t mean I should raise your kids." That’s right and he spoke the truth. Real role models should be parents, family and friends. Kids need to be surrounded by good, honest hard working people. Parents need to be vigilant and keep the bad guys away and not let them influence their kids. It is so simple, the non-politically correct formula for a stable grounded child is: a two parent home that has established reasonable boundaries enforced with consequences and love.
In the end it may be that Armstrong’s only real victory was against his testicular cancer which had spread to his lungs and brain. He was given a 40 percent chance of survival at the time and was never expected to compete again at anything athletically. Miraculously he overcame cancer and fraudulently he became world famous.
As a tenth generation American with some tiny bit of French genetics, I feel bad for the French to have had to endure the Lance Armstrong fraud for so many years. I must admit the French were right.
John C. Bieber is an author and columnist based in Boyertown, Pa.. He can be contacted on Facebook at www.facebook.com/john.c.bieber
Columnist: It's time to end abortion
Abortion has claimed more than 55 million lives in U.S. alone over the past 40 years. Where's Obama on this issue? Oh, wait. Obama is the most pro-abortion president in U.S. history.
Guest columnist: It's time to end abortion because facts don't lie - delcotimes.com
Guest columnist: It's time to end abortion because facts don't lie - delcotimes.com
Thursday, January 17, 2013
Liberal myths about gun control
Have you noticed that Obama and his merry band of liberals never let the facts get in the way of their radical agenda? Gun control is a perfect example.
From Investor's Business Daily:
From Investor's Business Daily:
The evidence — and there is plenty of it — points to the very opposite, that cutting access to guns mainly disarms law-abiding citizens, making criminals' lives easier. Guns let potential victims defend themselves when the police aren't there.Read the full story at the link below:
Hollywood gets off the gun-violence hook again
Have you noticed how Hollywood liberals are silent on the issue of guns? They have an opinion on everything else? Why so quiet about guns? Could it be that so many of them have become rich by promoting gun violence in movies and on television. Can you say "Hollywood hypocrites"?
Hollywood gets off the gun-violence hook again | Human Events
Hollywood gets off the gun-violence hook again | Human Events
$4 billion in 'stimulus' funding goes to foreign companies
Remember when Obama accused Romney of sending jobs overseas? Turns out it's Obama who is sending jobs (and your tax dollars) overseas.
$4 billion in 'stimulus' funding goes to foreign companies | Human Events
$4 billion in 'stimulus' funding goes to foreign companies | Human Events
Wednesday, January 16, 2013
Labor-force participation continues to decline under Obama
Richard Vedder, a professor emeritus of economics at Ohio University and an adjunct scholar at the American Enterprise Institute, recaps the damage Barack Obama has done to the U.S. economy.
The wages of unemployment - Economics - AEI
The wages of unemployment - Economics - AEI
Amtrak celebrates losing $361M
Despite $4.4 billion government subsidies over the past three years, Amtrak lost $361 million last year and officials are proud of the losses.
End the Amtrak experiment - Economics - AEI
End the Amtrak experiment - Economics - AEI
Tuesday, January 15, 2013
Opinion: Hypocrite Al Gore Sells Out
A liberal newspaper washes its hands of far-left hypocrite Al Gore:
It wasn’t just that he lived large, in a mansion with a carbon foot-print the size of Godzilla’s, and got around inefficiently (energy-wise) in carbon-ridiculous private jets. It wasn’t just the hypocrisies. It was the inaccuracies. His Oscar-winning documentary “An Inconvenient Truth” was rife with them, as revealed by investigations of the BBC and others. His predictions of a planet getting hotter and hotter to the point of famine and Florida disappearing under rising seas have failed to be realized.EDITORIAL: Gore’s millions not helping warming cause - delcotimes.com
Rand Paul vs. King Barack I
Barack Obama received the support of 51% of the voters on Nov. 6,
2012 (of the 59% of registered voters who bothered to show up on
Election Day) and somehow he is under the delusion that he was crowned
King of America.
Rand Paul vs. King Barack I - Human Events
Rand Paul vs. King Barack I - Human Events
The vindication of Mitt Romney
John Hayward: Defeated presidential candidate Mitt Romney was right about an awful lot of things, including some things he was roundly criticized for saying during the presidential campaign. The most grimly humorous example was his comment about Jeep production moving to China – hilariously rated “Lie of the Year” by Politifact, which ignored a blizzard of absolute bull from Barack Obama to bestow the honor.
The vindication of Mitt Romney - Human Events
The vindication of Mitt Romney - Human Events
Pa. legislators collect per diems of nearly $4 million
Nice work if you can get it.
On top of an annual salary of $83,000 for essentially a part-time job, a taxpayer-paid vehicle, free health care and the possibility of a lifetime pension if they can hold on to the office long enough, Pennsylvania lawmakers also collected nearly $4 million in meal and lodging money from Pennsylvania taxpayers.
Legislators collect per diems of nearly $4 million
On top of an annual salary of $83,000 for essentially a part-time job, a taxpayer-paid vehicle, free health care and the possibility of a lifetime pension if they can hold on to the office long enough, Pennsylvania lawmakers also collected nearly $4 million in meal and lodging money from Pennsylvania taxpayers.
Legislators collect per diems of nearly $4 million
Monday, January 14, 2013
'If political flip-flopping were an Olympic sport, Barack Obama would have more gold medals than Michael Phelps'
Gil Spencer blasts the double-standard critics use to attack Republicans like Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett while giving Democrats like former Pa. Gov. Ed Renell and the king of flip-flopers, Barack Obama, are given a free pass.
GIL SPENCER: Corbett not the first politician to flip-flop - delcotimes.com
GIL SPENCER: Corbett not the first politician to flip-flop - delcotimes.com
Obama With Straight Face: 'We're Not A Deadbeat Nation'
I'm going to have to turn this one over to dipsticks who re-elected Obama: How does someone who has presided over a $6 trillion increase in the national debt in just 4 years and the first bond downgrade in U.S. history get away with declaring: "We're not a deadbeat nation."
Sunday, January 13, 2013
America: The Kardashian Years
Clarice Feldman at American Thinker on the dumbing down of American culture and American politics, which helps explain the success of Barack Obama.
America: The Kardashian Years
America: The Kardashian Years
Saturday, January 12, 2013
Friday, January 11, 2013
40th March for Life crowds could top Obama Inauguration
More people are expected to attend an anti-abortion rally in Washington, D.C., than show up for Obama's inauguration, but expect the state-run liberal media to ignore the 40th March for Life rally.
40th March for Life crowds could top Obama Inauguration | WashingtonExaminer.com
40th March for Life crowds could top Obama Inauguration | WashingtonExaminer.com
Wyoming lawmakers promise to defy Obama gun grab
A note to former Constitutional law professor Barack Obama: "A well regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free
state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be
infringed."
Wyoming lawmakers propose bill to nullify new federal gun laws | WashingtonExaminer.com
Wyoming lawmakers propose bill to nullify new federal gun laws | WashingtonExaminer.com
Thursday, January 10, 2013
'Lincoln' leads Oscars with 12 nominations
The Academy Awards play it safe by recognizing an old-fashioned film biography.
'Lincoln' leads Oscars with 12 nominations
'Lincoln' leads Oscars with 12 nominations
Wednesday, January 09, 2013
Democratic lawmaker wants to legalize marijuana in Pa.
A left-wing state lawmaker is pushing a bill to legalize marijuana use in Pennsylvania. He tried the same thing with gay marriage last year. Sen. Daylin Leach was also pushing a bill to crack down on sex slavery in Pennsylvania. This guy must be confused about where he lives. Sounds like he thinks he's representing San Fransisco instead of suburban Philadelphia.
Chances of any of these bills passing in the Pennsylvania Legislature are slim and none ... and slim just left Harrisburg.
Montco lawmaker wants to legalize pot
Chances of any of these bills passing in the Pennsylvania Legislature are slim and none ... and slim just left Harrisburg.
Montco lawmaker wants to legalize pot
Editorial: Pension largesse for Pa. legislators is beyond generous
From the Citizens' Voice: In Pennsylvania, state lawmakers write the rules for their own defined-benefit pensions and they have not spared themselves largess at public expense. In Pennsylvania, a lawmaker 50 or older with just three years in office is eligible for a full defined-benefit pension.
Pension largesse is beyond generous - Opinion - Citizens' Voice
Pa.'s new Democratic attorney general to push for gun control
Elections have consequences. A wealthy lawyer who was swept into office on Barack Obama's coattails as Pennsylvania's first Democratic attorney general will push for gun control measures in the Keystone State.
Kathleen Kane fields questions from students - News - Citizens' Voice
Kathleen Kane fields questions from students - News - Citizens' Voice
Tuesday, January 08, 2013
Planned Parenthood reports record year for abortions
Thanks to a pro-abortion president in Barack Obama and growing taxpayer subsidies, Planned Parenthood sets records in killing unborn babies in 2012.
Planned Parenthood reports record year for abortions | WashingtonExaminer.com
Planned Parenthood reports record year for abortions | WashingtonExaminer.com
Poll: Congress less popular than root canal, cockroaches and lice
Makes you wonder how Obama can justify giving members of Congress a pay raise.
Congress less popular than root canal, cockroaches and lice, poll says - Washington Times
Congress less popular than root canal, cockroaches and lice, poll says - Washington Times
ACLJ Urges Senate To Reject Hagel for Secretary of Defense
ACLJ Urges Senate To Reject Nomination of Chuck Hagel for Secretary of Defense (via PR Newswire)
WASHINGTON, Jan. 7, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ), which focuses on constitutional law, said today former Senator Chuck Hagel as Secretary of Defense would put our closest Middle East ally, Israel, at greater risk by creating instability and weakening…
Monday, January 07, 2013
Sunday, January 06, 2013
Ultra-violent films dominate box office
Two of the most violent films ever released - 'Texas Chainsaw 3-D' and 'Django Unchained' - finished No. 1 and No. 2, respectively, at the box office over the weekend, earning a combined $53.1 million.
And liberals, including Hollywood hypocrites who profit from releasing these ultra-violent films, are up-in-arms about the legal ownership of guns? Gimme a break!
'Texas Chainsaw 3-D' carves out No. 1 debut with $23M
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