Monday, May 21, 2012
Sunday, May 20, 2012
Perky protester spreads word about topless equality
'A woman has the right to be topless anywhere a man can be topless in New York since 1992'
Perky protester spreads word about topless equality - NYPOST.com
Perky protester spreads word about topless equality - NYPOST.com
N.J. Gov. Christie bashes Obama for ‘posing and preening’
If he doesn't end up on the ticket as vice president, wouldn't NJ Gov. Chris Christie make an excellent US Attorney General under Mitt Romney?
From The Associated Press:
From The Associated Press:
"He is the most ill-prepared person to assume the presidency in my lifetime," Christie told some 600 Kentucky Republicans at a Lexington hotel. "This is a guy who literally is walking around in a dark room trying to find the light switch of leadership."N.J. Gov. Christie bashes Obama for 'posing and preening'
Saturday, May 19, 2012
Columnist: PA Legislative leadership could doom property tax reform
Despite widespread support from Pennsylvania residents and lawmakers, a handful of legislative leaders could derail plans to reform Pennsylvania's failed school property tax system, according to columnist Mary Young. It's time to put pressure on House Speaker Sam Smith and the GOP leadership to bring HB 1776 to a vote.
Mary Young: Leadership could doom tax reform
Mary Young: Leadership could doom tax reform
Friday, May 18, 2012
Why Nat Hentoff Will Vote For Mitt Romney
Nat Hentoff, a nationally renowned authority on the First Amendment and the Bill of Rights, on the 2012 presidential election: "I will vote for Romney to defeat the most dangerous presidential destroyer of American liberties in our history."
Comedy Central: 'Conservative Hashtag Games Are Ruining Twitter'
Just a thought: Maybe liberals should stop getting their political news from Comedy Central.
Comedy Central: 'Conservative Hashtag Games Are Ruining Twitter' | NewsBusters.org
Comedy Central: 'Conservative Hashtag Games Are Ruining Twitter' | NewsBusters.org
Thursday, May 17, 2012
PA State Rep. Mike Vereb Outraged At Schools' $3.2B Reserve Funds
"As we face another tight budget year, I am furious to find that many of the state’s school districts that are crying poor and blaming the state for their fiscal problems are sitting on surpluses, including one that totals $148 million. Simply put, hard-working taxpayers deserve an explanation of why these reserve funds haven’t been used to help ease the rising costs of education, especially at a time when some communities’ school property taxes have increased."Gov. Tom Corbett has also called on school boards to dip into reserves to help balance their 2012-13 budgets.
From The Associated Press: "The school districts are making a concerted effort not to go into those reserves," Corbett said, adding that reserves are a rainy day fund that should be used at times like this.
Read the full release from Rep. Vereb at the link below:
PA State Rep. Mike Vereb - Vereb Outraged to Hear Pennsylvania’s School Districts Boast Reserve Funds Totaling More Than $3.2 Billion
Gov. Corbett: PA schools should use reserves to avert cuts
From The Associated Press: "The school districts are making a concerted effort not to go into those reserves," Corbett said, adding that reserves are a rainy day fund that should be used at times like this.
Gov. Corbett: Schools should use reserves to avert cuts
Pennsylvania Among 'Battleground States of the Century'
A Smart Politics analysis of presidential election data finds that the states consistently generating the most competitive races over the last 100 years are Missouri, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania, with contests in each state decided by single digits in 16 of 26 cycles since 1908, or more than 60 percent of the time.
Battleground States of the Century: Missouri, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin - Smart Politics
Battleground States of the Century: Missouri, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin - Smart Politics
Quote of the Day
"Never do anything you wouldn't want to explain to the paramedics"
— Author unknown.
Gov. Corbett: PA schools should use $3.2B reserves to avoid cuts
Pennsylvania school districts are sitting on $3.2 billion in "reserves" but many are proposing tax hikes and cuts in program rather than using the money on hand. Gov. Corbett wants the districts to use the money to help pay for expenses.
From The Associated Press: "The school districts are making a concerted effort not to go into those reserves," Corbett said, adding that reserves are a rainy day fund that should be used at times like this.
Corbett: Schools should use reserves to avoid cuts - ABC27 WHTM
From The Associated Press: "The school districts are making a concerted effort not to go into those reserves," Corbett said, adding that reserves are a rainy day fund that should be used at times like this.
Corbett: Schools should use reserves to avoid cuts - ABC27 WHTM
Obama worth as much as $10 million
Talk about liberal hypocrisy. Doesn't this make Obama part of the 1 percent he's always railing about?
Obama worth as much as $10 million
Obama worth as much as $10 million
Wednesday, May 16, 2012
Chris Christie, Cory Booker have some fun in 'Seinfeld' video spoof
I'm glad to see NJ Gov. Chris Christie and Newark Mayor Cory Booker both have a sense of humor, but don't be surprised if Booker ends up running against Christie for governor in 2013. Of course, Christie could end up being the vice president under President Mitt Romney, so it may not matter anyway.
Chris Christie, Cory Booker have some fun in video
How much is Mitt Romney worth? 'Forbes' says $230M
I don't know about you, but after the complete failure of our current community organizer, I'd like to give a successful businessman a shot at turning the U.S. economy around.
How much is Mitt Romney worth? 'Forbes' says $230M
How much is Mitt Romney worth? 'Forbes' says $230M
Senate rejects Obama budget in 99-0 vote
Can't wait to hear the howls from the lunatic fringe on the left how every member of the U.S. Senate is racist for rejecting Obama's joke of a budget.
In case you're keeping track, the racist House of Representatives earlier rejected the very same Obama budget, 414-0.
Senate rejects Obama budget in 99-0 vote - The Hill's Floor Action
In case you're keeping track, the racist House of Representatives earlier rejected the very same Obama budget, 414-0.
Senate rejects Obama budget in 99-0 vote - The Hill's Floor Action
Two devastating debt charts Romney should show at every campaign stop
What would the U.S. economy look like if Barack Obama had not run up $5 trillion in debt over the past three years?
American Enterprise Institute: Here are 2 devastating debt charts Romney should show at every campaign stop
American Enterprise Institute: Here are 2 devastating debt charts Romney should show at every campaign stop
GOP targets salaries, 'offensive' bonuses of federal workers
The federal government is broke, but federal workers received $439 million on bonuses last year on top of their generous pay and benefit packages.
GOP targets salaries, 'offensive' bonuses of federal workers - TheHill.com
GOP targets salaries, 'offensive' bonuses of federal workers - TheHill.com
Obama Repays Young Voters
The Obama Legacy: A Rutgers University study says only 30% of of recent college graduates have full-time jobs requiring the degree they received.
Chasing the American Dream: Recent College Graduates and the Great Recession
Chasing the American Dream: Recent College Graduates and the Great Recession
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Obama Has Up to $1 Million in JPMorgan Account
No wonder the Justice Dept. launched an immediate investigation of JP Morgan after the firm announced it had lost $2B in a risky investment scheme. Turns out rich guy Barack Obama keeps some of his money in a JP Morgan account. We wouldn't want Obama, who is part of the 1% he keeps warning you about, to lose any of his money, now would we?
Obama Has Up to $1 Million in JPMorgan Account
Obama Has Up to $1 Million in JPMorgan Account
Pa. school districts debate use of reserve funds
At the same time most Pennsylvania school districts are preparing to raise property taxes, they are sitting on more than $3 billion in reserves. Another glaring example of how the current system of funding public education in Pennsylvania is not working.
Pa. school districts debate use of reserve funds - delcotimes.com
Pa. school districts debate use of reserve funds - delcotimes.com
Obama Deception Fatigue
John Griffing: Over the past three years, President Obama has demonstrated his willingness to lie about anything and everything if it leads to the acquisition and retention of maximum power for himself and his cohorts
Deception Fatigue
Deception Fatigue
PA House Bill 1776 declares freedom from school property taxes
The new push to eliminate school property taxes in Pennsylvania needs support from voters.
From an editorial in The Pottstown Mercury:
The property tax reform legislation would benefit senior citizens and many lower- or fixed-income residents who struggle to pay increasing property taxes, but reform would also benefit public schools. The current system favors wealthier districts, forcing districts in poorer areas to raise taxes or cut programs to balance their budgets. The children of Pennsylvania stand to benefit from tax reform by spreading revenue for education more evenly across district lines.Read the full editorial at the newspaper's website.
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