IN POLITICS, THINGS ARE NEVER WHAT THEY APPEAR TO BE ... OFFERING AN ALTERNATIVE REALITY TO THE LIBERAL-DOMINATED MEDIA
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Monday, June 11, 2012
Sunday, June 10, 2012
Ed Rendell continues to screw PA taxpayers
He's been out of office for a year-and-a-half, but former Pa. Gov. Ed
Rendell continues to put the screws to Pennsylvania taxpayers with his
idiotic Act 1, which was suppose to curb school property tax increases.
Not only has it failed to do that, but it's handcuffed school boards,
actually forcing them to raise taxes more than they normally would.
Heckavu job, Fast Eddie.
Act 1 creates need for schools to raise taxes
Act 1 creates need for schools to raise taxes
Saturday, June 09, 2012
Berks County legislative delegation supports PA property tax reform
State Sen. David Argall: Maybe the property tax made sense in the 1830s, but it's forcing school districts to fund education based on what kind of windows a home has and what owners did on the back of the property.
Property tax topic at Greater Reading Chamber of Commerce & Industry event
Property tax topic at Greater Reading Chamber of Commerce & Industry event
Obama State Department Purges Religious Freedom Section from Its Human Rights Reports
Since most violations are directed toward Christians, Obama doesn't feel it's important enough to document.
State Department Purges Religious Freedom Section from Its Human Rights Reports | CNSNews.com
State Department Purges Religious Freedom Section from Its Human Rights Reports | CNSNews.com
Friday, June 08, 2012
Teachers reject pay raises, want even more
Teachers continue to lose the PR battle with taxpayers. From the editorial pages of The Pottstown Mercury:
THORNS to the Pottsgrove School District teachers for rejecting a fact-finders report that recommended two raises over the course of three years, but also called for increased teacher contributions to health care costs. The report, which was unanimously accepted by the Pottsgrove School Board a week earlier, was made public this week. Posted on the Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry website, the report was authored by John Skonier, who was appointed a fact-finder for Pottsgrove on April 18 by the Pennsylvania Labor Relations Board. In making the salary recommendations Skonier’s report made particular note of the nation’s and region’s current economic conditions. “The country is in the grips of a major recession and revenue sources are dwindling. ... These challenges require innovative approaches to bargaining. There must be a balancing between ever increasing health care costs and the limited economic resources available in the foreseeable future,” the report said. That means compromise and acceptance of economic reality.Roses to 102-year-old valedictorian honored at Oley
Obama gets grief for saying private sector 'fine'
If this is "fine," I'd hate to see what a bad economy looks like. Obama is clueless.
Obama gets grief for saying private sector 'fine'
Obama gets grief for saying private sector 'fine'
Obama is wrong. The private sector isn’t 'doing fine'
Obama and his 1% cronies may be doing fine, but the majority of Americans are hurting under his failed economic policies.
Obama is wrong. The private sector isn’t ‘doing fine’
Obama is wrong. The private sector isn’t ‘doing fine’
Thursday, June 07, 2012
Campaigner-in-Chief Barack Obama
The pro-Obama Politico.com says President Obama has set the record for spending the most amount of time raising money for his re-election campaign. It's a good thing he's solved the nation's problems so he has so much time to campaign at taxpayers' expense.
Obama's fundraising spree
Obama's fundraising spree
Romney, RNC beat Obama's May fundraising
Amazing numbers considering Barack Obama spends all his time raising campaign money ... at the expense of his day job.
Boom: Romney, RNC beat Obama's May fundraising
Boom: Romney, RNC beat Obama's May fundraising
Wednesday, June 06, 2012
Romney's White House path goes through 7 states
An internal memo obtained from the Romney campaign says the GOP presidential candidate will concentrate on 7 key swing states: Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Iowa, Nevada, Ohio and Virginia.
Romney's White House path goes through 7 states
Romney's White House path goes through 7 states
Report: Octomom Backs Out of Gig at Fla. Strip Club
She didn't have a problem posing topless for a British magazine, but 36-year-old Nadya Suleman, better known as the "Octomom," has decided she's won't take off her clothes for a scheduled appearance at a strip club West Palm Beach, Fla.
After all, the woman has to uphold her dignity.
OK, forget I said that. Suleman, who gave birth to eight babies in an attempt to claim fame and fortune, is still planning to release a sex tape this summer.
She's also filed for bankruptcy and is collecting welfare for her children, according to reports.
Report: Octomom Scrubs Stripping Gig
After all, the woman has to uphold her dignity.
OK, forget I said that. Suleman, who gave birth to eight babies in an attempt to claim fame and fortune, is still planning to release a sex tape this summer.
She's also filed for bankruptcy and is collecting welfare for her children, according to reports.
Report: Octomom Scrubs Stripping Gig
Romney reaches Hispanics by playing up jobs report
Obama is taking the Hispanic vote for granted, but the unemployment rate among Hispanics rose from 10.3% to 11% in May, according to the latest figures from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Romney reaches Hispanics by playing up jobs report
Romney reaches Hispanics by playing up jobs report
What Obama and Facebook have in common
Columnist Wayne Root on what Obama and Facebook have in common: Both rode to celebrity on hype but delivered little .
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