Tag Archives: conservative blog
Divided Nation or Divide the Nation?
During my lifetime there have been repeated comments on occasion about how the US was divided into two groupings based on political outlook. It always was about more than just Democrat or Republican. It broke along conservative versus liberal perspectives … Continue reading
Filed under Culture, Economics, Environment, geography, government, history, immigration, law
Budget Alternatives That Follow the Constitution
Ther are vocal defenders of the proposed budget of the new administration and a fair number of critics. The defenders constantly harp that those opposed to the budget are simply saying no and not offering alternative solutions to fiscal and … Continue reading
Filed under business, Economics, government, immigration, law
Ability Will Always Prevail
So many people now are concerned with the unequal outcome of results in the lives of Americans that they are actively calling for more government intervention in every aspect of our lives to shoe -horn results into a pre -packaged … Continue reading
Filed under business, Culture, Economics, government, history
Tea and Sympathy
Surely you recall the old movie of that name. It was a bit bloated and overwrought but a real tear jerker for the ladies. We had some tea served yesterday around the nation and the attendance revealed the sympathy the … Continue reading
Liberal Changes To Chagrin of Conservatives
Looking at a long historical perspective it occurs to me that there is a consistent pattern in a liberal view of the political and social world. You can start pretty much any where you like with the analysis on a … Continue reading
Filed under Culture, Economics, government, history
Power Defeated by Greed and Pride
The history of the world is filled with good examples of behavoir to avoid but we mostly ignore them and mankind continues to suffer the consequences of failing to heed those lessons. The Battle of Tours in 732 A.D. is … Continue reading
Filed under Culture, Foreign Affairs, geography, history, military history
Equal Protection Abuse of Mortgage Bailout
We have more details now about the mortgage bailout proposals and how it will supposedly work. I say supposedly because there will be many unintended consequences and more outrage as neighbor sees neighbor getting or being denied the Federal help. … Continue reading
Filed under Culture, Economics, government, history, law
Stocks Slump, Washington Shrugs
Since the election last fall the market has plunged farther and faster than many would have anticipated. About half the country liked the new guy and you would have thought that they at least would have been optimistic enough to put … Continue reading
Filed under Economics, government, Politics
Funding the Deficit
The proposed budget of the new crowd in Washington calls for deficit spending in huge amounts for years to come. The lowest level of those deficits is over 400 billion and shows increases in the out years, climbing all the … Continue reading
Filed under Economics, government, Politics
Is the Stock Market a Washington Concern?
The bailouts, stimulus bills, bloated budgets and exponential expansion of Government that we see evolving everyday recently raises questions about the viability of Wall Street and the stock market. The market continues its plunge with no let up in sight. … Continue reading
Filed under Economics, government, Politics, Socialized Medicine
