Ain’t Nobody’s Business If You Do is a pretty darned good book and it’s available online for free. It’s certainly not a short book; the paperback version is 692 pages. It is a fairly easy and pleasant read and it is very engaging because of the importance of it’s subject matter. The book is about [...]
Last November we published Implement Free Trade Now, documenting the Obama administration’s lack of good faith in implementing free trade agreements with important allies such as Colombia, Panama and South Korea. According to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the unnecessary delays in the implementation of these treaties has caused the loss of 383,400 American jobs. [...]
The ACLU (American Civil Liberties Union) has frequently called criticism upon itself with bizarre decisions regarding what freedoms to defend and what encroachments upon freedom to ignore. In general, their rule has roughly been “civil liberties worth protecting are ones we approve of.” That’s not so abnormal; most of politics consists of people acting in [...]
Candidate Obama and President Obama don’t have very much in common. Obama has broken campaign promises regarding tax increases, earmarks for pork barrel projects, forced health insurance, government transparency, spending cuts, and hiring corporate shills as administration heavies. He recently added yet another entry to his long and growing list of mind-bending reversals. On 19 [...]
Gregory Girard is an telecommunications consultant who lives in Manchester-by-the-Sea Massachusetts. Over the last few years, Greg has become increasingly worried that the U.S. government would start ignoring citizens Constitutional rights, confiscate their firearms in illegal raids, and imprison them without charges. To protect the his Constitutional rights, and the Constitutional rights of all Americans, [...]
“Our” President recently recorded a video where he stated “It will be up to each of you to make sure that the young people, African Americans, Latinos and women, who powered our victory in 2008 stand together once again.” I am not young I am not African American I am not Latino I am not [...]
