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Disgrace

I mentioned this before in a previous post, but i feel it is important again to post this quote because today the House of Representatives, the house of Congress that is supposed to represent the people's interest decided to go on recess before dealing with America's energy crisis. The vote was close and was basically split on party lines. The tally was 213 in favor to adjourn for summer recess and 212 opposed. All Republicans voted against adjouring while 17 Democrats had the courage or maybe it was smart politics and were up for reelection to vote to not adjourn. This vote is a slap in the face of Americans who favor drilling and want America's energy crisis dealt with now. Once I will receive all the Democrats who voted not to save this country and get off foreign oil and continue to support the unfriendly regimes who they rail against everyday I will post them.

Senator Sessions of Alabama said it best during a debate when Majority Leader (Yea Right) Harry Reid said there was not enough time to debate the energy crisis he responded by saying:

Mr. President, I say to Senator Alexander, I have great affection for the Democratic leader, but I just could not agree with his statement that we do not have time. We have a whole month coming up for which we are supposedly going home for recess. Our soldiers are working 7 days a week, with 15-hour days. This Congress cannot stand to stay in session a while and confront this issue and do some things we know will work?

Need I say anything more, but I wish there were more Senator Sessions out there speaking out for what is right and understanding that if the military can risk their lives day in and day out to spread democracy overseas, then I'm sure senators and representatives could cut back on their vacation and do what they were voted in office to do which is debate and debate and debate especially when this issue effects most every American.

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The Real Obama

Is he a centrist, democrat, leftist, no none of them he is just a marxist. Two excellent pieces from Investor's Business Daily profiling the real Barack Obama.

http://www.ibdeditorials.com/IBDArticles.aspx?id=302137342405551

http://www.ibdeditorials.com/IBDArticles.aspx?id=302222641317480

More people should read this piece explaining who Barack Obama really is. Everybody should print this out and show it to their liberal friends. If they still want to vote for him after seeing this, maybe they should move to Venezeula or Cuba because those two countries have the same views as Obama's. Barack Obama is a radical marxist and others who deny it and plan to vote for him in November are probably just like him.   
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Just Awful

President Bush Signs Housing Bill to Provide Mortgage Relief, Stabilize Markets

Wednesday, July 30, 2008

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Wouldn't Suprise Me

ELECTION 2008
Obama tied to Iraqi government fraud?
Hundreds of millions in deals with candidate's associates

Posted: July 30, 2008
1:00 am Eastern

By Aaron Klein
© 2008 WorldNetDaily

JERUSALEM – Sen. Barack Obama's office engaged in six months of negotiations with a company controlled by convicted criminal Tony Rezko to lobby the U.S. government to push through a nixed $50 million contact to train Iraqi security personnel at a site in Chicago.

The contract was awarded to Rezko's company while Aiham Alsammarae, a long-time, close Rezko friend and a contributor to Obama's campaign, served as Iraq's U.S.-appointed electricity minister.

Rezko was a major Obama fundraiser and associate for two decades.

Alsammarae also awarded another Rezko-controlled operation as part of a $150 million contract to construct a 250-megawatt electricity plant in Iraq.

Alsammarae later was arrested by Iraqi authorities for bilking the coalition government out of some $650 million. He was sprung from prison under questionable circumstances in 2006 and escaped from Iraq, where he is still wanted for questioning with regard to major financial crimes.

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Fair and Balanced Leads the Way

July Ratings: Cable Ranker

Fox News was the top rated cable news channel in July, finishing sixth in all of cable news in prime time (1,448,000 viewer average). CNN finished 22nd (809,000) and MSNBC 30th (593,000).

In total day, FNC finished 9th (840,000), CNN 26th (500,000) and MSNBC 30th (355,000).

Click here to see the full ranker.

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And Democrats Want More Government?

Registered Sex Offenders Are Beneficiaries of Medicare Fraud
Tuesday, July 29, 2008
By Penny Starr, Senior Staff Writer

Republican senators have introduced a bill to stop Medicare fraud.
(CNSNews.com) - Registered sex offenders and deceased doctors are among the beneficiaries of more than $60 billion in fraudulent Medicare claims paid by the U.S. government each year, according to experts.

You can read more about this at :

http://www.cnsnews.com/public/content/article.aspx?RsrcID=33168

Luckily two senators, Senator Martinez of FL and Senator Cornyn of TX are introducing legislation (Martinez-Cornyn STOP Act) to change the current system of giving money out for medicare. Unfortunately it will probably take a year to pass or maybe more.
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Just Wrong

INVASION USA
Border agent convictions upheld by court of appeals
Major charges against Ramos, Compean affirmed minor count reversed, judges order resentencing

Posted: July 28, 2008
2:19 pm Eastern

By Jerome R. Corsi
© 2008 WorldNetDaily


The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals today affirmed the major counts against former Border Patrol agents Ignacio Ramos and Jose Compean, reversing only a minor obstruction of justice count.

Ramos and Compean are serving 11- and 12-year prison sentences, respectively, after a jury convicted them of violating federal gun laws and covering up the shooting of a drug smuggler as he fled back to Mexico after driving across the border with 743 pounds of marijuana in February 2005. U.S. Attorney Johnny Sutton's office gave the smuggler, Osbaldo Aldrete-Davila, immunity to serve as the government's star witness and testify against the border agents.

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