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What the World Sees in America

On April 23, 2011, in Recent News, by Dr. James Huang

Peggy Noonan wrote this in the WSJ. She writes about what a 40-year-old businessman from Afghanistan would see in America. 1. You land at JFK, walking past a TSA installation where they’re patting the genital areas of various travelers. Americans sure have a funny way of saying hello! 2. From turning on the TV. A [...]

Call for Lawyers to Help in Wisconsin

On April 13, 2011, in Public Emloyee Unions, Recent News, by Clare Venegas

Thanks to Lincoln Club member Marilyn Palarea for passing this letter along… if you’re a lawyer, you can help with the Wisconsin Supreme Court election recount effort. THE LINCOLN LEGAL FOUNDATION – CHICAGO DATE: April 11, 2011 FROM: Joseph A. Morris, President SUBJECT: Wisconsin Supreme Court Election Recount – Volunteer Lawyers Needed Volunteer lawyers are [...]

Obama hits new low….

On April 12, 2011, in Recent News, by Dan Baren

Now if we can just find a candidate to run against him…. President Barack Obama’s approval rating and prospects for reelection have plunged to all-time lows in a Quinnipiac University poll released Wednesday.

Initiative banning union, corporate money filed

On April 12, 2011, in Initiatives, Public Emloyee Unions, State Government, by Clare Venegas

In case you missed Frank Mickadeit’s column in today’s OC Register…   Unions, business both targeted Mark Bucher, the Orange County conservative behind the unsuccessful 1998 attempt to stop unions from being able to deduct dues from employees’ paychecks, is back with a new measure that would cover that – and much more. The “Stop [...]

House GOP Budget Seeks Balance By 2015

On April 12, 2011, in Budgets, Congress, Federal Government, GOP, Recent News, Spending, by Kerry E. Reynolds

Here it is, finally unveiled:  Rep. Paul Ryan’s plan for a balanced budget.  It has no chance of passing the Senate or the President’s desk, but it is a bold indication of the GOP’s commitment to fiscal responsibility.

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