30 Jan
Another Money Bomb
February 1 is the date for the next Ron Paul Money Bomb event. Send the message that there are still a few freedom lovers out there.
Archive for January, 2008
27 Jan
Federalist Number 23
The Necessity of a Government as Energetic as the One Proposed to the Preservation of the Union From the New York Packet. Tuesday, December 18, 1787. Alexander Hamilton To the People of the State of New York: THE necessity of a Constitution, at least equally energetic with the one proposed, to the preservation of the [...]
14 Jan
Now Do You Believe Me?
George Bush is no conservative (and never has been). Not only has he grown the Federal budget faster than any president since FDR, he argues that the 2nd Amendment gives the government the right to take your guns away. Since “unrestricted’ private ownership of guns clearly threatens the public safety, the 2nd Amendment can be [...]
07 Jan
Federalist Update
Just an update on the Federalist Paper posts, I haven’t forgotten, I am just trying to keep up with myself. I have posted up to #22, but have only read up to #18. Once I get some time to catch up, I’ll resume posting them. Do you like having them posted? I won’t stop if [...]
07 Jan
Go Ron!
I’m in the middle of watching Ron Paul’s townhall meeting from Sunday night. Fox excluded him from the “debates” so he just went and did his own thing. I think it was much better anyway, as he answered real questions from real people, not the ones that Fox News decided to ask him.
04 Jan
Random Thoughts on the New Year
First things first, I don’t do resolutions. The last time I made one was 1994, and it was to never make another resolution. So far I’ve kept it perfectly. That doesn’t mean I don’t ever make changes, I just don’t tie them to the changing of the calendar. It’s an election year again. I’m not [...]
04 Jan
On Religious Tests
With the current election cycle now in full swing, and two leading candidates on the Republican side subscribing to different faiths – Mormonism and the Baptist Church – there is talk in Conservative circles of the Constitutional prohibition on “Religious Tests.” I have even heard criticism of potential voters who have decided they don’t like [...]
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