I don’t have to tell you how important this election is
not only for the future of our great Commonwealth, but also for the future of
the Republican Party and Conservatives around the country. Will you chip in to help me fight back
against the progressive agenda of Terry McAuliffe and the Clintons? . . . ‘please click here for the rest of the post’
Another Way to
Look at the Jobs Report - A lot of digital ink has already been spilled on the late
September jobs report, which showed that a disappointing 144K jobs were added
to payroll (versus an expected 180K). Deciphering what to make of each month’s
job report has become a monthly game of political football that is designed (at
least on the part of the Democrats) to confuse average voters into not knowing
whether the economy is actually recovering or not. What to make of all the
various ways the unemployment figure can be calculated? How do we assess the
quality of jobs that have been added in this month versus the jobs that have
been lost in previous months? Should we assume that the entire report should be
evaluated just based on expectations? How do we properly account for people who
no longer show up on the unemployment report because they have given up looking
for work? . . . ‘please click here for the rest of the post’
Where is Our
Amnesty? - Now that Obama thinks he has successfully remade the
American economy and permanently transformed the relationship between the
citizen and government, he is working on restructuring society itself. He
plans to move on from Obamacare to immigration deform. Conservatives must ensure that the
focus remains on Obamacare. No immigration-related legislation. Period. The idea that we can craft a
positive bill with Obama in the White House, irrespective of your view on the
issue, is absurd. . . . ‘please click here
for the rest of the post’
ObamaCare is
greed sanctified through politics - Money gets a bad rap from some people, because it’s supposed to be the
instrument of greed. Wanting more money is
said to be crass. Indeed, in our modern
political culture, wanting to keep your own money is treated as greed. The noble and
virtuous demands of the collective, as interpreted by a priesthood of
politicians, completely trumps individual self-interest. . . ‘please click here for the
rest of the post’
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