Not A Pleasant Halloween

October 31, 2011

Over this past month I’ve learned that taking care of a 91-year-old mother with a broken shoulder and broken hip is not only time-consuming but much more labor-intensive than you might imagine. After two surgeries, we thought she was recovering pretty well but on a follow-up visit to the surgeon today, we learned that the [...]

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October Surprises

October 12, 2011

This October has started out to be a month full of surprises both good and bad. Obama and his supporters are doing their best to instigate class warfare against the “rich” with campaign speeches and these dysfunctional “Wall Street protests”. The speeches show Obama’s desperation to distract voters from all his failures as president and [...]

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New Kindles

September 28, 2011

Amazon made a major announcement this morning  concerning its new family of Kindle Readers and the Kindle Fire tablet which will be available November 15. One of the new readers which are available today is only $79 and the very impressive full color tablet is only $199. For those of us who travel a lot [...]

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Real Hope For Our Economy

September 26, 2011

With Obama being more concerned about campaigning to get reelected than doing something to improve the economy, it’s hard to find cheerful news. Obama knows that the way to heal the economy is to reduce taxes and government regulations to help businesses prosper and grow, but he can’t force himself to do it. He is [...]

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We Must Never Forget 9/11/01

September 11, 2011

I don’t think anyone could not be aware that today is the 10th anniversary of the 9/11/01 terrorist attacks against us. Those attacks changed our life here in the United States and forced us to realize that we too are vulnerable to harm. We must remember just how evil our enemies can be and be [...]

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Don’t Take Hurricane Irene Lightly

August 26, 2011

Hurricane Irene is quickly approaching the Atlantic Coast and is still expected to remain a major storm from North Carolina up through New England. The time to prepare or evacuate is quickly ticking away and many government leaders are urging those in the Northeast to take Irene very seriously. I would like to urge you [...]

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Obama’s Economy – Much Change, No Hope

August 8, 2011

The past two weeks have exposed some disturbing facts about our nation’s so-called leaders that are very discouraging. The major problem with today’s economy is irresponsible government spending and the only proposal that offered a significant solution to the problem was the “Cut, Cap and Balance” Bill that the House passed. This bill would cut [...]

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Debt Limit And Social Security Benefits

July 21, 2011

As the economic crisis is maxing out the current debt limit, politicians are trying to frighten the elderly that it might affect their Social Security checks. This is a despicable tactic but it must get them the results they want since it is used so often. According to Sen. Rand Paul, current monthly revenue coming [...]

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Happy Independence Day

July 3, 2011

I hope you all are enjoying 4th of July Independence Day holiday. The independence and freedom we so easily take for granted needs to be cherished and protected. It is a gift given to us by many who sacrificed greatly to establish it. Those in our military are now risking their lives to ensure that [...]

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Bad News For Our Economy

June 6, 2011

A number of economic reports that came out Friday sent panic through the White House and the Democrat party. Unemployment climbed up to 9.1%, the housing market continues to fall, prices for food and gas are too high and businesses are not creating new jobs. These statistics make many economists fear we are heading toward [...]

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