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Kitchen Cabinet: Citizens United: Fire From The Heartland

From Kitchen Cabinet: Citizens United and its great leader Dave Bossie is one of the greatest friends to The Kitchen Cabinet, and continually encouraging of our efforts to unite economically-conservative women across the nation.  If you don’t have “Fire From The Heartland” featuring Michele Bachmann, it’s a must for your video library.  “Heartland” is a […]

Democrat Super Committee Member Fun Facts

Who did the Senate Democrats pick to find budget cuts on the new debt super committee? Patty Murray: National Journal’s most-liberal Senator, 2008 vote rankings, and chair of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee. John Kerry: National Journal’s most-liberal Senator, 2003 vote rankings, and 2004 presidential loser. Don’t Miss Out Subscribe to our free email newsletter […]

Slate: Questions for David Bossie

How’d you become a conservative? I had my formative teenage years during Jimmy Carter’s presidency. If there’s anything that can get a person to focus on the good things that represent America, it’s living through that. We had two cars, one with an odd license plate and one with even license plate. Whichever car needed […]

Cagle Post: The Obama Recession

July’s unemployment numbers were curiously lauded by some in the press on Friday morning, but the reality of the job market is still grim. The unemployment rate fell by only .1 percentage point, from 9.2 to 9.1 percent and an unimpressive 117,000 jobs were created. Under President Obama’s watch, the unemployment rate has been 9 […]

Daily Caller: Happy 50th birthday, Mr. President!

Paul Simon had “50 Ways to Leave Your Lover.” Here are 50 ways not to get re-elected. 1. Oversee 9.2 percent unemployment. 2. Sign Obamacare. Don’t Miss Out Subscribe to our free email newsletter and get all the latest sent directly to your inbox. Your Email Address Thank you for subscribing! Something went wrong. Please […]

Cagle Post: Debt Debacle: How We Got Here

With a “compromise” on the debt standoff possibly happening early this week, it is useful to look back to see how we got here in the first place. The current debt crisis did not happen overnight; its roots can be traced back to when the housing market bubble burst back in 2007. The reckless lending […]