libertybunker.com

Time To Eliminate The Deptartment Of Education

omb — Wed, 23 Jun 2010 04:02:17 +0000

Lifted directly from Moonbattery, this graphic says it all – spend more on education, get nothing in return. This unconstitutional entity, the Department Of Education, needs to be relegated to the scrap heap of history.

-omb

The Day Of Reckoning Is Upon Us

omb — Thu, 17 Jun 2010 04:14:32 +0000

Gov. Chris Christie is awesome! This guy is a leader. I’d vote for him for President in a heartbeat.

-OMB

The Coming 2011 Economic Collapse

omb — Mon, 14 Jun 2010 04:19:14 +0000

Arthur Laffer’s column in the Wall St. Journal last week spelled it out. The Obama Administration’s inaction on pushing Congress to make the Bush tax cuts permanent, is having, and will yet have, an immensely negative impact on the economy. The other shoe is about to drop and he explains why in very clear language. Read about it here. Laffer says that a failure to make the Bush tax cuts permanent will ultimately lead to an “economic collapse” in 2011. He went on to say:

The result will be a crash in tax receipts once the surge is past. If you thought deficits and unemployment have been bad lately, you ain’t seen nothing yet.

Laffer is right on the money, and you should look out for yours.
-OMB

Finally!!! Glenn Beck Addresses The 17th Amendment!

omb — Sun, 13 Jun 2010 05:37:08 +0000

With as many times as I’ve ranted about the 17th Amendment and the damage it has done to our Republic on this and other blogs, I was beginning to think that there was some conspiratorial omission of this subject from the national dialogue. I’ve heard George Will discuss it once recently, but not in the context of the fact that it is the root cause of the broken Republic with which we are now saddled. From out of left field the rodeo clown of all people puts it nearly (but not quite) into perspective, and I’ve got to give him credit. He’s got it mostly right…read!
-OMB

The Ground Zero Mosque

Prudently Jealous — Mon, 07 Jun 2010 15:02:54 +0000

A mosque at the site where nearly 3,000 innocent people were murdered on 11 September, 2001. I have been thinking about this ever since I first heard about it last week. How do I feel about this? At first I was outraged. Really angry. What I didn’t expect was that as the day wore on and I thought more and more about the religious freedoms we hold so dear, I began to soften. I began thinking they have every right to have a mosque. They have every right to open their mosque right there where so many perished at the hands of that very religion. Yes, I thought; they have a right. THEN I READ THIS ARTICLE. This is NOTHING but a sign of conquest to the zealots who praise the deeds carried out that fateful day. This is not about religious freedom, but about the twisted notion of religious domination. I am pissed again. I hope the idea of designating it a historic landmark works and stops the opening of this place of hateship.

Gov. Chris Christie Telling It Like It Is

omb — Fri, 04 Jun 2010 05:34:36 +0000

This guy is so refreshing. Teacher’s Unions are the number one lobbying group in terms of dollars in most States. This is about power, not kids. Check it out!

omb

Governor Chris Christie Rocks!

omb — Fri, 28 May 2010 04:45:42 +0000

This guy is a leader. He’s actually far nicer to this parasite than I would have been, but he tells how it is: If you don’t like the pay, find another line of work. It’s about time somebody stood up to the entitled mentality that these teachers have about their worth, relative to the private sector. The mantra of ‘Teachers are so underpaid!’ does not cut it with me. 9 months of work per year and a pension, vested in many cases in less the 10 years. Guess what, there are very few areas of the private sector that offer pensions anymore. In fact, I can’t think of one that does it as a matter of course. Then I hear how they have to grade papers at night – well, I work late, I work from home, and I work weekends and guess what, I don’t get 3 months off a year! There are a lot of great teachers out there, and a lot of terrible teachers that shouldn’t be anywhere near a classroom and we’ve got the high school graduation rates to prove it. Public education in this country is a joke and the first step in fixing it is to abolish the Department of Education and ALL state teacher’s unions.
-OMB

Just So You Know…

Prudently Jealous — Mon, 24 May 2010 15:10:38 +0000

Just so you all know; posting by PJ will be slow for the next few weeks or so. Last week a trip to Arizona (the Land of Enlightenment)put me out of touch. In the coming weeks I will be in my busy season with work. Not much free time. By the end of June I should be back to a normal schedule. Keep checking back though, or get the FEED for new posts as OMB may be able to put some things together, though I know work has him busy right now as well…I will write whenever possible or circumstances demand it! ~pj

Congressman Tom McClintock to Mexico President Calderon

Prudently Jealous — Fri, 21 May 2010 16:28:10 +0000

Well this will be the video of the day I am sure. Republican Congressman Tom McClintock of California responded to the President of Mexico who yesterday lectured our congress on how to un-enforce OUR laws. Congressman McClintock speaks the truth and shames the left in their ovation of a totally inappropriate speech by a foreign dignitary.
Good for you Tom McClintock! We need more like you!

A.G. Holder and Arizona’s Enforcement Law

Prudently Jealous — Fri, 14 May 2010 04:09:48 +0000

So we have now found out that Attorney General Eric Holder has not read the new Arizona law. Well, well how typical. Right after the bill was signed late last month Holder was all about how it was going to be challenged in the courts and there were a number of options under consideration.
Here he is, THE Attorney General of the United States. He has not read the bill, but has offered his opinion on it freelysee here and here.
I am not the Attorney General of the United States, but I have read the new Arizona Law. I read it as soon as I could find it because it was important.
I would like to know one thing: DOES ANYONE IN WASHINGTON DC KNOW HOW TO READ???