In the recent Presidential debate, Congresswoman Michelle Bachmann said America’s voters did not need to “settle” for the moderate candidate. Amen to that. And gun owners do NOT want candidates who talk out of both sides of their mouths. As the Gun Owners of America’s Board of Directors looks at the Republican candidates running to [...]
Monthly Archives: September 2011
Governor Recommends Suspending Democracy to Focus on Jobs, Debt
How should we solve our national debt problem and our unemployment crisis? If you ask the Beverly Perdue (D), Governor of North Carolina, her recommendation is to suspend congressional elections “for the next couple of years”. “I think we ought to suspend, perhaps, elections for Congress for two years and just tell them we won’t [...]
Final results of the Syracuse City Council Primary Election
Syracuse City Council Candidate Votes Received Percentage Notes Karianne Lisonbee 547 20.04% Craig Johnson 505 18.50% Douglas Peterson 417 15.28% incumbent Alan Clark 402 14.73% incumbent Matthew Ocaña 387 14.18% appointed Dan Schuler 344 12.61% Chris Lessig 127 4.65%
The House of Representatives just passed a bill to slow down EPA regulations
Last Friday, the House passed the Transparency in Regulatory Analysis of Impacts on the Nation (TRAIN) Act of 2011(H.R.2401). This bill will slow down the onslaught of job-destroying, business-crushing regulations that the EPA forces down our throats. The TRAIN Act will: Keep the EPA from producing regulations that would raise energy prices Reject the EPA’s [...]
Notes from the Syracuse City Council Meeting of September 27, 2011
While in attendance at the Syracuse City Council Meeting of September 27, 2011 I took the following notes. They’re not the official record, but I post them so there can be another record of events from the meeting to keep the “official” record honest. The following notes are organized according to items on the agenda. [...]

