A co-worker sent this video to me today. Like a scene from a bad horror film, could this be the future if Obama gets re-elected this fall? Or worse, the Democrats take back the House of Representatives?
I don’t know about you, but I don’t think we can afford 4 more years.
If I were a TSA agent, I would become very familiar with certain travelers coming through the checkpoint. Obviously, this morning, they were not quite awake at the airport in Nashville, and the wrong person was “randomly” selected for a pat down screening.
Senator Rand Paul (R-KY)
That person was Rand Paul, the Republican Senator from Kentucky. As he passed through one of the TSA’s multimillion dollar body scanners, it alarmed with an anomaly on his leg. He pulled up his pant leg, and even offered to submit to being re-scanned, but the agent at the checkpoint insisted he had to receive a pat down because of the alarm. Continue reading
The Obama administration today insured us that oil prices will also continue to skyrocket, by blocking the approval of the Keystone XL pipeline from Canada to Texas.
As is typical of this Administration, they passed the blame to someone else, as the deadline imposed by Republicans during the payroll tax extension debate came due. Continue reading
We’ve probably all got that call at some point over the last few years, telling us this is our final notice to lower our interest rates on our credit cards. You promptly hit 2 to asking to be removed from the system, yet the calls keep coming.
I got one such call this morning around 10am on my cell phone. The caller ID said 303-217-1074, and not knowing if it was work related, I answered the call. Again, that familiar speech began, to which I promptly hung up the phone.
After going to great lengths to put both my home and cell numbers on the National and Texas State Do Not Call lists, it doesn’t seem to stop “Rachel”. I also try to file a report each time she calls to the government, but those reports has not really resulted in any action.
But, that’s about to change. In the days leading up to the holidays last month, the Federal Trade Commission issued a press release about taking action against “Cardholder Services” trying to stop “Rachel” once and for all. Continue reading
As we pop the cork to celebrate the new year, it’s time to reflect back on the past year, and the year to come.
2011 started off with the Republicans taking control of the House of Representatives. Unfortunately, with Campaigner-in-Chief Obama’s political grandstanding, along with the Democrat controlled Senate, gridlock was the order of business in Washington.
The U.S.A. saw the credit rating agencies downgrade the credit rating for the first time in the country’s 235 year history, meanwhile the debt continues to spiral into the stratosphere. Continue reading
Seventy years ago today, December 7, 1941, the United States Navy was attacked by Japanese planes in an unprovoked event in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.
U.S.S. Arizona Memorial, Pearl Harbor, Hawaii
The events of that day is still discussed in school history lessons to this day, and the loss of life has only been surpassed by the September 11, 2001 attacks on the United States by Muslim extremists.
I have been to Pearl Harbor, and I have also been to the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific, where many of those bodies recovered were laid to rest. Let us not forget what happened that day, nor forget those whom died in that event. Through historical footage and the vivid images from my visit there, I know I never will forget.
Today I am thankful for completing a move to a new apartment, several months in the making. I hope to start regular posts again soon.
Until then, Happy Thanksgiving everybody.