Cayman Islands Under Scrutiny
Just south of Cuba lies three islands, named the Cayman Islands. This British territory consists of the three islands: Grand Cayman, Cayman Brac, and Little Cayman. Grand Cayman is the largest of the islands and the most populated. Grand Cayman also contains the capital, which is called George Town.
Located at South Church [...]

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The Coupon Renaissance Continues
Overall, 2010 really looks like more of the same that was experienced in 2009. Even though media moguls are visualizing an economic revival, American consumers are still going to be thrifty, going for better value, and generally being very cautious with their checkbooks. Unemployment is an ugly term that does not want to evaporate.
What [...]

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Senator Bernie Sanders On MSNBC’s Morning Joe
Dec. 22, 2009 edition – MSNBC Morning Joe
Independent Senator Bernie Sanders (Vermont) was interviewed recently on Morning Joe.  He stated, “It’s [the bill] gonna provide primary health care, low-cost prescription drugs, and dental care for 25 million people. We’re gonna go from 20 to 45 million people having access to [...]

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Criticism For Obama’s Policies Is Quickly Rising
It’s only in America folks where one can be highly exalted during the presidential  inauguration early in the year, only to discover that later your popularity has completely tanked! Barack Obama was hailed as the hope president that would change everything. This perception would not be long-lasting, unfortunately for those that support him.
Those tears of  joy back in [...]

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Is The Fed Immoral In Nature?
Writers are claiming that Americans are “Furious at the Fed”. This is probably just another populist fad and the people are headhunting because of the economy. But what if Ron Paul is right about all this? What if this is more than populist anger?
And what if the skeptics are right? What [...]

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In total, 48 states have addressed or still face shortfalls in their budgets for fiscal year 2010, totaling $178 billion or 26 percent of state budgets — the largest gaps on record.

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Rep. Marsha Blackburn Questions Al Gore

Rep. Blackburn Questions Al Gore on Charitable Giving (Video)
Rep. Marsha Blackburn says — “I’ve got an article from Oct. 8th, New York Times magazine,  about a firm called Kleiner Perkins, a capital firm called Kleiner Perkins. Are you aware of that company”? Former Vice President Al Gore replies: Well, yes I’m a [...]

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HR 1207: Audit The Federal Reserve
The Federal Reserve, or the “Fed”, is considered the central bank of the United States. What exactly is the Fed?
Birth of the Fed
The Fed was created in 1913, and was a product of the Federal Reserve Act, which was enacted on Dec. 23, 1913, signed by President Woodrow Wilson.
The First and Second [...]

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So Nice With Your Bare Self
Living In America, performed by James Brown in 1985, was and still is a staple of American culture. Living In America reached #4 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, and is considered a classic. This song epitomizes the mood and feeling of Americans at the time.
Living In America was featured [...]

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“Real Change Isn’t Another Four Years of Defending Lobbyists”
Oct 2003 – Geithner named as president of New York Federal Reserve bank.
Nov 3, 2007 – President-elect Obama gives campaign speech in Spartanburg, S.C. (Source: BarackObama.com).
“I have done more to take on lobbyists than any other candidate in this race – and I’ve won. I don’t take [...]

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