Monthly Archives: September 2008

What shoulda been done isn’t always what needs to be done. Kinda like the admonishment that we shouldn’t fight yesterday’s battles. A solution that isn’t engineered well isn’t going to get the job done either. Beams too small or beams … Continue reading →

1.) Free trade cost America jobs. 2.) The old methods of lowering interest rates and taxes were tried to stimulate the production of jobs by giving Americans more money to buy more. 3.) The old methods didn’t work well because … Continue reading →

The only right of government should be to protect our rights. Americans should have the right to earn an income sufficient to pay for food, shelter, health care, transportation and clothing (although clothing is unnecessary except for the fat and … Continue reading →

Ever seen a spectrum made from visible light? Some colors have a lot of power, some have none. Same with the intelligence of people and government. There is a lot of knowledge in some areas and none in others. Americans … Continue reading →

Humanity first. America can be improved as much as the Model T, as much as the Wright brother’s first plane, as much as Radio Shack’s model I computer, as much as early medical procedures, as much as early chemistry, and … Continue reading →

I can respect the “Country First” slogan from John McCain. 1) The slogan has to do with his feelings and is not advice for government (hopefully). 2) That slogan had genesis in his Hanoi POW cell. 3) That slogan is … Continue reading →

I approve of Sarah Palin even as I don’t approve of the Republican party (Country first is backward, what about humanity first?) Palin is an all American family with all American problems. The members of her family have experienced America’s … Continue reading →

Rights First has always been the motto of this site. We only have a nation worth protecting if that nation puts the right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness first. Those are natural rights as are the right … Continue reading →

Good people struggle in America. There is no magic bullet for success. Jobs for the college educated have been outsourced. One in a million makes it in sports. Real Estate is depreciating. Our children are indentured slaves to near infinite … Continue reading →