In recent posts I have addressed two distinct issues: the attempt by the Democratic Party to use new technology to nationalize the urban-machine approach to party building mastered in Chicago during the 20th Century; and the coerced conformity at the root of the modern progressive view of society. Now I want to show how these [...]
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The Real Scandal with the IRS: Organizing for Action and the Chicago-style Misuse of Governmental Power
Filed Under: National Tagged With: barack obama, Barack Obama Presidential Primary Campaign, ed hubbard, Government Power, obama, Organizing For America
Clear Lake Tea Party Reveals IRS Misconduct in 2010
Received this press release from the Clear Lake Tea Party: CONTACT: Mary Huls 832-618-6575 mhuls912@gmail.com FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Clear Lake Tea Party Reveals IRS Misconduct in 2010 May 20, 2013 (Clear Lake, TX) – The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) conducted an intrusive and illegal intelligence gathering and intimidation effort against the Clear Lake Tea Party (CLTP) [...]
Filed Under: Opinion Tagged With: barack obama, clear lake tea party, cltp, Internal Revenue Service, tea party, tea party movement, tea party protests
Doug Weiskopf: A modest proposal
July 28, 2012 By Doug Weiskopf
As Congress argues over extending the Bush tax cuts across the board, once again Republicans–especially the Republican leadership in Congress– are proving themselves to be poor politicians, stupidly allowing themselves to be backed into a corner and characterized as “protecting the rich.” In fact, the Bush tax cuts benefited those in the lower incomes much more than [...]
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Texas US Senate Race: Tom Leppert releases new TV ad
April 11, 2012 By David Jennings
US Senate candidate Tom Leppert continues to move forward in his quest to get in a runoff with Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst. From the very beginning of the campaign until now, his team has remained positive and produced some outstanding videos. This one is no exception: NEW TV AD: “Didn’t Do” “How Did I [...]
Filed Under: National, Texas Tagged With: ads, balanced budget, barack obama, businessmen, conservative, dallas, dallas county, dallas fort worth metroplex, david dewhurst, growing companies, leppert, new tv, opposition research, releases, senate candidate, senate race, texas, tom, tom leppert, tom leppertif, us senate
The Fist of the Obama Administration Must Not be Re-Elected
March 2, 2012 By Ed Hubbard
My father liked to tinker with writing simple poetry—the type of “greeting card” poetry that can be very touching or funny, or simply lame. I recently have been reminded of the following part of a funny poem he wrote for me when I graduated from law school, which he entitled “Lawyer to Client”: You [...]
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