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Three Ways to Make a Difference
Number of Comments » 0By Theresa Camoriano As we watch the world unraveling, with riots in the streets and the threatened bankruptcy of states and countries, we wonder what we can do to make a difference. We often feel helpless, but there is plenty that we can and must do. First, we can get our own houses in financial [...]
A little baby
Number of Comments » 1A worried woman went to her gynecologist and said: ‘Doctor, I have a serious problem and desperately need your help! My baby is not even 1 year old and I’m pregnant again. I don’t want kids so close together. So the doctor said: ‘Ok and what do you want me to do?’ She said: ‘I [...]
Rand Paul newsclips
Number of Comments » 0SENATOR RAND PAUL News Clips 02.25.11 Media Mentions 1. The Top Political Newcomers – Washington Post 2. Rand Paul Schools Letterman (video) – Fox News 3. David Letterman Asks Rand Paul: So What’s Wrong With Taxing The Rich? – Business Insider 4. David Letterman Shrinks Rand Paul On Talk Show – San Fransico Chronicle 5. [...]
Studies show government spending harms economy
Number of Comments » 0Harvard University economist Robert Barro and Stanford University’s John Taylor have done separate studies …Their work shows that more government spending, by taking money out of the private sector, is a loss to the economy and that taking money away from government is a gain. – Investors Business Daily
Mr. President, Don’t Forget Your CHANGE!
Number of Comments » 0by Mike Minton Also Posted on 25/02/2011 by Mike’s Bullitts CHANGE! It was the central theme during the 2008 Obama campaign season. Change this! Change that! Change, change change! It seems like that was all we heard from the Obama camp during the election cycle. “We’re going to change unemployment, we’re going to change the [...]
The Medicaid malady: What’s up, Doc?
Number of Comments » 0By Jim Waters Some highly publicized proposals made during the current legislative session offer stark reminders that state lawmakers remain very good at treating symptoms but do a remarkably poor job of curing patients. One patient, “Kentucky Medicaid,” already on life support, will get no surgery in the form of serious cost savings. Its condition [...]
BILL JOHNSON APPLAUDS SENATE BILL 8
Number of Comments » 0Bill Johnson applauds the House Committee on Economic Development for the passage of Senate Bill 8. This legislation will require the Secretary of State to establish a business-one-stop electronic portal to facilitate interaction among businesses and government agencies in Kentucky. “As someone who has spent time in both small and large corporations at the state [...]
Richard Lewis proposes considerations for tax reform
Number of Comments » 0TAX REFORM Hi Resa, I would like to encourage your readers to contemplate tax reform from a perspective that will challenge them to examine their core beliefs about the role of government and free markets. Can we begin the debate with an agreement that taxes if any should exist for the sole purpose of funding [...]
The Haircut
Number of Comments » 0One day a florist went to a barber for a haircut. After the cut, he asked about his bill, and the barber replied, ‘I cannot accept money from you , I’m doing community service this week.’ The florist was pleased and left the shop. When the barber went to open his shop the next morning, [...]
A call to action from Phil Moffett
Number of Comments » 0Dear friend, There are many reasons not to get involved in a good cause. We remain disengaged from great causes every day because there are so many worthy ones. But if you are an American who wants to save your country from debt, taxes and the insatiable desires of ruling class politicians, one cause stands out for its promise of a quick and substantial [...]
