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There ought to be a law?
Number of Comments » 0By Theresa Camoriano I see that President Obama now wants the car companies to increase the fuel efficiency of their cars to more than 50 miles per hour. He also wants to produce electricity without burning fossil fuels and without using nuclear reactors. I have an even better idea. Why doesn’t he just get congress [...]
A real drug problem
Number of Comments » 0“Here is your federal government at work. The FAA has ordered a helicopter pilot who runs his own one-pilot charter company — it’s his company, he’s the only pilot — they’ve ordered him to give himself random surprise drug tests. He has to surprise himself with a drug test. The only way you can do [...]
August 12 and 13 2011 Marriage program in Crestwood KY
Number of Comments » 0Embracing Intimacy in Marriage Dr. Bill Cutrer is a former OB/GYN and is currently the director of the Gheens Center for Family Ministry at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. He is a wonderful speaker and recognized expert who draws on over thirty years of experience to offer practical, biblical principles that attendees will be able [...]
It is time to stop the lies and smears
Number of Comments » 0By Theresa Camoriano The recent case of mass murder by Anders Breivik in Norway provides yet another example of the media ignoring and twisting the truth in order to serve an agenda. The media were quick to identify Breivik as being a Christian in order to try to tie this horrible mass murderer to the [...]
Bravo
Number of Comments » 0There are at least some people in congress showing spine and morals. With all of the pressure coming from the ignorant and/or decadent press and politicians, clearly wishing to further indebt future generations, these people stood strong. The public is becoming aware of the low level of politicians and press and these congressmen stood strong. [...]
A Few Notable Quotes
Number of Comments » 0Samuel Adams was one of the founding fathers. These are quotes from him. It’s a shame the country seems to possess so few that comprehend and adhere to the same values: “If ye love wealth greater than liberty, the tranquility of servitude greater than the animating contest for freedom, go home from us in peace. [...]
They can hear us now
Number of Comments » 0Dear friend, The fallout for states like Kentucky from the debt limit debate hasn’t gotten much attention yet, but that is all about to change. Consider, for example, Medicaid. Kentucky gets more of its Medicaid funding from Washington D.C. than all other states except Mississippi and West Virginia. Those payments are about to be cut just as ObamaCare [...]
A PETTABLE PEDAGOGUE – Part 1
Number of Comments » 0by Les Strawn Thinking back about the people and things in my life that I have admired most in my life I realized that I respected them because of the life lessons they instilled in me. I said things because my thoughts go back to a dog we had when I was growing up named [...]
Kentucky tops another bad list
Number of Comments » 0Dear friend, Kentucky has been named as one of five ”Sinkhole States” in a new report out today from the Institute for Truth in Accounting. The report ranks states’ fiscal standings and points out Kentucky’s excessive debt, questionable accounting and established practice of underfunding public employee benefits by billions of dollars. From the report: “The main reason for [...]
Jim DeMint on the debt ceiling
Number of Comments » 0I have troubling news. I’m very careful about criticizing my party’s leaders, but what is happening in Washington right now cannot be ignored. House Speaker John Boehner (R-OH) has abandoned the Cut-Cap-Balance Act and is now pushing a new plan that is nearly identical to the one proposed by Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV). [...]
