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Sen. Paul Responds to President Obama’s Address
Number of Comments » 0WASHINGTON, D.C. – Following President Obama’s prime-time national television address this evening, Sen. Rand Paul released the following statement: “The President tonight took to the airwaves to make yet another speech – but has yet to provide a solution to address our current debt crisis, and again insisted on historic tax hikes. The plans proposed [...]
Norwegian murderer not a Christian extremist
Number of Comments » 0Below is a link to one of Bill O’Reilly’s finest moments. Last night he displayed the banner headline of a U.S. newspaper that claimed the Norwegian man who killed so many this past weekend was a Christian extremist. Furthermore, type in Norway Christian Extremist and you will see a ton of sites claiming the connection. The [...]
Painfully Obvious
Number of Comments » 0It is painfully obvious that the elected servants in Washington are insisting on increasing the burden on the unborn to pay for their lack of fiscal discipline. To require my children to pay for their waste is far beyond despicable. The idea that they are going to increase the debt limit, regardless of the people’s [...]
The attack on coal
Number of Comments » 0In case you haven’t heard, there have recently been important national developments that could have huge implications for our state. Last week, ultra-liberal New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg donated a whopping $50 million of his own personal wealth to the Sierra Club. The Sierra Club is a left-wing environmentalist group that promises on their [...]
We can win this
Number of Comments » 0Have you noticed in the last couple of weeks that opponents have stopped declaring the Tea Party dead? We are driving the debate on making government smaller and our opponents are now stuck claiming with diminishing credibility that the world will end on August 2 without massive tax increases. They have had all year to get serious about [...]
A Balanced Approach?
Number of Comments » 0By Theresa Camoriano President Obama says he wants a “balanced approach” to our debt crisis, but what he really wants is to increase taxes, with little or no restraint on spending. It will further increase unemployment without improving our credit rating and without putting us on a path toward fiscal sanity. How can that be [...]
Wendy Caswell on the Debt Ceiling Debate
Number of Comments » 0As I continue to watch the rhetoric and games coming out of Washington about the debt ceiling, I keep wondering why our Congress and President are willing to play chicken with the lives of the American people and our economy on a global scale. As we all know, our debt is at an alarming 14.5 Trillion dollars and our [...]
August 16 – Rand Paul Forum / 2011 Candidate Night
Number of Comments » 0Hosted by The Louisville Tea Party From 5:00 – 7:30 pm Holiday Inn at Hurstbourne Lane and I-64 in Plainview The Louisville Tea Party will host Senator Rand Paul on Tuesday August 16th. He will be there for a meet and greet session from 5:00 – 5:30 and will be our featured speaker beginning at 5:30 pm. [...]
August 14 – South Louisville Conservative Block Party
Number of Comments » 0Ernesto’s Restaurant from 5:00 – 7:00 pm 10105 Dixie Hwy, Louisville, KY You are cordially invited to the South Louisville Conservative Block Party. This event is being held for the purposes of gathering conservative minded folks in the Southern Jefferson County area together, and introducing them to one another, while enjoying great FREE FOOD, music [...]
Friedman’s legacy: Less government, more liberty
Number of Comments » 0(LOUISVILLE, Ky.) – The late Nobel laureate Milton Friedman will be remembered at an event at the University of Louisville this week as one of the great champions of freedom in our time. A breakfast, sponsored by the Bluegrass Institute, Kentucky’s free-market think tank, will be held from 8 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. this Friday, [...]
