Here are a couple of pictures from 9/12 march in Washington D.C.  As you can see, according to the press and politicians, only a few nuts showed up; the rest of the 1-2 million I guess were not nuts.

Since I agree with the overall message of Glenn Beck’s five pledges for Congress, I have signed it.  Click on the image below to see the full-sized version.

My only issue with the Taxpayer Protection Pledge is that I do not believe it goes far enough.  It’s not enough to pledge that I won’t raise taxes – I am to lower them.  Even so, I signed the pledge and encourage the voters in Nevada to require the rest of their Federal representatives to [...]

Unlike many aspiring politicians out there, I’m willing to put my principles in writing.  To that end, I have signed the Oath of Office that all Senators take, so that all of you will know that I’m willing to abide by the principles contained in that oath before voting for me.
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On August 4, 2009, I received an e-mail from Chuck Muth, a well-known name in numerous political circles.  In that e-mail, Mr. Muth asked numerous, pointed questions about my personal qualifications and campaign strategy to secure the nomination as the Republican candidate to run against Harry Reid in the 2010 U.S. Senate election.  These are [...]

As a nation our use of health care services is continually expanding.  This expanded use of health care services is the second of eight significant contributing factors that are escalating costs in U.S. health care, but are not addressed in HR-3200 as I pointed out on the 10th of September.  In my youth, a trip [...]

On 10 September I discussed that there were eight significant contributing factors that are escalating costs in U.S. health care, but are not addressed in HR-3200.  The first contributing factor is the aging Baby Boomers who have begun to place greater demands on the U.S. health care system. For those readers unfamiliar with the definition [...]

The Health Care debate moves back to Washington D.C. today after weeks of strong public interaction with House and Senate members using Town Hall Forums across the country.  Television station hosts, and self-appointed experts, are strongly advocating for compromise and bipartisan action in both houses of Congress To Get a Health Care Bill Passed. Yet, [...]

The resignation of Van Jones as the Administration’s Green Jobs Advisor (often referred to as a Czar) is receiving considerable press from all sources.  After several months of in depth analysis by numerous conservatives regarding Jones’ past statements, writings, and interviews, the pressure became so great that his public departure was the only option.  Many [...]

This morning the Labor Department released the U.S. Unemployment rate for August.  At 9.7% it is the highest rate seen since 1983.  The 9.7% rate represents a constant month to month increase in unemployment over the last sixteen months starting at 5.0% in April 2008, with the exception of a single month, July 2009. The [...]