Undoubtedly, the American people are starting to wake up to the tyranny of political correctness. Dr. Benjamin Carson’s direct and forthright speech on the National Day of Prayer has clearly been a catalyst to stir our collective memory with respect to the First Amendment.
The Congressional Budget Office has concluded this tax “would be largely passed through to consumers [small and family-owned businesses] in the form of higher premiums for private coverage.”
The panel did not hear from practitioners of psychological therapy that help patients resist unwanted sexual attraction.
Hydrocarbons provide over 83% of all the energy that powers America. A carbon tax would put a hefty surcharge on everything we make, grow, ship, eat and do. It would put the federal government in control of, not just one-sixth of our economy as under Obamacare, but 100% of our economy and lives.
The Texas Legislature is considering a bill that would begin an inventory of the State’s relationship to the federal government, and consider contingency plans should there be an economic collapse.
For years, Brennan was knee-deep in Bush’s use of waterboarding, use of psychotropic drugs to gain confessions, a proponent of the Iraq War, a proponent of drones to carry out assassinations, and a Republican—all things Obama and his leftist base hated.
According to a 2007 Journal of the American Medical Association report, an analysis of claims reimbursed by Emergency Medicaid over a four-year period in North Carolina revealed that 99 percent of the 48,391 individual cases went toward services for illegal immigrants.
There is nothing that the Establishment hates more than a junior legislator who doesn’t know his place. Newsflash for the New York Times: unusual as it may be in the United States Senate – it’s called leadership.
Senators announce that they will be introducing new energy regulations, including a carbon tax. The proposed legislation would use a tax on carbon emissions to fund “historic investments in energy efficiency and sustainable energy technologies such as wind, solar, geothermal, and biomass,”
That would be called blowback. Actions have consequences.