When I think about Ted Nugent, I always seem to expect some nut that played way too many rock concerts. As far as I can tell, in this video he makes more sense than all the lawyers, doctors & MBAs in Washington.
He is saying what many in America are thinking. Hes just not afraid of what people think.
Hang on to your civil liberties
68% of the members of the Spirit Lake Sioux Tribe that voted approve of the Fighting Sioux nickname. Finally, some common sense: Ask the victims! So far, many people seem to be quick to speak for the tribal members. Maybe more should let them speak for themselves.
I honestly think that the Fighting Sioux Nickname is intended as an honor and that some fat, white, east coast lawyer decided that the proud Sioux tribes should feel offended.
However, if the tribes themselves (not the leaders, the actual members) decide that it is offensive, I say we get rid of the name.
via USA Today
Eunice Davidson, a UND Fighting Sioux nickname supporter, has gathered 226 signatures from Spirit Lake tribal members which is almost 30% more signatures required to place the question to a vote. The Spirit Lake tribe is scheduled to hold the vote in May.
Although this image is a fake, I really like it. There is just one more thing that I would keep
my Bible!
via ND Red Neck
I wonder if all the politicians are using the same definition?
stimulus (stim-yuh-luh s)
via TheFreeDictionary, Dictionary.com
There is no disagreement that we need action by our government, a recovery plan that will help to jumpstart the economy."
PRESIDENT-ELECT BARACK OBAMA, JANUARY 9 , 2009
With all due respect Mr. President, that is not true.Notwithstanding reports that all economists are now Keynesians and that we all support a big increase in the burden of government, we do not believe that more government spending is a way to improve economic performance. More government spending by Hoover and Roosevelt did not pull the United States economy out of the Great Depression in the 1930s. More government spending did not solve Japan’s "lost decade" in the 1990s. As such, it is a triumph of hope over experience to believe that more government spending will help the U.S. today. To improve the economy, policy makers should focus on reforms that remove impediments to work, saving, investment and production. Lower tax rates and a reduction in the burden of government are the best ways of using fiscal policy to boost growth.
via Cato Institute
