If it relates to liberty and freedom, or the potential loss of it, the posts will be here. Some may be applicable to both liberty and constitutional issues.
H.R. 1586: Education Jobs and Medicade Assistance Act was signed into law on August 10th. Many in Utah are
cheering as Gov. Herbert and many state legislators are planning to accept the ‘grant’ money and strings attached to the bill. Most are not aware of the path this bill took from the House of Representatives through the Senate and finally to Pres. Obama for signature. Here’s a brief look at the titles and official statements, most recent at the top, provided by OpenCongress.org:
All Bill Titles
Krista Branch and her husband knocks it out of the park with this moving anthem sure to be played at grass root rallies across the country. We appreciate her talents and the time to focus those on spreading a message of restoration… Continue reading
We are very use to hearing the first verse of ‘The Star Spangled Banner’ during sporting events. Written in 1814, many of us forget there are actually four verses. The last verse brings us what Francis Scott Key refers to as our motto; “In God is our trust.” Recently a former Marine reminded a crowd at a Tea Party event in Georgia with Herman Cain. Continue reading
“You can’t get something for nothing. At least, that’s how the old saying goes. For almost half of all taxpayers, however, that is no longer true. That’s because they pay no federal income taxes. For them, Tax Day has become just another day on the calendar. Since the federal income tax is the predominant revenue raiser for the federal government, these ‘nonpayers’ receive government services and benefits without sharing any of the costs. … Passing the point at which less than half of all tax filers pay income taxes is dangerous because beyond that threshold, approximately a majority of voters could vote themselves an increasing share of government benefits at no cost to themselves. … Continue reading
From The Life of Colonel David Crockett
Member of the U.S. Congress 1827-31 & 1832-35
One day in the House of Representatives, a bill was taken up appropriating money for the benefit of a widow of a distinguished naval officer. Several beautiful speeches had been made in its support. The Speaker was just about to put the question Continue reading
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