A better solution for fixing healthcare (Politics)
J. B. Cannon (02 April 2012 11:59:43)
The Supreme Court of the United States is deliberating on the constitutionality of Obamacare. One angle being considered is that if everyone doesn’t have insurance, it distorts the market and thus adversely affects interstate commerce. As we all know, interstate commerce is within the purview of Congress to regulate, per the Constitution.
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Trimming the Defense budget without crippling the military (National Security)
J. B. Cannon (19 March 2012 20:43:33)
I was speaking with my husband the other day about how we could cut a lot of spending out of the military budget without gutting our ability to fight and defend this great nation. The point I was making is one I haven't heard being talked about among the political commentators, so I thought I'd present it here.
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Regulations are killing business and costing us jobs (Politics)
J. B. Cannon (12 March 2012 11:15:41)
Conservatives have long championed smaller government, and for good reason. Our Founding Fathers didn't want a bloated, overbearing government ruling the lives of citizens. They would be shocked to see what has happened to their beloved Constitution and governmental framework. I learned today of another prime example of a government gone mad. It's also a perfect illustration of the more serious threat to our liberty — regulations.
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Where's the decorum among the populace? (Politics)
J. B. Cannon (05 March 2012 09:33:17)
American conservatives lost a great champion this past week. Andrew Breitbart died much too soon and it was a shock to many of us. I've had a YouTube channel for a while, but hadn't posted anything to it. In truth, a big part of why was simply fear. I knew I'd be opening myself up to a whole lot of attacks the moment I did. YouTube certainly has a very vocal liberal contingent. But Andrew's sudden death moved me to create and post a short memorial video. Wow!
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Rising gas prices, but don't blame Obama... (Politics)
J. B. Cannon (27 February 2012 10:21:24)
If you drive a vehicle, then you're feeling the pain in the wallet as you fill up your tank. Gas prices have broken records, registering the highest price for gasoline in February ever. But what's that I hear? Crickets? Where are the Democrat members of Congress standing in front of gas stations demanding the president do something? That was a common occurrence during President George W. Bush's administration.
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