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Watching On The Story with the political roundtable and I liked what Buddy Arden said about this year Georgia’s legislation session, from the gun law and Nathan Deal’s position on education. Buddy Arden stated that for the past 10 years Georgia’s education system has been underfunded by $8 billion dollars, which is a lot of money. He goes on to […]
Read moreOn Monday, Congress returned to “work” from their first spring recession to get started on the issues that everyone has been discussing. First, why does Congress needs two spring recesses? It’s a question that taxpayers would like to know because we do employ them. However, I will focus on the serious issues; Congress returned to work on passing more sanctions […]
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According to Nightly Business Report CEO’s are optimistic about the economy; the economy has shown signs of improving, but from a business perspective is it really something to be optimistic about? What about the millions of people still without jobs and those working in low wage jobs? Surely, these group of people are not optimistic about the economy, if […]
Read morePaul Ryan made some unethical statements on Wednesday about “inner city men” not knowing the value of hard work, hint black men not knowing the value of hard work. Not only were these statements unethical, it is the same rhetoric that him and other douche bags in Congress say when talking about cutting welfare benefits and the rate of unemployment. […]
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So, yesterday on Meet The Press, both Secretary of State John Kerry and Representative Marc Rubio were on, and what each guy had to say about Russia entering Ukraine was interesting. First, John Kerry said “You don’t invade a country on a phony pretext in order to insert your interests”. Did John Kerry forget about the two senseless wars that […]
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