September 3, 2010
I would like to make a special request of our readers in discussing the current race in Florida’s 8th Congressional District. Please forward this article to any of your friends and family because Alan Grayson must lose this November for the good of our nation.
For the past year-and-a-half, the good folks of Florida’s 8th Congressional District have been politically terrorized by Democrat Alan Grayson. Despite representing a swing district, Grayson has garnered a reputation as one of the most radically left-wing and behaviorally insane members of Congress.
In late August, Republicans nominated top-tier GOP candidate Dan Webster, a solid conservative, true gentleman and committed public servant in an effort to send Grayson back to the planet from which he came.
September 3, 2010
The West Orlando Tea Party released their second video entitled DisGrayson District 8. The video rewinds back over the last two years with some of Alan’s shining moments. It also serves to remind voters that they are responsible for electing competent officials and that being complacent does have consequences.
When we were in DC last week, there was a buzz (boos) about Grayson when people learned we were from Orlando. “Are y’all getting rid of Grayson” one patriot asked while we were at the Mall during the Restoring Honor Rally.
September 1, 2010
By Jesse Phillips
It’s always a tragedy when someone dies, no matter what the circumstances. As someone who values life, even the lives of people I disagree with, I was saddened to hear that the eco-terrorist who took hostages in the Discovery Channel building and ended up losing his life.
Here’s the irony: James Jay Lee had absolutely no respect for human life. And it cost him his own.
September 1, 2010
Maybe the Jets fans weren’t happy, but I believe many football enthusiasts got a kick out of seeing Brett Favre compete yet another season.
He was good for the NFL and Daniel Webster will be good for the USA. Alan Grayson may beg to differ and is most likely a little nervous right now.
While passion and ability are required to be successful in any arena, experience can often be the difference between winning and losing. Today I often hear people wanting to start over and throw every politician out of office.
August 31, 2010
By George Noga
More Liberty, Less Government
I have absolutely nothing against a national holiday honoring labor. My grandfather labored for 60 plus years until he was well into his seventies. My father and I both labored for over 50 years. Our spouses shared equally in the toil. All honest labor is noble, deserving of respect and yes – even a holiday.
Capital and capitalists are indispensable to the success of America – past, present and future. Why not set aside one day each year to remind Americans of the virtues of capital?