So Easy Even A Billionaire Can Do It Written on August 16, 2011, by Amit Singh.
Why ask for higher taxes for yourself when you can just donate the money?
Kicking the Can, Killing the Country Written on August 11, 2011, by virginiaconservative.
VC note: This article comes from Karen Kwiatkowski, Republican candidate for the 6th district House of Representatives seat of Virginia. It is the second one she has submitted to me. The first can be found here. As always, I welcome pieces from elected officials and candidates and hope to showcase more in the future. After [...]
The real solution to debt and downgrades Written on August 7, 2011, by Brian Kirwin.
Can government, just for a short while, pretend that it wants business and investment in America?
Virginia’s U.S. Senate candidates on credit downgrade Written on August 6, 2011, by JR Hoeft.
With news of the managers at Standard & Poor’s downgrading U.S. credit from AAA, where it has been for decades, to AA+, it is not surprising that [...]
Finally, an agreement on the debt ceiling Written on August 1, 2011, by Lovettsville Lady.
Here. VP Biden and Congress have worked out a deal. Bleh. Republicans gave too much, including no review until January 2013, after Obama’s re-election. But they didn’t cave on raising taxes or expanding government. It seems many on both sid…
“Conservatives” in Congress – Are They For Real? Written on July 26, 2011, by virginiaconservative.
VC note: This article was written by Karen Kwiatkowski, a retired U.S. Air Force Colonel, resident of Shenandoah County, Virginia, and Republican candidate for the 6th district Virginia House of Representatives seat. It arrived in my inbox a few moments ago with a request to have it posted on this site. Given that I believe [...]
Readers react to Obama speech (or an organized letter-writing campaign by leftist old people) Written on July 26, 2011, by JR Hoeft.
So, I was happily minding my own business last night watching baseball (that’s right, I didn’t bother watching the seventh prime-time address of the Obama presidency) when [...]
Forbes: The Basics of Economic Reason Written on July 24, 2011, by Guest Post.
By Congressman J. Randy Forbes No nation, business, or individual can escape the pain of spending more than it makes. This is basic economic reason. If you [...]
Cut, Cap, and Balance passes the U.S. House: 234-190 Written on July 20, 2011, by Shaun Kenney.
Rep. Morgan Griffith votes against CCB (most likely because of the implied debt ceiling increase). Still, the House Republicans have now drawn a line in the sand. [...]
Radtke On The Debt Ceiling Written on May 17, 2011, by virginiaconservative.
In my previous post on Monday, I wrote about the horrible prospect of shattering our current national debt ceiling of over $14 trillion. There is no doubt that our nation is in serious trouble. We cannot afford these record deficits and any attempts at spending cuts under this current Congress have been laughable at best [...]