Sunday, January 31, 2010
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Saturday, January 30, 2010
Quote of the Day
Friday, January 29, 2010
The Obama Dream for Americans is a Nightmare
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Quotes of the Day
President, Susan B. Anthony List
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"Not only was Obama as narcissistic as ever, the speech was nothing like some pundits were predicting. Having faced stunning gubernatorial losses in Virginia and New Jersey and then the historical Scott Brown Senate victory in Massachusetts, those "in the know" speculated that Obama would move toward the middle. Wrong! The speech was the same old socialist rhetoric topped with a direct confrontation with members of the Supreme Court. There was no class at all... but should I have expected anything else?
"After reflection on Barack Obama's State of the Union address, I am left with one overarching conclusion: while boring, preachy, dull, overly serious, then flipping to overly jocular tones while trying to balance pandering to the middle class with holding his base - Barack Obama's State of the Union address was a declaration of war on the free market."
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Patriotic Resistance
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
A Win for Women!
Victoria Cobb, President of the Family Foundation of Virginia has some great news to report.
Yesterday, the House of Delegates passed by a vote of 72-25 HB 393, patroned by Delegate Matt Lohr (R-26, Harrisonburg), a bill that would put unregulated abortion centers under three simple regulations: licensure, an annual inspection and to have life saving equipment on premises, such as defibrillators.
In the floor debate on the bill’s second read yesterday, when bills in the House are debated, opposition came from one of the General Assembly’s biggest pro-abortion advocates, Delegate David Englin (D-45, Alexandria). He tried to make the case that unregulated abortion centers are regulated. But Delegate Lohr correctly replied that, if so, then the simple requirements in the bill would not be cause for concern to the abortion centers. Delegate Englin then tried to paint a picture of hypocrisy by stating that doctors’ offices of various specialties are not regulated by the state. However, as Delegate Lohr responded, specific boards govern each medical specialty. But there are no recognized boards that institute standards for abortionists.
As I told the media yesterday, the General Assembly Building where members of the General Assembly work currently has external defibrillators available for emergencies. Virginia’s unregulated abortion centers do not. To ask a medical facility that performs invasive surgical procedures that include the use of anesthesia to simply have what the General Assembly building has seems reasonable to most Virginians. But the lucrative, billion dollar abortion industry rejects even this most simple safety measure.
At the same time the abortion industry is attempting to regulate pregnancy resource centers – facilities that do not do invasive medical procedures – they are fighting against even the most basic standards for themselves. The hypocrisy is obvious to anyone willing to look.
The bipartisan vote yesterday was one of the largest margins in recent history. The bill now goes to the Senate where it most likely will be referred to the Education and Health Committee. Although pro-life bills typically meet a dismal fate there, we will continue to fight for – and ask your help in those battles – on just bills, such HB 393, and continue to spotlight the lawmakers who prove to be grossly out of step with mainstream Virginia.
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A Year Spent with a Narcissist in the White House
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Tuesday, January 26, 2010
1 PM Press Conference at the PRESS CLUB in DC
By Metro
- Take Metro to Metro Center.
- Take the 13th Street Exit, take escalator to 13th Street; you should be at the corner of 13th and G Streets.
- Walk one block south to F Street.
- Turn right (West) and walk one block to 14th Street
- Turn left and walk downhill to the National Press Building lobby.
- Enter and take the elevators to the 13th Floor
From Montgomery County
- Take River Road south to Goldsboro Road and turn Right.
- Turn Left onto Massachusetts Avenue.
- Follow Massachusetts Avenue to 14th Street NW and turn right.
- From 14th Street turn left onto G Street - the PMI Garage is halfway down the block on the left at 1325 G Street
- Walk out of the garage and turn right. At 14th Street turn left. Walk 1 1/2 blocks to the entrance to the National Press Building.
- Enter and take the elevators to the 13th Floor
From Virginia
- I-395 North
- Follow signs to 14th Street Bridge; Exit to 14th St
- Continue north on 14th St past Washington Monument past Freedom Plaza and Pennsylvania Ave
- The National Press Building is in the next block, next door to the J.W. Marriott Hotel
- Memorial Bridge
- Cross Memorial Bridge to D.C.
- Bear left at the Lincoln Memorial.
- Right on Constitution Ave
- Left on 15th St
- Right on F St
- The National Press Building is at the corner of 14th and F St next to the J.W. Marriott Hotel
- I-66
- Take I-66 east across the Roosevelt Bridge into D.C.
- This becomes Constitution Ave.
- Left on 15th St
- Right on F
- The National Press Building is at the corner of 14th and F St next to the J.W. Marriott Hotel
From Baltimore
- Take the Baltimore-Washington Parkway south and exit at New York Ave (Route 50)
- Follow New York Ave all the way to 14th St and turn left (south).
- The National Press Building is at the corner of 14th and F St next to the J.W. Marriott Hotel.
Parking
- The PMI garage is located on the north side of G St between 13th and 14th Streets.
- Carr Park is located at the corner of 15th and F Streets.
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Obama's Lies: They are Legion
Curbing Deficit Pretending
Mark Your Calendars: State of the Union
NFRW Aplaudes Sen. Scott Brown
Monday, January 25, 2010
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Victoria Cobb
Bogus Science Producers Must Embrace Change!
In the wake of admissions the IPCC knew all along it was putting bogus science in its 2007 Assessment Report, that the false prediction was included specifically for its "impact on policymakers and politicians," and that this allegedly was covered up as long as it was because the IPCC chairman was raising money for his personal pursuits based on the prediction, the IPCC must immediately take three steps to restore its credibility. If it does not, the Obama Administration should use its influence to have it shut down.To restore its credibility, the IPCC should:1) Return its half of the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize and replace its current leadership;2) Adopt and enforce a strict conflict-of-interest policy;3) Adopt an uncompromising transparency policy, which includes the release of all data, all emails, all meeting minutes, all drafts and all other documentation related to the development of assessment reports and all other policy pronouncements, in the past and from this date forward.Step one would signal to the world that the IPCC is serious about reform.Step two would reduce, though not eliminate, the temptation faced by IPCC personnel to tailor conclusions to moneymaking, career or fundraising opportunities for themselves or affiliated businesses or institutions.Step three would be a constant reminder to IPCC personnel that their work genuinely will be peer-reviewed, in a universal sense, which is as it should be given the gravity of the IPCC's work.Politicians relying upon IPCC recommendations are considering policies that would limit the access of billions of people to low-cost energy in an effort to reduce carbon dioxide emissions. This is a grave step that should be undertaken only if the alternative is worse. As many have considered the IPCC to be the institution that can answer that question, given the gravity of these circumstances, no level of transparency and ethics can be too high.Global warming believers and "skeptics" do not often agree, but this is a subject upon which we should be able to reach a true consensus. No one benefits when the IPCC knowingly publishes bogus science.
1st Amendment for Me But Not for Thee
Sunday, January 24, 2010
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Saturday, January 23, 2010
The Reality Check has a Winner
A Prayer for the People of Haiti
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