Quit making things up about our military main stream media! Bravo Sarah!
Sarah Palin farewell speech
Quit making things up about our military main stream media! Bravo Sarah!
“Representative Ron Paul has got some momentum behind his ‘audit the Fed’ bill. On both sides of the aisle. And for good cause: Why shouldn’t the people have access to the records of this secretive bank, the very bank with a monopoly to mint US coin?
Trillions of dollars of stimulus funds were routed to the Fed where, ultimately, they disappeared. No one knows where they went. Apparently, not even upper Fed management. This should be troubling, especially since during just one month (March, 2009) the Fed increased its System liquidity $2.2 trillion.
They’ve also been using the money, allegedly, to not buy up toxic assets as they had promised, but to buy banks! The Fed is increasing its holdings while people like you and me are losing our homes!
Rather than giving all this money to a private bank, which has no obligation to disclose its operations to anyone – not even Congress – wouldn’t it make more sense to give funds directly to US Citizens? After all, these are our tax dollars. It’s our money to begin with. This enormous pile of cash could help struggling homeowners, buoy up new green energy businesses, and bring a revolution of real change (not merely turning the dollar into change) to bring economic stability to the world. Your share of the stimulus is well over $20,000. What would you do with that?
These are great questions…
AUDIT THE FED!!!
Jenny Hatch

“Gov. Sarah Palin has signed a joint resolution declaring Alaska’s sovereignty under the Tenth Amendment to the Constitution – and now 36 other states have introduced similar resolutions as part of a growing resistance to the federal government.
Just weeks before she plans to step down from her position as Alaska governor, Palin signed House Joint Resolution 27, sponsored by state Rep. Mike Kelly on July 10, according to a Tenth Amendment Center report. The resolution “claims sovereignty for the state under the Tenth Amendment to the Constitution of the United States over all powers not otherwise enumerated and granted to the federal government by the Constitution of the United States.”
Alaska’s House passed HJR 27 by a vote of 37-0, and the Senate passed it by a vote of 40-0.
According to the report, the joint resolution does not carry with it the force of law, but supporters say it is a significant move toward getting their message out to other lawmakers, the media and grassroots movements.”
Go Sarah GO!!!
Jenny Hatch
Our family watched the news conference last night, and I completely agree with Ed Morrissey…
What was the POINT??
“When a president calls a prime-time press conference, it traditionally means that the White House has some new strategy, message, or policy creation that they want to reveal with a big flourish. For at least the second time in a row, Barack Obama demanded valuable prime-time real estate and the nation’s attention in order to repeat the same lines he’s used for the last two months on health care. Obama failed to present a single new idea, proposal, or even argument that had not already been floated from Obama himself and the White House in the full-court press over the last 10 days in Obama’s media appearances.
Well, except for the new notion of predatory tonsillectomies. Let me tell you a story about tonsillectomies. My son could not get one for over four years because the HMO that covered him didn’t want to spend the money. Only when we transferred him to my insurance could we get a pediatrician who would do it (who happened to be his original pediatrician) — and who pronounced the other doctors as idiots for letting them go that long. Fortunately, I could choose insurance plans and doctors. The incentives are set up against tonsillectomies, not favoring them, mainly because a few experts decided a few decades ago that they were generally unnecessary.
In ObamaCare, those experts will be in charge of all doctors.
Howard Kurtz remarked on Twitter immediately after the conclusion that Obama once again failed to have a consistent and understandable message in the presser. It went farther than that, though; Obama not only failed to have a message, he also failed to answer most of the questions. He talked endlessly after being asked them, a strategy obviously designed to cut down on questions through filibustering, but he didn’t answer the questions.”

Ben at Estes Park sign