Here’s a Thought

Do you ever remember bad things that happen to you from ages ago?  Sometimes you’ll be going along enjoying your day and all of a sudden something will remind you of a bad memory.  It’s usually something you thought you had forgotten, or wish you had forgotten.  A traumatic experience or a major embarrassment.  Maybe [...]

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The Big Question

I’ve heard it asked several times in the past week or so. “What are you going to do with your check?” Of course this is referring to the bribe from the Fed’s, also known as the economic stimulus package. Since it was our money to begin with, I think it’s rather rude [...]

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Signing Petitions

Yesterday while at the grocery store a young woman asked me if I was a Scottsdale resident.  Yes, I replied, to which her response was to ask me to sign a petition.  Normally I resist such offers unless it’s for an issue I know something about.  In this case it was in response to the [...]

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The Loss of a Great One

The erudite William F. Buckley Jr., one of the greatest conservative thinkers of our time, passed away yesterday. Mr. Buckley always fascinated me whenever I saw him on Firing Line during my high school years, and maybe even before. The way he spoke about politics and conservative principles shaped me early on. [...]

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Super Tuesday Bummer

Yes, we all know what happened on Super Tuesday. It was not a good day. Oddly enough, I didn’t even feel that well all day. I’m sure my physical condition had nothing to do with the results of the election, but it was a rather strange coincidence.

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Republicans, Pay Attention!

I’m sounding the alarm! Those of us voting on super Tuesday in the Republican primary have an important decision to make. Don’t be fooled by Senator John McCain’s “straight talk.” It’s nothing but pandering and out and out lies. The guy is no conservative and no friend to conservatives! Alarm [...]

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A Big Disappointment

Former Senator Fred Thompson has bowed out of the GOP presidential primary.  I am thoroughly disappointed but not surprised considering how poorly he did in South Carolina.  Why do only a handful of small states get to make a decision that negatively affects the rest of the country?  We need to overhaul the primary system!  [...]

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Thompson is My Choice for the GOP Primary

When the Republican primary comes to Arizona, February 5, I plan to vote for Fred Thompson. Fred Thompson is a consistent conservative, guided by conservative principles. He has not always been in politics, and I like that because there are too many people who make a career out of running for office.

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