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Sunday, December 14, 2008
The Republican Reformation - Jobs- Can We Still Save the American Dream? From the rural sections of our country, to the high rises and the inner cities, America's workers are being replaced, laid-off, or overlooked. The American workers, whose innovations are the bedrock of America's growth, find themselves watching the closing of their factories and plants, of foreign workers taking their place in the American workplace, and a flood of cheap labor entering the country thanks to guest worker visas
Sunday, December 14, 2008The Republican Reformation - Jobs- Can We Still Save the American Dream? From the rural sections of our country, to the high rises and the inner cities, America's workers are being replaced, laid-off, or overlooked. The American workers, whose innovations are the bedrock of America's growth, find themselves watching the closing of their factories and plants, of foreign workers taking their place in the American workplace, and a flood of cheap labor entering the country thanks to guest worker visas
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Wednesday, December 10, 2008
The Republican Reformation - Globalism - Killing the Goose Both political parties have acquiesced in what is essentially the looting of America's middle-class heritage of jobs. While these may not be the "jobs that Americans do not want to do", they are the jobs that American businesses "do not want to pay Americans to do." American business, in seeking to be rewarded by Wall Street, has made labor a tradable commodity...
Wednesday, December 10, 2008The Republican Reformation - Globalism - Killing the Goose Both political parties have acquiesced in what is essentially the looting of America's middle-class heritage of jobs. While these may not be the "jobs that Americans do not want to do", they are the jobs that American businesses "do not want to pay Americans to do." American business, in seeking to be rewarded by Wall Street, has made labor a tradable commodity...
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Saturday, November 22, 2008
The Republican Reformation - Energy Apparently the Republican Party seems to be bereft of anything deeper than Palin's well. So why don't conservatives take charge of the Republican Party's energy policy and provide the road map to revamping America's current energy infrastructure to ensure independence. As a starting point Robert Zubrin is one of those who has provided an analysis of and way out of the losing energy game
Saturday, November 22, 2008The Republican Reformation - Energy Apparently the Republican Party seems to be bereft of anything deeper than Palin's well. So why don't conservatives take charge of the Republican Party's energy policy and provide the road map to revamping America's current energy infrastructure to ensure independence. As a starting point Robert Zubrin is one of those who has provided an analysis of and way out of the losing energy game
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Monday, November 17, 2008
The Republican Reformation - The end of arrogance First and foremost let's understand that the Republican Party suffered from an excessive level of arrogance, led by the Republican administration and by President Bush.
Monday, November 17, 2008The Republican Reformation - The end of arrogance First and foremost let's understand that the Republican Party suffered from an excessive level of arrogance, led by the Republican administration and by President Bush.
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Wednesday, January 2, 2008
"Energy Victory" by Robert Zubrin - a book review by Glenn R. Jackson Robert Zubrin's "Energy Victory" is an easy read, compelling in exposing the dangers of Saudi Arabian Wahabbism, disturbing in detailing Saudi influence peddling at the highest U.S. government levels, and completely understandable in portraying the strategic planning needed to bring the United States into an energy independent future.
Wednesday, January 2, 2008"Energy Victory" by Robert Zubrin - a book review by Glenn R. Jackson Robert Zubrin's "Energy Victory" is an easy read, compelling in exposing the dangers of Saudi Arabian Wahabbism, disturbing in detailing Saudi influence peddling at the highest U.S. government levels, and completely understandable in portraying the strategic planning needed to bring the United States into an energy independent future.
