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Paul Hosman posted an update: 2 hours, 17 minutes ago · View
@maxpolitics Just wanted you to know that I spoke with William and it was a very interesting conversation. He’s an interesting fellow to say the least. I will try some of his suggestions regarding the site to see what success I have but I truly believe my limited intranet quality is hurting my cause. I will be heading to Az at months end for a visit with my kids and grandkids so I’ll be interested to see what changes in the site I might enjoy.
Thanks again, Paul
EC wrote a new blog post: Senate approves long-stalled aviation bill 2 hours, 36 minutes ago · View
The Senate voted Monday afternoon to approve a House-passed bill aimed at improving the nation’s aviation infrastructure and modernizing air traffic control systems.
Thanks, Paul I will respond soon. He’s out of town. Thank U
- EC2 · 2 hours, 37 minutes ago
HIEE
EC wrote a new blog post: Romney shifts focus to Santorum ahead caucuses 5 hours, 18 minutes ago · View
First Read: Mitt Romney’s campaign has trained its sights on Rick Santorum over the past 48 hours, demonstrating that Santorum may pose the freshest threat to their frontrunner status.
EC wrote a new blog post: Senate candidate under fire for racially tinged attack ad 9 hours, 39 minutes ago · View
First Read: Michigan Republican Senate candidate Pete Hoekstra’s came under scrutiny Monday for a controversial Super Bowl ad targeting Democratic opponent Sen. Debbie Stabenow.
Paul Hosman posted an update: 10 hours, 8 minutes ago · View
@maxpolitics Windy, would you send me the name a number again that you wanted me to call. I will be working at Haven House (local food bank) this morning but I’ll call him when I get home around 2 – 2:30. For some reason I can’t find your old message. Thanks and have a great day! Paul
- EC2 · 2 hours, 36 minutes ago
ThankYou.
EC wrote a new blog post: Obama on presidency: ‘You get better as time goes on’ 11 hours, 43 minutes ago · View
President Barack Obama believes the U.S. has solid intelligence on when Iran becomes capable of developing a nuclear arsenal, but told Matt Lauer Sunday he still believes negotiations are the only way to achieve long-term peace.
EC wrote a new blog post: Obama makes case for second term 11 hours, 51 minutes ago · View
First Read: In an interview with NBC’s Matt Lauer, President Obama outlined why he believes he “deserves” to win re-election.
Taggart commented on the blog post Gingrich assails Romney’s ‘poor people’ comment 12 hours, 55 minutes ago · View
I guess we knew that was coming. I’m not surprised to hear that Gingrich addressed the mistake; I’m more surprised that I haven’t continued to hear about it on the news programs.
Taggart commented on the blog post As Romney’s firm profited in SC, jobs disappeared 12 hours, 57 minutes ago · View
This South Carolina story of lost jobs is probably of great interest to the Occupy movement, considering the profits that were made by ending what turned out to be relatively short term employment for the voters.
Taggart commented on the blog post In NH, GOP voters’ questions often omit jobs 13 hours, 2 minutes ago · View
I agree with the suggestion that voters tend to be concerned with the perceived problems that they’re experiencing in their own areas, but I’m not sure that’s the best approach overall, in the long run.
EC wrote a new blog post: Romney latest pol to join wait-let-me-explain club 13 hours, 40 minutes ago · View
Mitt Romney’s remark that he’s not worried about the very poor, the latest gaffe in a campaign rich with blunders, joins a long list of wait-let-me-explain episodes in presidential election history.
OCCUPY D.C. RAIDED, DEAD RATS, SANITATION
VIOLATIONS CITED AT PARK NEAR WHITE HOUSE
By Art Vinsel
There’s an old saying about the poor not having a chamber pot nor a window to to empty it, but U.S. Park Police saY they found many brimming containers–and dead rats–in Saturday’s dawn raid on Occupy D.C., almost next door to the White House.
A phalanx of 100 police, some in yellow haz-mat suits for handling contaminated waste on and cops on horseback, to keep order cleared the tent city dating to Oct. 1 at McPherson Park, a week after squatters were ordered to leave. The federal District of Columbia is unique in permitting vigils and demonstrations in and around such sites 24 hours a day, provided there is no camping or evidence of ”housekeeping,” cooking or habitation.,
Park Police Sgt. David Shlosser recalled a woman who stood a 30-year daily vigil across the street from the White House, but was perfectly within the law.
”This is not an eviction,” said Sgt. Schlosser, whose department supervises hundreds of protests and rallies and is dedicated to the letter of the law concerning the constitutional guarantee of First Amendment freedom of expression and assembly. He said Occupy D.C.had broken the law, as evidenced by bedding, cooking utensils and urine containers, indicating there was illegal habitation occurring. They can legally put up a tent, but do nothing in it, which sort of defeats the definition of camping, that which constitutes the violation.
Eleven persons were arrested for refusing to cooperate in the Park Police inspection of each tent and many were dismantled and confiscated along with urine-soaked bedding. Dead rats were also collected from the illegal site to be burned.
One policeman at the scene was injured ehen hit in the face by a thrown brick and treated and released from a hospital. Most demonstrators were peaceful and many had tents cleared of any evidence of occcupiers illegally occupying the site.
Protester Lacy MacAuley, 33, of Washington.D..C. pitched her tent one night in early October and then decided sleeping at home was preferable and lent it to a friend for the duration.
She came by Saturday and called out to police that she had better get her tent back undamaged.
”I don’t think they’re doing anything wrong here,” MacAuley said. ”They (police) should be checking these office buildings down there on K Street and the White House and Congress…it’s sad.,” she concluded.
Paul Hosman wrote a new blog post: Change! 1 day, 7 hours ago · View
WHO’S THAT MAN BEHIND THE CURTIAN AND WHAT’S HE SAYING? “The Syrian regime’s policy of maintaining power by terrorizing its people only indicates its inherent weakness and inevitable collapse, Assad has no right to lead Syria, and has lost all legitimacy with his people and the international community.” This was President Obama’s quote to the [...]
Just a footnote as we are looking at Romney, Nevada, and the presidential campaign…. President Roosevelt came into office with a bad economy…Every program he tried to get the economy rolling again failed. Everyone…. He went into the next election cycle with poor economy and a bunch of failed programs and was reelected.
Polls say Obama is liked by over 40% of the voters who also think he is doing a good job as president…. So we can assume he has those votes…. (I do at least.) So he really doesn’t need to pick up that many more supporters to win…
The stories told by the news media and others is that he will be turned out of office… That voters will want anyone but Obama….They point to the Reagan win over a siting president…. Reagan be Reagan… And if we didn’t have term limits he still might be president. (Dead or not.)
Romney is not a Reagan…. I wish he were. I wish some one was…Or anyone at this point…
Federal government can’t be repaired by tweaking any longer. Much more than a face lift is needed. We need a bold leader with courage and a congress just as bold.
I was listening to a news program (political of course) and the man was pointing out that in Romney’s campaign he hasn’t spent five minutes saying exactly what he would do as president… He responds to the question by saying go read my web site. (I guess I hadn’t really noticed..) I may go to his web site soon or later but I really would like to hear him say what he would do as president….. I want to hear him draw the contrast between him and Obama.
Oh Well… Soon Obama will start drawing the differences.
Big game today…. We need some distraction… Ron
- Paul Hosman · 1 day, 9 hours ago
Good day to you Ms Windy! I hope you enjoy the Super Holiday!
The out come in Nevada is not surprising and I can only assume the people that voted for Romney believes he can beat Obama in the November elections…. The early polls are not suggesting anything but a close race. Obama has a history in office that is unique. Romney has a unique also BUT most voters don’t the details of his uniqueness. That will be the focus as the ’real’ campaign starts.
In Chicago Politics you don’t simply beat the opposition you destroy him. Obama campaign headquarters is in Chicago and all the team are well schooled.
I think because of the people involved and the unlimited money this coming campaign will be written about for years to come. Ron
Taggart commented on the blog post Think Repeat Obama 2012 1 day, 11 hours ago · View
The above has some interesting points. I’d also be very interested in a corresponding list of the previous administration’s performance and/or the facts about whoever will be running against Obama.
I think the entities of big business, whatever we wish to call them will decidedly influence whoever gets into the oval office, Democrat or Republican.
Taggart commented on the blog post Jobs and Jesus 1 day, 11 hours ago · View
I agree with and admire the incentive of trying to create your own prosperity. Unfortunately there are people with various mental or physical challenges who won’t have success in the job market. And I also recognize that unemployment is an issue shared by people of all faiths.
Taggart commented on the blog post Ind. election chief guilty of voter fraud 1 day, 11 hours ago · View
I think it’s appropriate to make an example of this man. And come to think of it, I’m reminded of George W’s victory in Florida years ago.
















