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Swift Boating of John McCain long overdue

News With Views

by Devvy Kidd

February 11, 2008

John McCain is riding high these days after allegedly winning so many primaries and caucuses. Romney, after spending a whopping $35 million dollars of his own money to get himself elected, has joined the field of drop outs, well, sort of.

Romney's 'suspension' speech focused entirely on "the party coming together." He declared himself to be a loyal party man and has endorsed McCain. Um, didn't McCain and Romney have some very contentious dust-ups during the debates? Now, Romney is McCain's supporter "for the party." Not for we the people, it's always about blind loyalty to a political party - even when that machine is destroying this republic.

"Super Tuesday" - I Told You So

News With Views

by Devvy Kidd

February 6, 2008

Where to start. Let's begin with the statement I made in my last column that women will vote for Marxist Hillary Clinton just because she has two mammary glands and a vagina.

The day before and "Super Tuesday" itself, I watched female political pundits and party strategists (Democrats) literally salivating as they spoke of Marxist Clinton winning and taking the White House. These are the voices of America's destruction.

PayPal sabotages New Hampshire vote recount

Ron Paul Forums

January 15, 2008

We just got word from Paypal after a all night battle with them sending them tons of information and verifying my legality and things that had absolutely nothing to do with this event.

Anyway a very nice lady at Pay Pal realized the seriousness of this and looked into the whole thing and has unfrozen the account. The only thing that is frozen still is that questionable donation of $1000 that started the whole affair.

Electoral college bypass approved by 2nd state

World Net Daily (NJ)

January 15, 2008

A second state has approved a plan that would bypass the U.S. electoral college, giving the presidency to the winner of a national popular vote.

The move came this weekend when New Jersey Gov. Jon Corzine signed legislation that specifies the state's 15 electoral college votes would go to the winner of the popular vote.

Disinformation and Conspiracies

News With Views

by Devvy Kidd

January 14, 2008

Presidential hopeful, Congressman Ron Paul, issued a statement on January 12, 2008 stating the reasons he will not pursue a recount of the votes cast in the New Hampshire primary.

My email box is full of angry responses from Ron Paul supporters. There is going to be a recount which begins January 16, 2008. This is a grass roots recount effort started by the 'Granny Warriors,' and funded by Americans who do not believe we have accurate elections counts. Only the candidate can request the recount. Dr. Paul's top advisers have assured him the count was accurate, therefore he should not challenge it.

The National Education Association

News With Views

by Dr. Dennis Cuddy

January 14, 2008

The NEA is perhaps the most powerful labor union in the nation, but it is rarely investigated by the major news media. Both Bill and Hillary Clinton have attended the NEA's annual convention and expressed their appreciation for the union's political suppo

A clear majority of the public school teachers in the nation belong to the NEA. Yet probably very few have known what their own union has stood for throughout the years of the 20th century. The following is a chronology of just a few of the revealing activities and published statements of the NEA during that time:

Education Reform & Republican Presidential Candidates at Zeal For Truth

Zeal for Truth

by Sadie

January 10, 2008

Parents should look closely at candidates statements on educational policy. Many candidates make "feel good" statements offering little or no solution as to how they plan to implement their ideas for improving the state of public education.

Additionally, candidates often have track records in other areas that set a precedent that suggests how they might handle or implement their educational policies. It is also important to remember that most people view education in one of two ways:

N.H Republicans to Fox: No Ron Paul? No thanks!

World Net Daily

January 5, 2008

Following a week of controversy over Fox News' decision to exclude Rep. Ron Paul from a nationally televised forum of GOP candidates two days before the New Hampshire primary, the state Republican Party announced today it had withdrawn its co-sponsorship.

In a press release, New Hampshire Republican Party chairman Fergus Cullen said, "We believe all recognized major candidates should have an equal opportunity to participate in pre-primary debates and forums. This principle applies to tonight's debates on ABC as well as Sunday's planned forum on FOX.

Homeschoolers LOVE Ron Paul

Mercola

January 4, 2008

As with health care, Ron Paul wants to put the control of your child's education back into your hands.

"The federal government does not own our children. Yet we act as if it does by letting it decide when, how, and what our children will learn. We have turned their futures over to lobbyists and bureaucrats."

Ditch The Preacher Man

News With Views

by Mary Starrett

January 4, 2008

The fact that the media are toadying up to president wanna-be Mike Huckabee should tell you all you need to know. He is not, never has been, nor will he suddenly turn into, a statesman who will get the United States back on a constitutional track.

The media have for one reason only blessed Mike Huckabee; and it has nothing to do with his profession of faith in the Nazarene. Media have anointed him a 'frontrunner' despite his profession of Christian beliefs.

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