By Phil Hayes Some of us sat through the whole debate for the so called “gun club” because we wanted to see it passed. Others of us stayed for parts. Those who were there the whole time know the whole story. share_data={max_recipients:20} First off, let’s go back to the late 1700s. These really brilliant men [...]

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Why does this foreign company need tax credits! 4/3/08 Bombardier is soaring to record heights, thanks to strong sales, cost-effective planning and increasing demand for the aircraft and train maker’s forward-looking product line.[The] Montreal-based Bombardier reported robust results in its fourth quarter and fiscal 2007 financial statements. Double-digit increases in sales and net income for [...]

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“If you have any, any kind of loyalty to the Democratic Party, perhaps you need to rethink your strategy and bow out gracefully in order to save this party from a disastrous end in November” – Rep. William Lacy Clay Related: Plog Daily Briefs: Have You Slapped a Superdelegate Today?

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“We can’t stop globalization,” Holden said. “What we can try to do is shape it so it benefits us as well as others.”- Former Gov. Bob Holden, vice chairman of the Midwest U.S.-China Association. Its amazing to us that once liberal Democrats leave the comforts of elective office, they all of a sudden become free [...]

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Just hours after falling short in his bid for the Constitution Party’s Presidential nomination on Saturday, former US Ambassador Alan Keyes sat down with Mike Ferguson to discuss his thoughts on the events of the party’s convention, the state of America and his political future. The convention took place at the Marriott Hotel and Convention [...]

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Audio recordings by political activist, Bob WitbolsFeugen, who was jailed for protesting at a Jackson County, Missouri meeting on April 21, 2008. From Prime Buzz: Three deputies restrained and handcuffed WitbolsFeugen outside the legislative meeting Monday after they said he violated a new policy requiring him to check in with the sergeant-at-arms if he intended [...]

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