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Entries from March 2011

Quote of the Day: “Neicey Williams aka Rep. Jamillah Nasheed is a Hypocrite”

March 29th, 2011 · No Comments

“Niecey Williams” aka Rep. Jamilah Nasheed with then presidential candidate Hillary Clinton The local control situation in St. Louis is really getting out of control with anonymous rumors and accusations being thrown around in disreputable newspapers better know for reporting stories like, “Pookie shot Little Red over a bag of crack.” We’ll have a few [...]

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Tags: Mayor Frances Slay · MO Legislature · St. Louis

Will Dems Take Opportunity This Week To Block EPA And Protect Jobs?

March 29th, 2011 · No Comments

Speaking on the floor this morning, Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell gave a reminder that even with the crises around the world that demand attention, we cannot also lose sight of the important issues at home. “Now is not the time to lose focus on the paramount issue on the minds of most Americans today [...]

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Video: Dr. Gina on Libya

March 29th, 2011 · No Comments

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Tags: Videos

Video: Bill Hennessy on Lobbying: ‘Why Gary Wiegert’s Great for STL TEA Party Coalition’

March 28th, 2011 · 3 Comments

Hat tip:whennessy

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Tags: St. Louis · Videos

WSJ Editorial: “Democrats Face A Moment Of Truth On Regulatory Cap And Trade”

March 28th, 2011 · No Comments

Discussing the McConnell amendment to prevent the EPA from instituting a backdoor national energy tax through regulation of greenhouse gases as pollutants, The Wall Street Journal writes in a must-read editorial today, “The Environmental Protection Agency debate lands in the Senate this week, amid the makings of a left-right coalition to mitigate the agency’s abuses. [...]

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WSJ Editorial: Obama Admin Spent $3.5 Mil. In Taxpayer Money On Pro-Obamacare Ads Starring Andy Griffith‏

March 25th, 2011 · 1 Comment

The Wall Street Journal editors write today, “We don’t work for the government, but here’s our ‘save’ suggestion: How about not spending some $3.5 million to deceptively promote ObamaCare? It turns out it cost the Health and Human Services Department $2.78 million to buy airtime for three cable TV ads last year, featuring Andy Griffith [...]

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Tags: Healthcare