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Nullification – a Right of the People

iVoteAmerica has been following TheTenthAmendment.com for some time and we find ourselves in agreement with the positions taken by them with respect to the tenth amendment which reads,

The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.”

The following video produced by our friends at The Tenth Amendment is shared with our readers:

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John Kennedy – Cut Taxes, Create Growth


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Ames Debate – iVoteAmerica Liberty Poll

Liberty is perhaps the most overlooked component in the ongoing Republican debates. iVoteAmerica has ranked the Republican candidates based upon the answers they gave to questions as measured by the US Constitution’s concept of liberty.

A candidate’s understanding and application of liberty as reflected in their answers has been weighted 50%. Of course, it would be instructive to hear the commentators in these debates ask the candidates about their concept of liberty.

In addition to the weighting of the candidates according to the concept of liberty, we have rated the candidates based upon their dedication to traditional American values as reflected in their answers.

CANDIDATE
iVoteAmerica Score
Ron Paul
98
Michelle Bachmann
95
Newt Gingrich
90
Rick Santorum
85
Mitt Romney
50
Jon Huntsman
40
Tim Pawlenty
20
Herman Cain
10
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The Chalk Line of America’s Reality

obama-osama-225Osama bin Laden is dead. Three cheers for the long awaited end of another tyrant’s short life.

Now, let’s snap back to the chalkline of America’s other reality.

Now back to real life issues on the streets and in the neighborhoods of Des Moines, Phoenix and Birmingham.

Back to soaring debt and a bloated government with an insatiable appetite for spending. Back to the reality of $5 per gallon gasoline. Back to Obama care. Back to grocery prices spiraling upward, seemingly out of control. Back to the housing crisis, foreclosures and the pain being dealt to average Americans. Back to entitlements we can no longer afford. Back to a Treasury that never met a printing press it didn’t like. Back to unemployment. Back to the devastation of small businesses that can no longer secure the credit necessary to sustain them. Back to the debt ceiling debate. Back to gridlock. Back to the sickening world of a Washington elitism that knows little about the chalk line of America’s reality.

Expect a New and Improved Obama to Emerge

We can expect President Obama to begin to use the events of the last few days in clever political ways. Yes, we said it and we mean it. Barack Obama will attempt to ride the crest of the wave of Osama bin Laden’s death like a Hawaiian surfer hanging ten.

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China’s Hidden Dagger

By Alan Caruba.

The Korean War ended in a stalemate in 1953. Having begun on June 25, 1950 with the blessings of Joseph Stalin, an armistice agreement on July 27, 1953 left the peninsula divided between the Republic of South Korea and the Peoples Republic of North Korea. How long ago was that? Dwight D. Eisenhower was elected largely on the promise to go there and secure an end to the conflict

By the time it was over the Red Chinese had intervened and American casualties were around 54,000 with 103,000 wounded. The North Koreans and Chinese were estimated to have lost ten times that number. The war was immensely unpopular with an American public that was still recovering from World War Two that had ended in 1945.

Another UN Sanctioned War for America

To his credit, President Truman did not hesitate to commit troops. Within two days after the invasion, Americans were fighting another war in Asia. The United Nations provided cover and the conflict was officially a UN action.
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Greenwashing America

Every time you see some product being sold as “Green”, allegedly safer or beneficial for the environment, you can be sure that it is more expensive than a comparable product that does the same thing without making this claim.

Everything you eat, drink, wear or use begins as a “natural” product. It is absurd to think that calling it “Green” improves it in any fashion. Countless inspections before anything reaches the marketplace ensure product safety. To put it another way, a carrot is a carrot is a carrot.

Recently I received a news release from a public relations firm touting clients selling Green products such as “Parsley Plus All-Purpose Cleaner”, along with “stylish organic bed linens, “natural and organic clothing”, a “99.6% natural line” of shampoos, and, “100% Bamboo towels.”
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My Like of Mark

Mark Levin and I are new pals. That is, I am a new listener to his compelling multi-hour program via my satellite radio connection. Last week I found myself driving aimlessly in order to capture all Mark could give me.

My sense of Mark and what drives him is growing. Along with my appreciation of his positions, I find his arguments used to sustain his viewpoints nearly impregnable.

Seldom am I upset when a radio talk show host concludes his/her broadcast. Not so with Mark. I’m pissed off that he has shut down because I want more of him, his wit, his intelligence, his anger, his overall persona and his direct approach to the problems we all face.

Just this week he told a caller who praised the health care system in North Korea to “get the hell out” of America and move to North Korea if he thought their health care system was so remarkable. Why, I thought, for the love of God, don’t more people act like Mark and just cut to the proverbial chase? If America is so screwed up, just get the hell out!
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Is the USA too Big to Fail?

By Alan Caruba

Lately I have been playing with the question, is the United States of America too big to fail?

Greece’s bonds are now rated as “junk.” It will have to be bailed out with billions from the nations of the European Union, but Portugal is not far behind and so are Italy and Spain. Iceland went belly-up months ago. Meanwhile, the sovereign debt of the United Kingdom, plus the assets of its five largest banks, exceeds 500% of its gross domestic product (GDP)!

According to Forbes, in the United States the total federal debt, including debt held by government agencies like the Social Security fund has ballooned by 50% since 2006 to $12.3 trillion. The U.S. government debt-to-GDP radio is 84%. A tipping point into default is generally believed to be 90%.

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