The summer is, unfortunately, quickly ending.
On the bright side, that means the 2012 elections are just around the
corner and if you are like me that is none too soon.
Just last Saturday, the Romney/Ryan campaign got off to a
great start and Congressman Paul Ryan was warmly received in his home state of
Wisconsin. In case you missed his
remarks, you can watch what he said here.
Congressman Paul Ryan appeared on CNBC’s Squawk Box on July 10, 2012 and explained why
President Obama’s plan to raise taxes only fuels more spending. Here he is again, on Fox and
Friends, explaining how important this upcoming election is since the US
Supreme Court ruled Obamacare a tax.
Larry
Kudlow, writing in the New York Sun, explains that the current economic numbers
are anemic, and should be better.
Charles Krauthammer outlines the presidential race in his
column today aptly titled Romney’s
present, Ryan’s future.
The
Guardian writes that democrats’ nerves start to show as Ryan fires up
conservative voters.
Let us know what you think of Governor Romney’s choice of
Congressman Paul Ryan in this week’s poll.
E. J. McMahon’s Empire Center has a new report out, the Graying of
the Empire State that reinforces what we have been saying for years. The policies of this state, albeit Governor
Andrew Cuomo has made minor, yes minor, changes, are driving our youth and
future to states with less government regulations and taxes.
Speaking of the Governor, did you take notice of what he
did yesterday? Now I’ll be the first to
admit, I am not “tech savvy”, but allowing people to register on-line when New
York does not require any photo identification when you vote, is
a recipe for voter fraud. Why would
the Governor do this without any advance notice to anyone, even the Board of
Election Commissioners? We all know the
answer, but government officials abandoning public input is becoming far too
common.
According to the Sixth Circuit Justices, technology
is taking away our personal privacy.
And according to this Oxford
Professor, genetically engineering “ethical babies” is a moral
obligation. Technology has done wonderful things in our lifetime,
but some people, as noted in these articles, are completely wrong on the
wonders of the 21st century.
Have a great weekend.
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