The New Yorkers for Growth announces "W.F.P. = O- U- T- OUT!" which the group will roll out to New Yorkers between now and November 2nd, Election Day. The campaign will include web videos, social networking, and paid media. The 'W(orking). F(amilies). P(arty).' identifies candidates to remove from office due to their support of higher taxes, higher spending, and higher debt in New York State. We will keep you posted or you can learn more at the New Yorkers for Growth website.

Fannie and Freddie continue to be a major part of the housing problem and the administration continues to interfere.

The President still doesn't understand most Americans. In California, he is touting his progressive political triumphs, while his poll numbers continue to plummet and most of this is before Friday's monumental disregard of what most Americans believe is the right thing to do at Ground Zero.

The Washington Times opines on Obama's mosque mess, as well as the NY Post .

Speaking of messes, the WSJ writes how states can no longer dodge the budget ax.

Term Limits is back in the news in New York City.

If you only have time to read one article, this is one of Thomas Sowell's best.

If you missed the news over the weekend, the Cordoba Mosque was and is the topic of discussion. Friday evening, Michael Gormley of the Associate Press, broke the story that the Conservative Party would begin a statewide advertisement campaign to "stop the mosque". Little did anyone know that the President would be using his bully pulpit to support the mosque at the same time. We are clear in our intention, the President is not. First he spoke about the Constitutional right, then he questioned the "wisdom" then his flacks wanted to make his remarks perfectly clear. The WSJ on the Mosque. The NY Post is reporting that HAMAS wants the Mosque built at ground zero.

Why is Sen. Schumer silent? We know Sen. Gillibrand is silent because Chuckie has been.

The Heritage Foundation on Obamanomics. More on Obama's health care mess.

Could it be? Will the State really begin to collect taxes from the Indian Reservations?

Whoa, Mr. Attorney General, you haven't won yet.

Congressman Rangel...your days are numbered.

Weekly Wrap-Up

This week we saw some of the worst New York politics has to offer: Charlie Rangel and Andrew Cuomo. Here is The New York Post on our two-faced gubernatorial hopeful...

Do you believe Andrew Cuomo is being less than honest when he talks about opposing corruption and “politics as usual” in New York? Give you opinion in our Weekly Poll.

Political correctness continues to run amuck at Ground Zero, and here The Weekly Standard offers a round-up of the latest commentary on the insulting plan to place a mosque at the place where thousands were killed in the name of Islam...

Fortunately Charles Krauthammer weighs in with reason and clarity...

The Washington Times says: “President Obama says Islam has always been part of America, which raises the question, does the president know something about American history that we don’t?”

The Times is on a roll today, with a commentary and editorial on “justice delayed for military voters,” which is a problem here in New York and across the nation....

... and also with an excellent (yet unnerving) editorial on Obama’s economic tragedy.

Which leads us to perhaps the best American politics has to offer right now: Paul Ryan, with his sensible, practical take on America’s fiscal crisis and what we can do about it...

Have a great weekend!

$20 Billion in interest alone! All one has to do is read this to understand that spending is the problem. And it doesn't appear that overspending is about to be curtailed. Unemployment rising again. Do Democrats really feel your pain?

Why this recession is different.

Congressman Paul Ryan has some ideas to reduce spending. More on Congressman Ryan.

Judge Walker disregards voters again. Judge Walker we live in a Republic: " a government in which supreme power resides in a body of citizens entitled to vote."

Ethics charges can't stop Congressman Rangle and friends from having a good time...but some don't want you to know they are there.

Fox News on TEA Party and the Conservative Party. More on August 15 at 11:00 AM according to the article.

Congressman Rangel expects Democratic Leaders to pay his legal bills...is he kidding? Time to retire the Congressman, after all, if he takes the wrong letterhead by mistake, what else is he doing by mistake? Is it just a mistake to have 4 rent controlled apartments? Apparently, none of this bothers Andy, as he is planning on attending the Congressman "birthday" party tonight...if I were truly planning on changing the way things get done in Albany, the last place I would plan on attending would be a fundraiser for a man who is so "forgetful". Good Bye, Good Guy, Charlie.

Massachusetts Health Care in the news. Since this is the Summer of Bailouts, do you think the gentleman suing Massachusetts will get a bailout?

The Obsolescence of Barack Obama. If there is any money left in your wallet, Obama has more plans for it.

More on the Cordoba Mosque on Hannity tonight. An absolute must watch video on the Cordoba Mosque between Bill O'Reilly and Muslim Leader Raheel Raza.

(Not political, but worth reading if you use your home computer for on-line banking.)

John Faso endorsed Rick Lazio. Read his complete letter here.

More on the Cordoba Mosque, here, here, here and here . Differences between Andy and Duffy already?

(All New Yorkers should be thanking Rick Lazio for shining the light on the Cordoba Mosque and questioning where the money is coming from as well as who the person is who is trying so hard to build Cordoba Mosque.)

Chairman Long on the future of the Conservative Party.

Conservative U. S. Senate hopeful, Jay Townsend, questions Senate Majority Leader hopeful, Chuck Schumer on a few things.

Federal Government set to take more of your hard earned money today to pay off states who cannot control spending, guess they think it is okay to encourage an alcoholic to have another drink.

Thomas Sowell on Cheering Immaturity

Weekly Wrap-Up

I have two words to describe this week: “Too bad.”

An astounding 60% of New Yorkers oppose having a mosque placed at Ground Zero.

The message they’re hearing is, “Too bad.”

A majority of New Yorkers support getting tough on illegal immigration.

The federal government says, “Too bad” – especially if you are fond of ideas like representative democracy, checks-and-balances and the rule of law.

Want to see less Big Government spending here in New York and in Washington? “Too bad,” say Sens. Schumer and Gillibrand. Tell us what you think about this newest Big Government bailout in our Weekly Poll.

Our fearless leaders chimed in on tax relief, as well. Big surprise: They’re opposed.

Do you oppose gay marriage, much like the vast majority of Americans and even (supposedly) our ultra-liberal President?

Too bad, says a judge in California.

Have a great weekend.