Posted on July 16, 2012 by Leona in Barack Obama, election day 2012, energy, lame stream media, Obamacare
Remember all those lofty promises that then President wannabe Barack Obama made on the campaign trail? Most people will remember the hope-y change-y thing he promised us. But how many remember the specific promises he made – none of which he’s kept. The following dialogue was had between Bernie Goldberg and Bill O’Reilly during a [...]
Posted on July 2, 2012 by Leona in Barack Obama, election day 2012, Obamacare, Supreme Court, taxes
If there was anyone who actually believed President Obama when he said he wouldn’t raise taxes on families making less than $250,000, the Supreme Court has set the record straight. Whether you agree or not with the Supreme Court’s holding, failure to buy insurance under the Obamacare mandate will result in a tax, not a [...]
Posted on May 7, 2012 by Leona in government regulation, green technology, Obamacare
I’m not sure if the article I read is more a reflection on government-run health care or the screwiness of proponents of “green” anything; it’s probably a little bit of both. I think it’s worth mentioning and gives us a glimpse into the future. Being thousands of pages long and with the Supreme Court now [...]
Posted on April 5, 2012 by Leona in Barack Obama, Obamacare, Supreme Court
One day in grammar school, the nun told us that we would have a test the following day. Anyone who couldn’t recite a particular spelling rule had to write it 50 times. Despite having studied all the spelling rules the night before, the next day I flubbed mine. So, I went home and wrote the [...]
Posted on March 28, 2012 by Leona in Obamacare, Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has started hearing oral arguments this week on the constitutionality of ObamaCare. Of course I’m hoping that the whole thing will be thrown out on constitutional grounds, particularly because, although Constitutional Law was not my favorite course in law school, I still can’t figure out how the federal government can force us [...]
Posted on March 16, 2012 by Leona in culture, entitlements, First Amendment, Nancy Pelosi, Obamacare, Sandra Fluke
There isn’t anything I like about Sandra Fluke or the story surrounding her. Miss Fluke attends one of the country’s most prestigious law schools. She should know that forcing a religious organization or, for that matter, any employer with a religious conscience to provide birth control, as well as abortifacients, to their employees is a [...]
Posted on February 21, 2012 by Leona in abortion, Barack Obama, Catholic Church, First Amendment, Obamacare, prolife, unborn children
A lot has been written recently about the Obama Administration and the controversy with the Catholic Church. The mandate in Obamacare requires all employers to provide birth control to their employees as well as abortifacients – the morning-after pills that can contribute to the abortion of a fertilized egg. Obviously, the Catholic Church’s teachings oppose [...]
Posted on January 3, 2012 by Leona in culture, FLOTUS, government regulation, government spending, government waste, health care, Michelle Obama, Obamacare
Let me start out by saying I’m not one of those size 2 gals who won’t eat a Hershey’s kiss because they’re afraid they’ll gain an ounce. I’m a normal size 12 woman who has fought against weight gain all my adult life. I try and watch what I eat, not always successfully, but get [...]
Posted on October 22, 2011 by Leona in Barack Obama, Obamacare
I read last week that the Obama administration won’t implement a long-term care insurance program, which is part of Obamacare, because the program is too costly. Great. I’d like to see the whole thing repealed. What I don’t get is how do these numbnuts in Washington pass a bill, which most probably didn’t read in [...]
Posted on August 6, 2011 by Leona in Nancy Pelosi, Obamacare, personal responsibility, politics
I’ve said it more than once – personal behavior has consequences on professional decisions. Here’s a perfect example. Sunland Park, New Mexico, Mayor Martin Resendiz, says he was drunk when he signed not one, not two, not three, but nine contracts with California architectural firm, Synthesis. In a $1 million lawsuit (monies I’m sure the [...]