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The terms Republican and Conservative are not as synonymous as most people believe. One reason for this is that while Republican voters overwhelmingly consider themselves conservative, only 56% of conservative voters consider themselves to be Republicans. In other words, nearly … Continue reading →

Talk about a government

Why would Brad Feld, a very smart guy, not recognize that Jared Polis would be opposed to Net Neutrality.

How disappointing.

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He affirms that this is what an educated, honorable, realistic, democracy should support: -Younger people should pay more -Healthier people should pay more -Older people should just die- they’re “too expensive” -There should be “less innovation” in medical technology -You … Continue reading →

More government meddling idiocy…

My 84 year old mother had emergency surgery and had her spleen and gall bladder removed. Recovery is going as well as can be expected and blogging should resume sometime later this week.

Britains National Health System, is this what you want? But the most shocking thing was not the lying. Nor even the incompetence. It was our total lack of surprise at the turn of events, since after 15 years suffering from … Continue reading →

Sounds like something the Bush administration would say.

Eat your own cooking, that’s what I say to Congress.

Obama and Israel….

USA Today reports that “Billions in aid go to areas that backed Obama in ’08”. Which leads to to ask how come Boulder doesn’t have money falling from the ski like manna from heaven?

That would be the Patriots vs. ACORN and MoveOn.org on the issue of socialized healthcare. This would be in San Jose, not exactly a bastion of conservatism, although when you compare it to Boulder….

Good grief, global warming and Naz

Colin Powell, one of President Obama’s most prominent Republican supporters, expressed concern Friday that the president’s ambitious blitz of costly initiatives may be enlarging the size of government and the federal debt too much. “I’m concerned at the number of … Continue reading →