CONTRIBUTOR: The Unsilent Majority. A Nightmare on Elm Street or Friday
the 13th seem pretty tame after hearing some of the horror stories in
the video, only the people in the video didn't get to wash off all the
make-up at the end of the night or put all the props in a storage...
Abortion, Texas, The Supreme Court, And The New York TimesOct 30, 2015 09:04 pmTexas, as have many other states in the South, enacted a new law that requires doctors who perform abortions to have admitting privileges at a nearby hospital. Read More and Comment: Abortion, Texas, The Supreme Court, And The New York Times |
Yikes! 'Terrible new twist' in Muslim invasion |
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Q. What's worse than having tens of thousands of military-aged males
from the battlefields of Syria pour into your country demanding you
support them?
A. Having thousands of them suddenly and mysteriously disappear into your society with no way to know who they are, where they are or what they're up to. The invasion has entered the next phase ... |
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Dear Conservatives,
The Goals Of Donald J. Trump’s Veterans Plan
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current state of the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is absolutely
unacceptable. Over 300,000 veterans died waiting for care. Corruption
and incompetence were excused. Politicians in Washington have done too
little too slowly to fix it. This situation can never happen again, and
when Donald J. Trump is president, it will be fixed – fast.
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Porker of the Month: CMS Acting Commissioner Slavitt
 Citizens
Against Government Waste (CAGW) has named Centers for Medicare and
Medicaid Services (CMS) Acting Commissioner Andy Slavitt Porker of the
Month for his agency’s approval of questionable and somewhat
unprecedented accounting procedures to obscure the reckless use of
taxpayer money to prop up the failed Obamacare state CO-OPs. Consumer
Operated and Oriented Plans (CO-OPs) were created under Obamacare as a
compromise to placate certain Democratic senators who preferred a
government-run option for healthcare reform. Out of the 23 CO-OPs that
were created, nine have either closed their doors or will do so by the
end of the year, leaving thousands of Americans scrambling for new
health insurance. CMS allocated $2.4 billion in start-up loans for the
23 CO-OPs. Now that nine have failed, taxpayers have lost approximately
$983 million, or 41 percent, of the total amount. Additionally, a July 30
Department of Health and Human Services Inspector General’s report
revealed that 22 of 23 CO-OPs lost money in 2014. For allowing his
agency to exacerbate the CO-OP boondoggle through a shaky accounting
scheme, CMS Acting Commissioner Slavitt is the October Porker of the Month. Read more about the Porker of the Month. |
