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Extremism. Webster’s defines it as: Advocacy of extreme measures or views: Radicalism. Let that sink in for a minute. Extremism is radicalism as defined by the most widely used Dictionary on planet Earth. Why do I bring this up you ask? Simply put, the left are trying to paint the Conservative movement, the Tea Party, [...]
August 25, 2012Read More

Those of you who are old enough to remember one of my favorite country singers, the late, great, Roger Miller, probably remember one of his most famous songs, England Swings. The title of this column fits pretty well into the tune, and is also apropos for the upcoming November elections. If you believe [...]
July 27, 2012Read More

Anyone on the right side of the aisle who thinks Mitt should release his taxes is a moron-I repeat a complete moron, and here’s why: Romney’s taxes were prepared by a licensed, insured CPA, and probably one with a JD to boot. Guys who make that kind of money don’t go to H&R Block. [...]
July 23, 2012Read More

There is a good reason why the line is murky between an individual mandate to purchase insurance and a tax. Politicians laid out this semantic shell game for us back in the 1930’s. FDR indeed viewed Social Security as an “insurance program,” and therefore a mandate to pay into it is no different [...]
July 12, 2012Read More

Two hundred and thirty-six years ago a small group of brave souls stood up to what was at the time the most powerful nation on earth, declaring their independence from the tyranny of the British Crown. The Sugar Act of 1764, the Stamp Act of 1765, and the Declaratory Act of 1766 (Collectively known as [...]
July 12, 2012Read More

There is too much speculation and not enough information for small businesses about Obamacare, a.k.a. the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. Here are some talking points for small business people, like myself, that will hopefully lead to a greater understanding and a more intelligent debate over the new healthcare law. First, Obama parades around [...]
July 4, 2012Read More

In the Spirit of the 4th of July holiday, the following is an updated version of an article published in “General Surgery News” – August 2009. April 18, 1775 was a fateful date in American history. That night, Paul Revere, a Boston silversmith, rode his horse through the countryside and called his fellow colonists “To [...]
July 3, 2012Read More

Poll after poll recently indicates that upwards of a full one in four people are still undecided when it comes to their presidential choice in November. These One Fourthers, as I will refer to them henceforth, are typically generation Xers, the majority of which did not go to college, and are those who identify themselves [...]
June 29, 2012Read More

In November of 2011, UCLA fired football coach Rick Neuheisel after the Bruins lost to crosstown rival the University of Southern California 50-0. Quoting UCLA Athletic Director Dan Guerrero after the firing, “Decisions such as this one do not come without a great deal of heartache. However, it is apparent to me that a [...]
June 27, 2012Read More

One could argue with a great deal of certainty that Barrack Obama is the most divisive and dangerous President in American history. His ultimate goal of furthering the socialist agenda in America has been underestimated and continues to be underestimated to this day. I have heard members of the Republican party refer to him [...]
June 26, 2012Read More