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By Lloyd Marcus GCC/Staff July 31, 2011 Some will say, “Lloyd, if your purpose is to inspire Republicans to stand strong in the debt ceiling debate. Why on earth would you choose the battle at the Alamo which the good guys, the Texans, lost?” The battle at the Alamo is the birthplace of Texas [...]
By Jim Kouri GCC/Staff July 31, 2011 While vilifying and name-calling Wall Street executives as greedy Fat Cats who prey on the American people, President Barack Obama is garnering more Wall Street money than all of the GOP presidential candidates put together. Although the financial industry hardly helped during his 2008 campaign, they are certainly funding his re-election campaign. During his heated run [...]
By Alan Caruba GCC/Staff July 31, 2011 “I predict future happiness for Americans if they can prevent the government from wasting the labors of the people under the pretense of taking care of them.” – Thomas Jefferson My father was a certified public accountant, as is my older brother. I not only lacked any arithmetical [...]
By Christopher Santarelli July 31, 2011 During by far the most dramatic 24 hours of debt limit negotiations that have had a chokehold on American politics and government since January. Sen. Marco Rubio’s remarks followed by debate with Sen. John Kerry on the Senate floor this afternoon perhaps no better captures the frustration of [...]
By Susan Swift GCC/Staff July 31, 2011 America is tired of the doom and gloom. GOP needs to act like the winners they are with a cheerful heart. So, I put this video together to ridicule Obama. I’ll gladly extend free copyright license to the RNC to run this in addition to the gloom [...]
By Major Garrett July 31, 2011 Here are the outlines of a debt-ceiling deal that congressional leaders and the Obama White House are firming up in preparation for a possible announcement as early as Sunday afternoon. * $2.8 trillion in deficit reduction with $1 trillion locked in through discretionary spending caps over 10 years and [...]
By Dr. Avi Perry GCC/Staff July 30, 2011 Armageddon is approaching. Congress is deadlocked. The bad guys are screaming, “We want to the Marxist president to default on the country’s debt. We don’t care if interest rates rise, if this is the highest tax the American people will pay. As long as Obama and his [...]
By Daniel Goure, Ph.D. July 30, 2011 The senior leaders of the U.S. military have finally said enough is enough. You cannot wear out the military by requiring that it fights two, even three wars over a decade, conduct countless out-of-area deployments, maintain forward presence around the world, provide humanitarian assistance in dozens of disasters [...]
By Mike Opelka July 30, 2011 Lily Anderson is just 10-yrs-old, but her rendition of the National Anthem before Thursday’s Braves-Pirates game at Turner Field in Atlanta. Inspired the longest standing ovation Braves pitcher Peter Moylan has ever witnessed. Lily’s remarkable performance was part of “Rally Night,” a special event for kids fighting cancer. [...]
By Fox News July 29, 2011 With the U.S. moving perilously closer to defaulting on its loans, the House passed an increase in the federal debt limit. As part of Speaker John Boehner’s third version of a deficit-reduction bill, which includes a balanced budget amendment — a pivotal provision for securing the support of hard-line [...]
