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Richard Grenell: In UN Address, Obama Blames Wall Street
President Barack Obama today [Thursday] told the United Nations General Assembly that America’s financial crisis was the reason their economies were suffering and promised to not rest until people around the globe prosper.
“Two years ago this month, a financial crisis on Wall Street devastated American families on Main Street. The global economy suffered an enormous blow during the financial crisis, crippling markets and deferring the dreams of millions on every continent.”
iePolitics: Our demise will come from within
A constant them on this blog is the blatant violation of rights guaranteed to us by the Constitution of the United States that we witness in this county. I am asked often why I stand up for former Assessor Bill Postmus and former Assistant Assessor Jim Erwin.
Something many of our readers seem to forget is that I stood up for both prior to ever knowing either one. And the answer to the question as to why is simple. I believe that the constitutional rights of every individual accused in the corruption scandal have been trampled over.
Many of you feel strongly that all of the corruption figures are guilty so, therefore, District Attorney Mike Ramos and Attorney General Jerry Brown are within their purview to do anything necessary to gain a conviction. And it is that thinking that is driving the United States of America into the ground.
iePolitics: Jack Webb Explains Democracy to President Obama
iePolitics: President Barrack Obama on Religion
Red County: An Oldie But Goodie, Part 2: Don Kurth’s Love Affair with Barrack Obama
AD 63 UPDATE: “Mr. Jones And Me…Strumming Through The Barrio…”
By El Caudillo | 01/17/09
Latest posts from your county…
…The barrrio, yes…The Floor of the California State Assembly, not so much.
Any reader remember this tremendous Counting Crows song from 1994?.
Of course you do….Right?
Please say yes, or else I will really feel old…
Anyway, last night “El Caudillo” posted this wonderful Red County entry detailing how Rancho Cucamonga Mayor Don Kurth, an (ostensibly) Republican candidate for the 63rd Assembly District’s Republican Party nomination in the June 2010 primary election was gushing and salivating over the upcoming inauguration of Democratic President-elect Barack Obama and Obama’s cabinet of Hillary Rodham Clinton, Hilda Soils, and Eric Holder. Mayor Kurth is in Washington to personally witness and cheerlead the first Democratic presidential inaugural in twelve years. Continue reading
Red County: An Oldie But Goodie Part 1: Don Kurth’s Love Affair with Barrack Obama
“Republican” Assembly Candidate in AD 63 Fawns Over Inauguration Of Democratic President
By El Caudillo
Latest posts from your county…
Trivia question:
Which elected official in San Bernardino County is fawning over the inauguration of Democratic President-elect Barack Obama?
Is it:
- Rialto Mayor Grace Vargas?
- San Bernardino Mayor Pat Morris?
- Congressmember Joe Baca?
No, although all would be expected and good guesses. Although this entry’s headline gave away the answer, the correct answer is “Republican” Rancho Cucamonga Mayor Don Kurth. Kurth is a prospective candidate for the 2010 GOP nomination for the 63rd Assembly District seat currently held by Republican Party incumbent Bill Emmerson.
Emmerson faces term limits and cannot stand again for re-election to the State Assembly. Continue reading
Congresswoman Bono Mack: President’s Budget Proposal Borrows, Spends Too Much
Washington, DC – Congresswoman Mary Bono Mack (CA-45) today issued the following statement on the Administration’s $3.8 trillion budget proposal for fiscal year 2011:
“Despite recent calls for fiscal responsibility, the Administration’s budget proposal represents more of the same – reckless spending that piles on more debt and more taxes on every day Americans,” said Bono Mack. “It is past time for Washington to get its budget under control – we cannot afford this aggressive expansion of government programs that only adds to our unsustainable budget outlook. Continue reading