Doug Vogt’s Mega Neutron Bomb On Obama’s Eligibility

Doug Vogt in this video visits with Pastor Manning on his testimony at the Georgia Ballot Hearing. Stunning facts of grave concern for national security were presented before Judge Malihi.

This is longer than most videos I post, but it has some very interesting information.

Santorum Warns Of Doomsday Under Obama

LAKEWOOD, Colo. (AP) — Rick Santorum’s campaign slogan could very well be one word: doomsday.

To hear him tell it, the United States will collapse under the weight of its health care system and basic freedoms will be history. Iran will annihilate Israel and then South Carolina if Iran isn’t blocked from building a nuclear weapon. And divorce will yield higher taxes for all Americans.

Unless, of course, Republicans pick Santorum as the party’s presidential nominee and he goes on to defeat President Barack Obama.

“Go back and read what the sirens did once you arrived on that island,” Santorum warned students at Colorado Christian University this week, invoking mythology. “They devour you. They destroy you. They consume you.”

“Ladies and gentleman we cannot listen to the siren song,” he added. “We cannot listen to President Obama and we can’t listen to those in our party who want to be just a little bit less than what the Democrats and the left is doing to our country.”

 Read More at CBS News CBS DC

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How The Left Buys Votes

This video takes a little time, but the conclusion is strong. The government spends most of its money on getting re-elected. This video explains how the slimy system works.

Obama’s Nominee For Safety Agency Would Ensure Pro-Regulatory Majority

President Obama’s choice of a Michigan trial lawyer to serve on the Consumer Product Safety Commission would shift the balance of power at the agency and ensure a pro-regulatory majority through most of 2013, regardless of who is in the White House next year.

Last week Obama nominated Marietta S. Robinson to take the seat of Thomas H. Moore, who left the CPSC last fall. The commission is currently operating with four members — two Democrats and two Republicans. If confirmed by the Senate, Robinson would give Democrats a 3-to-2 majority at an agency that regulates thousands of consumer products from children’s toys to power tools.

The current split at the CPSC has slowed major regulatory actions, at least temporarily. The CPSC will debate its 2012 operating plan on March 7, setting up a potential showdown among commissioners.

The CPSC is charged with “protecting the public from unreasonable risks of injury or death from thousands of types of consumer products under the agency’s jurisdiction.” In recent years, that role has expanded as a result of the Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act of 2008.

Many major regulatory actions over the past year were decided along party lines.

Read More at The Foundry By Rob Bluey and Alison Meyer, The Foundry

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Canada Moves Right While We Move Left

There’s been a reversal of fortunes between Canada and America, and I’m not happy about it.

According to The Economist, Canada is doing well as America continues to struggle.

Our wiser, more cautious friends to the north avoided the housing bubble and financial collapse of 2008. They returned to robust growth in 2009 and have been growing since.

Unlike America, Canada’s debt and deficits are in good order. Canada expects to balance its budget by 2015 — whereas America’s budget comes up short every month.

Canada, like America, is blessed with natural resources, such as minerals, timber and oil. Unlike America, Canada isn’t afraid to tap its resources and sell them to other countries for a bundle.

Heck, our president just told the Canadians he doesn’t want a pipeline that would pump Canadian oil to U.S. refineries — and a lot of dough into America.

Canada’s credit rating remains at AAA — high for economic health and stability — whereas America’s was cut for the first time in history.

More unemployed Americans are fleeing north, where good-paying work is available, thanks to unemployment nearly 2 percentage points lower than ours.

Though I am happy for Canada, this turn of events is most unsettling to me.

Didn’t Canada used to suffer from big-government policies and out-of-control spending, whereas America was always the great high-growth capitalist success story?

Wasn’t it Canadian doctors who used to skate in the dark of night across frozen lakes to accept fine-paying jobs in America’s mostly private health-care system? With the advent of ObamaCare, will American doctors be skating north?

Wasn’t it Canadians avoiding their country’s high value-added taxes who used to travel to U.S. shopping malls and discount stores, where they bought up all the good stuff before Americans could get at it?

Every winter, their plundering left Americans without adequate supplies of ChapStick, beef jerky and down jackets.

With U.S. spending, deficits and debt completely out of control, how long will it be before higher taxes are imposed here? Before somebody proposes a national value-added sales tax on Americans’ every transaction?

Will Americans be traveling north to do their shopping?

Here’s what’s even nuttier: Canada, with its proud history of big-government initiatives such as health care, is now led by a pro-capitalist conservative, whereas America is led by a fellow who’s trying to turn his country into Western Europe.

As President Obama continues to “spread the wealth around,” grow government and look for ways to raise taxes to pay for it all, Canada’s prime minister believes a pro-growth approach is the best way to fund his country’s social programs.

Here’s what one of the prime minister’s spokesmen told Postmedia News:

“I think Canada’s record has always been one that we are firm believers in the markets and we know that prosperity, through capitalism in markets, is ultimately what pays for all the things that we enjoy here in Canada.”

Sheesh! I remember when U.S. presidents believed such things.

In any event, a reversal of Canadian and American fortunes appears to have occurred.

So I have a proposition for our friends up north: Hey, Canada, want to switch leaders for a while?

Isn’t our president more suited to your traditions, whereas your prime minister is more suited to ours?

We’ll give him back once he gets U.S. unemployment below 7 percent.

©2012 Tom Purcell. Tom Purcell, a freelance writer is also a humor columnist for the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, and is nationally syndicated exclusively by Cagle Cartoons newspaper syndicate. For more info contact Cari Dawson Bartley at 800 696 7561 or email cari@cagle.com. Email Tom at Purcell@caglecartoons.com.

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