edited by: Anne O'Malia,
Delaware Editor
Ron Williams whose Political acumen and ability to predict Delaware races has earned him the nickname of of WRong Williams, is at it again. This time he displays an incredible inability to read, analyze, and subsequently comment on the issue of transparency.
Ron Williams in a December 9 [...]
Against all odds, the Jewish people won a victory for faith, liberty, and sovereignty in their generation against the greatest imperial power then known. The call to stand up for those virtues is still with us.
[...]EPA POINTS GUN AT CONGRESS & AMERICAN ECONOMY
December 10, 2009 – Wilmington, DE: “In an unprecedented power grab, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced it will act to regulate CO2 emissions and issue standards on how much carbon U.S. factories, buildings and autos can emit without authorizing legislation from Congress.” [...]
In still more bad news, the report starkly warned that a new long-term care insurance plan included in the legislation could “face a significant risk of failure” because it would attract people in poor health, leading to higher and higher premiums, and eventually triggering an “insurance death spiral.” Sen. [...]
The Senate health care bill has come back from the Medicare Actuary at CMS, and, drum roll please….
Overall, according to the estimate, we’ll be spending more on health care come 2019 than we would if we did nothing.
So let’s be honest here. This is not health care reform. This [...]
George W. Bush is within a few points of Barrack Obama in a hypothetical match up and Palin is said to be within 1 point in a separate poll. Sometimes you don’t know what you had until you get change. The real benefit to that news is that we [...]
CBS News - Rita Braver interviews the Second Lady ~ Watch the exclusive profile Sunday, December 13 at 9:00 a.m. ET/PT.
A huge reason why we have the culture of waste in our government is the marriage of loads of public money and political self-interest. Two doses of hard evidence came into my view today that go towards proving that there is a big problem with people getting rich from our [...]
A regional Lego League Competition will be held tomorrow (Saturday) at Conrad Schools of Science from 9am to 3pm. - 40 teams will compete. [...] Prof. J.W. Verret, a former law clerk for the Delaware Court of Chancery, explores here on the Truth on the Market blog, the potential issues related to a majority shareholder's duties under Delaware corporate law, when that majority shareholder is the United States government--which generally enjoys sovereign immunity, unlike the conventional majority [...]
Today at approximately 11am, Dan & Bethany Cox will bring their kayaks onshore at the southernmost buoy in Key West, Florida. It would be natural for an observer to think the Coxes were no different than the average tourist enjoying the tropical atmosphere that has drawn people to Key West [...]
Have they gone to far? You decide, click on the below link to watch the video.
