A line by line rebuttal to Cayden’s rebuttal “Republicans Fight for Every Class” in defense of my previous article “Republicans: Fighting Against the Middle Class.” First off I do not harbor any hard feeling towards my fellow editor in chief and friend Thomas Cayden. This argument is based on political philosophy alone and for the [...]
Continue Reading →“We have got to give tax breaks to billionaires” – Bernie Sanders in a mocking tone [1] I was watching a part of Bernie Sanders’ 8 hour filibuster the other day when this quote struck me for a number of reasons, the most obvious being “why does a billionaire need a tax break?” — an [...]
Continue Reading →“Our #1 priority is to make President Obama a one term president” – Mitch McConnell [1]
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Like it or not, we all live on this planet. We are part of something bigger than ourselves; we are part of the environment. We all breathe the same air and drink the same water. We all walk on the same ground and experience the same sunshine and moonlight. Earth is something that we all [...]
Continue Reading →As a liberal during an election year, I am happy that the Tea Party exists. I cannot fully explain how much I love the Tea Party because honestly, I strongly dislike it. However, Republicans out there are constantly looking over their shoulders for extreme conservatives, otherwise known as Tea Party members, who are trying to [...]
Continue Reading →For someone who is trying to find his political affiliation, this is undoubtedly a question that he will ask. The other question that he or she should ask is what is a conservative? To read an introduction to conservatives click here. This article and its brother are not meant to bias anyone towards any side, [...]
Continue Reading →Tom LaBonge has a long and distinguished history of public service, having worked for the betterment of Los Angeles since 1976 in several important capacities. An L.A. native, Mr. LaBonge has a passion for the city that is evident to everyone who meets him. He is currently serving his second four-year term as City Councilman [...]
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