Obama’s Internet Power Grab Visual Aide Hates His Net Neutrality
President Barack Obama has a repetitive tic when it comes to his myriad power grabs. The President knows if he is straightforward […]
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Video: Why Net Neutrality Is a Terrible Idea
We wrote and recorded the following in December 2010 – the last time the Barack Obama Administration’s Federal Communications Commission (FCC) was […]
Worse Than Seattle’s Super Bowl Call? The Media’s Calls on Government Power Grabs
The Seattle Seahawks yesterday – in a moment of profound foolishness – forsook Beast Mode for Least Mode. And it cost them […]
Three More Obama Admin Casualties: Congress, Federalism – and Humility
It’s been a bad six years for the United States of America. The examples are myriad. The national debt has nearly doubled […]
Obama’s Plan: Repeal the Private Sector – Replace with Government
We less government types believe in the Yellow Pages Rule: If you can find it in the Yellow Pages, the government shouldn’t […]
In 2010, Seventy-Three House Dems Opposed Obama’s Internet Power Grab. Now? Not So Much
November’s election was an overwhelming, historic rebuke of what President Barack Obama and his Democrats are doing – and how they’re doing […]
Three Unelected Democrat Bureaucrats Are About to Overrule and Override November’s Election
The American people in November overwhelmingly, historically rebuked President Barack Obama, his policies and his unilateral practices. The President his own self […]
Think Three Unelected Bureaucrats Should Raise Taxes Whenever They Want?
That’s what Title II Reclassification of the Internet means. And that’s what President Barack Obama wants – so as to then impose […]
Three New Ways Government Threatens to Tax the Internet – As Soon As Thursday
Perhaps the only thing government loves more than spending our money – is taking it. The spending has long since passed absurdly […]
Politico Gets the Lede Way Wrong – and The Hill Buries It
As we’ve often discussed, the Tech World Media is just as hopelessly Leftist and lost as the broader Jurassic Press. They so […]