Well yeah I know, as told to me by really smart people, corporations are indeed nothing more then a structure used to define a companies formation. But I also know that that structure dictates mainly how the employed corporate officers are to be designated. The word “corporation” derives from corpus, the Latin word for body, or a “body of people.” Arguing this point is merely semantics and really not fruitful.  read more »

So who are these people making up the new class of our voting population. I say new class only because these people have been grouped together and given credit for handing this President his recent electoral victory by many in the Conservative media. I think this group of voters includes people from all age groups, races, economic demographics as well as political affiliation. But fear not, if you have any suspicion you may fall into this group there is now a quiz you can  take to find out for sure where your voter IQ stands.

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I am amazed at what I see as an amazing paradox forming this countries political landscape. On one hand, you have governors from not so conservative states signing legislation that would help balance their budgets and stop the mass exodus of business leaving their states for much more fertile ground. Scott Walker in Wisconsin and now Governor Snyder in Michigan have popular support, evidence was obvious after the failed recall election in Wisconsin. John Kasich of Ohio, and Mitch Daniels of Indiana both took similar bold steps to help their states become more competitive in their pursuit of attracting businesses to their states.What these governors along with their state houses are doing is governing. They are providing bold leadership while pointing their respective states in a fiscally sound direction all the while taking responsibility for their plans. Two thirds of the government is controlled by one party. A party that believes in a larger, more intrusive, centrally run government that only seems interested in social justice, and regulating business. A party that is not lead by a president with deep convictions, but by a community organizer who still thinks he belongs in front of a Chicago tenement with a bullhorn.Yesterday in Lansing, right on cue the campaigner in chief shows up at a rally to whip up his union foot soldiers into a frenzy by calling the new Michigan law making the state a right to work state a ridiculous law.

Yes Republicans were gut punched this last election. The re-election of a failed president, being rejected by half of the electorate can be a bit disheartening. Well I may be able to offer a bit of chin lifting inspiration to conservatives, Republicans or just people that think we are in a permanent downward spiral. With the prospect of another four years of out of control spending and little hope of Obama Care being repealed things look bleak especially when you you hear media oulets trumpet polls telling us Hillary Clinton is a shoe in for POTUS in 2016.  read more »

Let me get a grip on this truly warped situation our brave leaders have gotten us into. We are in fact spending 1 trillion dollars more then we take in to the federal coffers. When the Democrat lead congress passed two stimulus bills and what is know as the Omnibus spending bill, $410 Billion and 1000 pages added to the baseline budget to be spent every year. Is it any wonder why this group of mad spenders don’t want any discussion of a budget? Add the affordable care act to future budgets and you get a very grim picture of our fiscal house. Money we don’t have going to keep union employees employed, corporate crones from the green energy crowd, and to an every growing non producing sector now referred to as the middle class Read More