I called my county clerk. She said that this was not something for the county to do it was up to the municipalities. I then called my city clerk and she said it was not up to them, that it was up to the GAB. She also said that every day she gets in the…
Monthly Archives: August 2012
General
TOMMY THOMPSON WINS US Senate Primary
Tommy Thompson, longest reigning Governor in Wisconsin history, won the tightly contested GOP US Senate primary with 34% of the vote. Eric Hovde finished second with 31% followed by Mark Neumann at 23% and Jeff Fitzgerald at 12%. Reality News congratulates Tommy Thompson on his hard fought primary victory. We also want to thank the…
Bishop Harry Jackson, Jr.
54.5 mpg and the law of unintended consequences
Rules that make cars less affordable – and less safe – are unethical and should be reconsidered By Bishop Harry R. Jackson, Jr. Legislators and regulators need to observe a fundamental Golden Rule: Do not implement new laws if you have not considered or cannot control important unintended consequences. A perfect example is the Obama…
Paul Driessen
Voting for wildlife extermination
Extending the wind energy PTC will drive eagles and other majestic birds to extinction By Paul Driessen The latest justification for extending the industrial wind electricity production tax credit (PTC) is that we need an “all of the above” energy policy. The slogan falls flat, even when it’s expanded to “all of the above and…
Deroy Murdock
Keystone is a Winning Issue
Romney should tour pipeline route and meet with Democrat and union leaders who support it By Deroy Murdock With his recent swing-state bus tour behind him, presumptive Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney should plan his next road trip. Romney should ride along the envisioned route of the Keystone XL pipeline. Along the way, he should…
Paul Chesser
Balance Needed on Coverage of Sea Level Rise
By Paul Chesser Raleigh – Environmental pressure groups, activist scientists, and the legacy media are predictably upset by the movement of a bill through the N.C. General Assembly that requires state policies dependent on sea level forecasts to be based on historical trends, rather than speculative computer projections. The implications for such policies are not…