Tolerance from the left?

March 5, 2010

It is no wonder MSNBC is losing audience daily. With people like Kieth Olberman and this guy, who could stand to watch it?


Butte County Lincoln Reagan Dinner, Feb 12, 2010

January 27, 2010


Assemblyman Logue on a Jihad for Jobs!!!

January 16, 2010


CNN’s Cafferty:”Let’s hope voters remember some of this crap come the 2010 midterm elections”

January 8, 2010

For those old enough to remember, this is akin to Walter Cronkite turning on the LBJ administration over Vietnam.

He pulls no punches, and calls President Obama a liar for not keeping campaign promises about televising the health care debate on C-SPAN.

The media has awakened.


First Meeting of 2010

January 7, 2010

The Butte Republican Party will be meeting on Thursday, January 14th, 6:00pm, at Francisco’s in Oroville, 2280 Myers St.

Our meetings are open to the public and we encourage anyone who is interested in changing our country’s direction for the better to attend and see how you can get involved.


Do As I Say – Great New Movie

December 19, 2009


December 4, 2009


Unemployed? Ever wonder why?

October 24, 2009

This graph comes to us via the American Thinker and Two Wrongs

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Too small to read? Click on it to get a bigger graph.

Here’s the punch line: Read the rest of this entry »


Obama’s first year nearly bankrupts the treasury

October 17, 2009

No matter what side of the political fence you are on, if this doesn’t make you angry at our elected officials, nothing will.

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The Wall Street Journal

Deficit of $1.4 Trillion Limits Democrats

By JOHN D. MCKINNON

WASHINGTON — The Treasury said the U.S. ran its biggest budget deficit since World War II, a record that promises to complicate Democrats’ efforts to enact their agenda.

The Treasury Department reported that the deficit for the 2009 fiscal year ended Sept. 30 came in at about $1.4 trillion, or about 10% of the U.S.’s gross domestic product. Read the rest of this entry »


Reader Poll

October 15, 2009