Monthly Archives: October 2010

Governors Elections – 2 Days to Go – Final Predictions

Posted on October 31, 2010 by Rudy Cajka

The Governor Elections Update with 2 days to Go — Final Predictions Little has changed in the final week before the Nov. 2 election.  What little movement existed has been in favor of the Republicans. As a result of the changes this … Continue reading →

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Senate Elections – 3 Days to Go – Final Predictions

Posted on October 30, 2010 by Rudy Cajka

The Senate Elections – Final Updates The last week of this election season has seen some changes in the 2010 Senate elections.  Some races have become closer and others have remained essentially where they were.  Most of this last week’s movement … Continue reading →

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The 2010 Governor Elections – Update with 9 Days to Go

Posted on October 24, 2010 by Rudy Cajka

The Governor Elections Update with 9 days to Go The last week has seen some movement in the 2010 Governor elections.  Some of  these elections are becoming a little closer, with most of the movement in the direction of the … Continue reading →

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The 2010 Senate Elections – Update 10 Days to Go!

Posted on October 23, 2010 by Rudy Cajka

The Senate Elections Update with 10 Days to Go The last week has seen some movement in the 2010 Senate elections.  The Senate elections are becoming closer, with most of the movement favoring the Democrats.  Although the Republicans are still … Continue reading →

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SO YOU DON’T LIKE GOVERNOR PERRY?

Posted on October 23, 2010 by Shirley Spellerberg

TAKE A CLOSE LOOK AT THE UNACCEPTABLE ALTERNATIVE! Non-Perry fans had better seriously consider what the election of Bill White can do to our state of Texas. The most important issues facing the next legislative session will be Re-districting which … Continue reading →

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THE LAME DUCK SESSION — HUGE TAX INCREASES COMING SOON!

Posted on October 21, 2010 by Rudy Cajka

  Mid Term Election Hopes As we approach the midterm elections, there is great anticipation that the Republicans will win a significant majority in the House of Representatives and will substantially increase their strength in the Senate.  That will mark … Continue reading →

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SENATOR JUDD GREGG NEEDS TO SHUT HIS MOUTH

Posted on October 20, 2010 by Shirley Spellerberg

Senator Judd Gregg Wants a Compromise on Obamacare Retiring Republican Senator, Judd Gregg, of New Hampshire is a shining example of where the Republican Party has gone wrong.  Gregg’s Eastern establishment mindset and his wishy-washy statement about the need to … Continue reading →

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The 2010 Governors Elections – A Summary of the Experts

Posted on October 18, 2010 by Rudy Cajka

A Summary of the 2010 Governors Elections with Predictions  This is a follow-up report to the “2010 Senate Elections” which I posted on October 15, 2010.  In a similar manner to that post, I am using the collected wisdom of … Continue reading →

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Would the Fair Tax Lead to Double Taxation?

Posted on October 17, 2010 by Shirley Spellerberg

The Fair Tax is far more complex than the name implies. Everyone is for fair taxation and is sick and tired of the Progressive Income Tax. The Fair tax is not as simple and “fair” as one might think. If … Continue reading →

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Good reasons for NOT SUPPORTING a Constitutional Convention

Posted on October 17, 2010 by Shirley Spellerberg

EXCERPTS FROM TALKING POINTS IN FAVOR OF A CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION (ConCon) In a recent analysis the International Monetary Fund highlighted the perilous situation in which America finds itself: Under current policies, the United States federal debt is projected to grow … Continue reading →

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