Monthly Archives: February 2011

A courageous Muslim man says what many of us would like to! “If you want to live under sharia law, go back to the hellhole country you came from, or go to another hellhole country that lives under sharia law.” … Continue reading →

At last nights (sold out) gala Republican Lincoln Day Event, Post Scripts was acknowledged as this years most significant communications blog. But, we didn’t do this alone and that’s why this distinguished recognition must be shared equally among our readers, … Continue reading →

by Jack Lee Unrest in Muslim countries is spreading like a highly contagious infection and virtually every Arab nation is now bracing for an uprising. Tunisia, Egypt, Iran, Bahrain, Yemen, Libya and most recently Djibouti. Will Saudi Arabia be next? … Continue reading →

by Tina Grazier The state of Wisconsin is facing a budget crisis that rivals that of California. One of the most glaring problems is the unsustainable benefits package that state workers, including teachers, currently have. The governor and legislature have … Continue reading →

by Jack Lee One thing that keeps coming up is why hasn’t the news media given this much coverage? The stock answer is nobody wants to contribute to provoking or stereotyping Muslims. This vicious attack makes Muslim men/Egyptians look really, … Continue reading →

Posted by Tina After President Obama took office in 2008 the number of federal employees grew by 25,000 in just nine months. Who knows how many more have been hired since then. These jobs represent salaries and benefits that taxpayers … Continue reading →

You know, some days it just doesn’t pay to be a blogger….the news can be way too depressing. I feel depressed right now after writing the stories below. I got up this morning feeling positive and upbeat, ready to take … Continue reading →

by Jack Lee The president is getting beaten up from both sides by individual politicians who say his budget does absolutely nothing to address the big problems and the growing deficit of doom. As a partisan collective they’re not quite … Continue reading →