Lies, Liars, and Politicans

Are there politicians you can trust???



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Does Money Lead to Happiness??

Or: Does Happiness Lead to Money

Happy people are optimistic, healthy, productive,
 and invest in themselves.

5 tips to a happier life:

1. Be social.

2. Engage in a brief, positive exercise daily.

3. Compliment yourself.

4. Look on the bright side.

5. Stop comparing yourself to others.

Is Solar Power the answer?

Elon Musk: Solar Power is the Answer

Elon Musk thinks that solar will become 
the biggest energy source by 2031.

Big Shakeup in Iowa Poll

Cruz leads in Republican Iowa, Clinton gains on Sanders

What is the state of the U. S. Economy

U. S. Unemployment

Does the 2nd Amendment Guarantee A Right To Own Assault Weapons

SCOTUS allows Highlands Park Weapons Ban

















SCOTUS Rejects Gun Owners Plea

U. S. Supreme Court Takes Iowa Case

Iowa trucking company to Supreme Court

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (AP) - The U.S. Supreme Court will consider a longrunning dispute between the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and a major Iowa trucking company.
The court granted a petition Friday by Cedar Rapids-based CRST Van Expedited, Inc. to review a decision of the 8th Circuit Court of Appeals.
At issue is whether EEOC has to pay the company $4.7 million in legal fees and costs stemming from a major investigation into allegations that female truckers and trainees were routinely sexually harassed.
U.S. District Judge Linda Reade awarded fees to the company after faulting EEOC for bringing "groundless" claims without first investigating them.
But the appeals panel ruled that CRST cannot recover fees involving claims that were dismissed without any ruling on their merits.
A decision is expected next spring or summer.

President Obama on Primetime

President Obama speaks from the Oval Office Primetime

But Leading Republican Candidate Trump says 
"Is That All There Is?"

Winning Your Way to Washington--One vote at a time

Jeb Bush and the Iowa Caucuses

That’s a postcard pledging her caucus-night support to Bush and providing her contact information so Bush’s Iowa campaign can hold her to that promise on Feb. 1. It might just be the most valuable thing a candidate can get in Iowa two months before the first-in-the-nation presidential contest.

Hess, a retired nurse from Clinton, praised Bush’s principles, his record in Florida, his religious faith and even his brother and father, who have previously served as president.

“I just really admire him,” she said. She added, “I tell ya, I respect him. I really respect him. He’s just a good person and I think he’s really committed. What you see is what you get.”