From the monthly archives:

January 2009

Mounted Patrol in Lancaster

by admin on January 28, 2009

I have to admit whenever I see police on horses trotting around Lancaster I wonder why they use horses, are they planning on quelling a riot? Are they Amish police? Does it help them catch the bad guys? All the questions but thanks to this video from Lancaster Online now I know.

Those cowboy police are ambassadors between the police and us regular folks and they are a visible crime deterrent. Thanks for the video Lancaster Online.

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CATO – Mr. President We Disagree

by admin on January 27, 2009

in Editorial,U.S. News

New ad from the CATO Institute . Learn more.

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PA Delegation and the RNC Chair Race – Guest Blog

01.27.2009

Guest Blog by Karl Bucus I spoke with Bob Asher yesterday regarding the RNC Delegation’s plans to support Katon Dawson for RNC Chair. When the conversation concluded it was clear the delegation is unlikely to support anyone but Katon Dawson on the first ballot, at least, but Saul Azunis is in position to pick up [...]

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House Democrats Trying to Repeal Reform Rules

01.26.2009

From Democracy Rising h/t to the Policy Blog. The Democrats’ proposals will make it much harder for citizens to know what their government is doing in time to express their opinion either for or against proposed laws. They would repeal reforms adopted with great fanfare just two years ago through the Speaker’s Commission on Legislative [...]

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Life – The Potential

01.25.2009

Check out this great pro-life ad from CatholicVote.com h/t Save the GOP

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Tweeting Accross the Aisle

01.23.2009

MediaCzar’s Matt Morrison wrote a very interesting post about US Representatives on twitter and their degree of connectedness. Here are a few salient points (FYI Matt is from the U.K). First Matt points out that there are more Republicans than Democrats on twitter and that they don’t talk to each other very much. The two [...]

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Michael Geer – eHarmony and the courts

01.20.2009

Michael Geer’s common sense comments on a recent court ruling forcing eHarmony to provide matches for homosexuals. E-Harmony from Pennsylvania Family Institute on Vimeo. Check out their Vimeo page here.

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Joe Pitts – Wise Words on How to Help the Economy

01.19.2009

By Congressman Joe Pitts The American economy is hurting. That means Americans are hurting. Real people are out of work and facing hardship. Last week the federal government estimated that unemployment has jumped to 7.2 percent—higher than it has been in a very long time. Congress needs to act responsibly to address it. I am [...]

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