Dr. Paul Kengor – executive director for the Center for Vision and Values at Grove City College – stands in proudly for Glen this weekend on the “Glen Meakem Program.”  As guest host, Paul talks about the economic news dominating the headlines, some election updates, and President Obama’s political ideology.
Dr. Dick Jewell, President of Grove [...]

By Dr. Mark Hendrickson
As Posted at the Center for Vision and Values

Today, October 15, the dynamite documentary, “I Want Your Money,” opens at theaters nationwide. The release of this film so close to the midterm elections on November 2 is no coincidence. “IWYM” is a cry of the heart from its makers; in fact, it [...]

Some endorsements below the fold
I am writing today because I am hoping that you will join my wife, Diane, and me in helping Conservative Republicans to win critical political races in our area that are not only important to the future of our Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, but vital to the future of our United States [...]

via Real Clear Politics
From The Valley News Dispatch
U.S. Rep. Jason Altmire lauded parts of health care reform he voted against in March during an appearance in Harrison on Tuesday morning.
Altmire spoke during a breakfast with community leaders that kicked off the Alle-Kiski Health Foundation’s weeklong grand opening celebration of its new nonprofit center on Acee [...]

via the Wall Street Journal
This weekend, Glen talks about the failure of President Obama’s new health care law to allow people to keep their current medical coverage. Under the new regulations in Obamacare, businesses are no longer allowed to offer low cost “mini-med” plans to their employees. So the administration was forced to issue [...]

By Dale McCoy
A note from Dale:  The following is a draft copy of a speech that I delivered at Allegheny Landing in Pittsburgh PA on 10/7/10.  By the way, I am almost done with sub prime mortgage commentary

Thank you Patti. And thanks to everyone here today. I cannot overstate the importance of your involvement. By [...]

Professor of political science and fellow for American Studies with The Center for Vision & Values at Grove City College—Dr. Marvin Folkertsma—offers a frame of reference, but also some advice, for those who wish to survey the current political landscape: “The larger public needs to be reminded that taking or regulating banks, health insurance, automobile companies, and (if the EPA has its way) nearly every pot, puddle, and breath of air in the country, is not in keeping with America’s traditional understanding of constitutional boundaries. And yet, the ruling class, with its fits of labeling, launches into tirades against these Constitution-citing Americans, accusing them of fascism. Go figure.”

is coming January 1, 2011
We will all be a lot poorer.
via the Wall Street Journal

From Heritage…

Raising Taxes Destroys Jobs

A clip from last night’s debate between Linda McMahon and Dick Blumenthal.

Greg Hengler from Townhall observes, “This question should be asked to all Democrats, starting with our president.”

via Fox News: Sept. 24, 2010:House Speaker Nancy Pelosi gestures during a news conference on Capitol Hill (AP).
This week, both the U.S. House and Senate adjourned without holding a vote on extending the Bush Tax Rates.  The fact is House Speaker Nancy Pelosi refused to allow the vote to take place because 47 Democrats sided [...]