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Monthly Archives: July 2011
Balanced Budget Constitutional Amendment 29 Years Overdue
Twenty-nine years ago, I sought election to the U.S. Congress. The year was 1982, and President Reagan was in his second year as president. I was fully aware that I had no chance of winning against a well … Continue reading
Senator Obama vs. President Obama vs. The Tea Party
Sanityandsense.com has gained a tremendous following throughout the U.S. and the world because it is a fact based website. Opinions are offered only after facts are presented in a fair and just way. This site has no other allegiance … Continue reading
Posted in Economics/Finance, International News, Next Year's and Future Headlines Today
Tagged Afghan War, Balanced Budget Constitutional Amendment, Constitutional Amendment, Hillary Clinton, Ike, Iraq War, Military-Industrial Complex, President Bush (41), President Bush (43), President Clinton, President Obama, President Reagan, Senator Obama, Tea Party, U.S. Military bases outside U.S.
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Ralph Nader for President 2012 ?
Mr. Nader graduated Princeton University and then attended and graduated from Harvard Law School. He served in the U.S. Army in 1959 and then became a professor of history and government from 1961 to 1963. In 1964, Mr. Nader … Continue reading
Posted in Local and Political News, Next Year's and Future Headlines Today
Tagged 2012 Presidential debates, Daniel Patrick Moynihan, John McCain, Nader's Raiders, Ralph Nader, Ronald Reagan, Senator Bernie Sanders, The Green Party, The Natural Law Party, The Peace Party, The Populist Party, The Progressive Party, The Reform Party, Unsafe at Any Speed
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Phone Company Crooks, the FCC, and the Congressional Cess Pool
Sanityandsense.com is a website that helps the average American understand issues that the media either distorts or fails to analyze in a sane and sensible manner. Suppose that you, as a law abiding American, observe an individual breaking … Continue reading
Posted in Economics/Finance, International News, Local and Political News, Next Year's and Future Headlines Today
Tagged Bill Clinton, Congressional lobbyists, corporate crooks, corporate law, cramming, FCC, FCC as judge and jury, replacing congress, Unicameral Federal legislature, Verizon Wireless
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Which Is Better: 1) Corrupt and Fascist Capitalism or, 2) Honest and Just Socialism ?
What most Americans can not understand is that honest and just socialism, when applied fairly to all aspects of a government, is far better for 99% of the citizens than the corrupt and fascist form of capitalism that exists … Continue reading
Increasing the Debt Limit: A Reasonable Suggestion
The democrat crooks and the republican crooks are playing their usual games in Washington, D.C. They mistakenly believe that the American Citizens are too stupid to understand what they are doing. They are greatly mistaken and most Americans … Continue reading
Posted in Economics/Finance, International News, Next Year's and Future Headlines Today
Tagged Closing of military bases, Closing U.S. Military bases outside the U.S., Government waste, Infrastructure repair in the U.S., Military-Industrial Complex, Repair of bridges in U.S., Repairing U.S. infrastructure creates jobs, U.S. Debt limit
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The Lost Churches of Louisiana
Hurricanes have devastated the Gulf Coast of our nation. It did not spare the houses of worship in and around the Gulf Coast area. It is reported that a local television station in Southern Louisiana aired an interview with … Continue reading
Can You Trust Your Doctor?
While I am a strong supporter of vitamins and nutritional supplements, I believe that it is wise to have a yearly examination by a competent and honest doctor. Sometimes I find it necessary to take a prescription medication for … Continue reading
Posted in Next Year's and Future Headlines Today, Science/Technology
Tagged anti-cholesterol drugs, antidepressants, Big Pharma lobbyists, Colin Campbell Ph.D., Eli Lilly, Fats the Heal- Fats that Kill, Kilmer McCully MD, Lobbyists, Pharmaceutical companies, ProPublica, The China Study, The Homocysteine Revolution, Udo Erasmus Ph.D.
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What Were the Statistics for Sanityandsense.com in June, 2011?
The exponential growth in readership continued throughout the month of June, 2011. Sanityandsense.com had readers from 29 countries in June, 2011. Readers visited this website from 35 states in the U.S. Readers visited from 46 cities in the state … Continue reading