Bob Beauprez's blog

Last Friday, the White House announced they are now expecting triplets – three years in a row of budget deficits in excess of $1.4 trillion. 

After 60 years of failed attempts to deliver on the fantasy of reduced costs and improved access and quality through socialized health care, the British are throwing up their hands in defeat.  According to the New York Times, the Brits are doing an about-face and moving to “decentralize” the government run system that was the oft praised model by the proponents of ObamaCare.  

The government’s own watchdog assigned to keep and eye on the financial bailouts puts the running total now at $3.7 trillion, and it has happened “largely without congressional action.”  

In community parks, main street parades, and in backyards, Americans celebrated our nation’s 234th birthday on July 4.  Many were affiliated with groups – scouts, veterans, 4-H clubs, civic organizations, elected officials, candidates, etc. – including the still growing number of concerned citizens broadly referred to as members of the Tea Party.

Dennis Prager is an America treasure.  As a syndicated radio host and columnist, author of several books, and public speaker, Prager is one of the most articulate and informed spokesmen for American Exceptionalism and our uniquely American culture.

Prager utilizes all of his venues as an opportunity to teach and inspire.  He has lectured in nearly all 50 states and twice that many foreign countries.

During the ObamaCare debate the Democrats vehemently rejected the notion that their mandate that every American buy health insurance or pay a penalty was a new tax.  When ABC’s George Stephanopoulos suggested the mandate appeared to fit the definition of a tax, Barack Obama burst out, “I absolutely reject that notion.”  Obama infamously promised not to raise taxes on anyone making less than $200,000; $250,000 for couples.