With the Republican primary coming up, I had to do some research to find out who I would be supporting to run against the idiotic Jim Moran, who has been “representing” the eighth district of VA since 1991. If elected again, it would be his eleventh term. If there was a better poster child for term limits, I don’t know him.
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Jim Moran has become the tool of the establishment. He has co-sponsored a bill that would close the so-called gunshow loophole. Moran is one of the unlucky politicians who are up for election this November. He will be up against the winner of the Republican primary that’s coming up in June 8th. Here’s my scathing letter to him:
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After two long months, WMATA has finally replied back with my PARP request. The good news is that they will fulfill the request. The bad news is that it’s going to cost $208.00. WMATA denied my request for a fee waiver, which was expected. Here is their response in it’s entirety:
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Posted by
mike |
Categories:
Editorial | Tagged:
afl-cio,
metro,
ncr,
unions,
wmata |
Original letter (in reply to What ‘enough money’ means):
Mr. Thomas Sowell’s article was a bit outlandish, but the overall point is great. One of the arguments used by the left to legalize gay marriage is, “Why do you get to decide what is moral and what isn’t?” This same standard should be applied to Barack Obama. His ‘enough money’ statement was tantamount to saying, “I’ll say when you’ve made enough.” While he was talking to Wall Street, I doubt he would have the same attitude toward the unions that back him. His statement reminds me of his campaign when he advocated “sharing the wealth.”
Mr. Sowell accurately wrote that the more people make, the more they donate. The only reason why Obama would want to cap income is so that any excess could be taken by the government to be spent by the government. And well all know how great that’s worked out.
Author’s note: This letter was not published.
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Posted by
mike |
Categories:
Letters to the Editor |