Author Archives: budbromley

‎”There’s a direct connection, Dear Reader, between the trading losses at JP Morgan and the conspicuous non-prosecution of Jon Corzine. In fact, there’s a term for this connection. It’s called “moral hazard.” “Most parents understand the term. They understand that … Continue reading →

Federal garbage in + federal garbage out = lives and communities destroyed in New England.  And it will delete the fresh fish from your diet too.  And it’s all being done to protect the environment … or so the feds … Continue reading →

Barrack Obama, trained and skilled in Alinsky-styled community organizing by agitation, is using religions and social differences as a surreptitious means to achieve his end goals, nationally and internationally.  But what are Obama’s goals?  And how do you know, since … Continue reading →

Thanks to Mrs. Dottie Hibbert and Jimmy Carter for contributing great reasons to vote against Obama and Democrats in 2012.  Mr. Carter was praising the ‘Occupy’ movement for focusing on the growth of wealth disparity.  Wealth disparity has grown tremendously … Continue reading →

“While the role that current U.S. bioenergy expansion has played in driving food prices is still debated,39,40 there is no question that at some point reallocation of U.S. croplands will directly impact global food prices.  Consequences of increased global food prices … Continue reading →

We (some of us) still hold these truths. Like the frog in a pot of slowly heating water, some of you are unaware of your pending demise. “William F. Buckley Jr. asked in an essay, “If you lived in a … Continue reading →

Marketers have ethics which are similar to scientists. Marketing is a science. Selling solar and wind power to the public is not marketing. It is false advertising and most likely fraud.  A series of class action legal cases or state … Continue reading →

The gut level issue that should connect with all Americans is that each child born in America today has a $50,000 tax on its head on the day it’s born….and that’s just the federal tax.  Some states, municipalities and some … Continue reading →

In upholding Virginia’s challenge to the constitutionality of the mandate on December 13, 2010, U.S. District Court Judge Henry Hudson wrote: “A thorough survey of pertinent Constitutional case law has yielded no reported decisions from any appellate courts extending the … Continue reading →

The Supreme Court of The United States (SCOTUS) struck down key parts of the McCain-Feingold campaign finance law and the changes are impacting the 2102 election cycle.  Among other things, the law (http://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/PLAW-107publ155/content-detail.html )  barred union paid and corporate paid … Continue reading →