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• Chuck Schumer: Let’s Improve Healthcare… As Founding Fathers Intended

  by Shifra on July 30, 2017

  I’m pretty sure the Founding Fathers never wrote about improving healthcare. But our Founding Fathers would definitely not have been pleased with Chucky Schumer, a publicity-seeking career politician with over forty years of holding elected positions of power. Via CNS News. Senate Minority Leaders said…at the end of the debate over the Republicans “skinny repeal” of Obamacare that the Founding Fathers of the United States intended for Congress to improve the healthcare system…. “We plead with you, let us re-commit this bill,” Schumer said on the Senate floor last night. “Let us vote against skinny repeal, and let’s work together to improve our healthcare system in the way our Founding Fathers intended us to improve it.” Schumer: ‘We Aren’t Celebrating’...

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• Happy 4th of July, America!

  by Shifra on July 4, 2017

  We have so much to be grateful for on our Independence Day. As Tammy says, “Thank God for the Founders and for the divine spark that made this great nation possible.” Yes, we are blessed to live in the greatest country, ever. We are also so grateful for the Tammy Army fellowship. And I would like to add: Thank God that Hillary and her gang of Leftist losers are not in charge. There are so many great things happening now, despite the MSM hysteria over a very funny wrestling tweet: Isis on the run in Iraq and Syria Dow jumps 130 points, hits all-time high as second half of year begins Black Unemployment at Lowest Level in 17 Years U.S....

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• Gadsden Flag May Be Officially Deemed Racist

  by Pat_S on August 5, 2016

  An African-American employee of a federal agency complained about being harassed by a co-worker wearing a cap with a Gadsden flag depicted on it. The complainant found the cap racially offensive citing that Christopher Gadsden was a slave owner. The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is investigating the matter. The flag is connected with the American Revolution. Benjamin Franklin suggested the coiled rattlesnake to be the symbol for the new country. Benjamin Franklin on the Rattlesnake as a Symbol of America I recollected that her eye excelled in brightness, that of any other animal, and that she has no eye-lids. She may therefore be esteemed an emblem of vigilance. She never begins an attack, nor, when once engaged, ever surrenders: She...

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  Happy Independence Day Everyone!

  by Tammy on July 4, 2016

  Thank God for the Founders and for the divine spark that made this great nation possible. We are reminded every day that her future is in our hands, let’s make sure we make everyone proud. Every morning when I wake up I’m thrilled I’m an American. Working shoulder-to-shoulder with you good people makes each day even more wonderful. We are a nation under threat, but every generation has had their challenge, and we certainly know ours. We have to make sure we keep our eyes on the prize, stay focused and steady for all those who gave their lives creating our nation and keep her safe. We owe it to them, to ourselves and to everyone who is relying on...

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• Lock of Thomas Jefferson’s Hair Auctioned for $6,875

  by Tammy on May 15, 2016

  Well, I love history and this is amazing, but you know the first thing that popped into my mind: they better not try to clone him!! Via AP: A lock of hair from Thomas Jefferson has sold at auction in Texas for $6,875, nearly 190 years after the former president died. Heritage Auctions in Dallas said Saturday’s sale involved 14 strands that were snipped by Jefferson’s personal physician at the time of the statesman’s death on July 4, 1826. A Heritage Auctions statement says the pre-auction estimate for the hair was $3,000. Company spokesman Eric Bradley says the buyer wished to remain anonymous. The seller was collector William F. Northrop, who purchased the lock in the early 1980s from an...

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