*VIDEO* Revealed: Obama phones sold to buy drugs
“Hey, I don’t judge.” -Obama Phone Provider
Ever notice that federal universal phone charge on your cell phone bill? Here’s what you’re paying for:
video by The Veritas Project’s James O’Keefe
video by The Veritas Project’s James O’Keefe
By Kathryn Watson House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform members will mark up legislation Tuesday to give the Government Accounting Office (GAO) vastly expanded authority to conduct deep audits of the Federal Reserve System. The Federal Reserve Transparency Act sponsored by Kentucky Republican Rep. Thomas Massie directs the Comptroller General of the United States, who…
Geoffrey Ingersoll President Barack Obama just rejected plans to build the Keystone XL oil pipeline Friday, arguing the project wouldn’t do much for the economy and would undercut U.S. efforts to fight global warming. “If we want to prevent the worst effects of climate change before it’s too late, the time to act is now.”…
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The President and those running to replace him ignore the nation’s $23 trillion in national debt; $18 trillion of which was incurred by the last three presidents. The President’s proposed 2021 fiscal year budget is $4.8 trillion and anticipated revenues are $3.64 trillion, adding another $1.2 trillion to the deficit. Every person living in the…
By Peter Fricke Published: March 11, 2015 Senators introduced a bill Tuesday that would make online purchases subject to sales taxes, eliciting praise from brick-and-mortar retailers but condemnation from anti-tax advocates. Currently, online retailers only have to collect sales taxes in states where they have a physical presence, such as offices or warehouses, allowing customers…
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