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Blue Dog Blues – American Thinker

Fri, 27 Apr 2012 11:22:54 +0000

Blue Dog Blues American Thinker Above all, the Blue Dog label is a money-raising scam . Because they have successfully branded themselves as center swing votes in the House, Blue Dogs typically do far better at raising campaign funds from interests having business before Congress than … and more

Man posing as surveyor in Stoke Poges – Beaconsfield Advertiser

Sun, 05 Feb 2012 17:01:30 +0000

Man posing as surveyor in Stoke Poges Beaconsfield Advertiser A SCAM surveyor has been claiming South Bucks District Council (SBDC) has sent him to check carbon emissions at houses in Stoke Poges. One person targeted, who asked not to be named, said the man told him his house was built before 1980 and could need …

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5 Stocks We Own — Here’s Why – Motley Fool

Tue, 25 Oct 2011 23:51:21 +0000

5 Stocks We Own — Here's Why Motley Fool In March, Senator Harkin called Bridgepoint Education “a scam .” Last month, the House of Representatives proposed a cut in Pell grants, which are a critical source of funding for lower-income students. The market hates uncertainty; as a result, … and more

Sept. 6 Open Line – Jacksonville Journal Courier

Tue, 06 Sep 2011 18:15:32 +0000

Sept. 6 Open Line Jacksonville Journal Courier From the looks of those bare caskets in Friday's paper, I'm thinking a grave vault, which costs thousands, is nothing but a scam . The thing is, the Republicans controlling the House have the power to stop any bill that might work for the good of the …

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Gingrich: Every State Should Have Job Training Programs for Unemployed

Sat, 03 Sep 2011 01:53:31 +0000

Former House Speaker and 2012 presidential candidate Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.) said that any extension of unemployment benefits should require every state to establish job training programs for the unemployed.

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Cap and Control the EPA – American Spectator

Wed, 16 Mar 2011 15:10:09 +0000

Cap and Control the EPA American Spectator If it becomes law, the bill, which the full House Committee on Energy and Commerce approved 34-19 on Tuesday, would prohibit the federal Environmental Protection Agency from forcing a carbon cap and trade system on an unwilling nation, something the … and more

The Stimulus: Two Years Later

Wed, 02 Mar 2011 23:51:40 +0000

The Stimulus: Two Years Later – House Oversight Committee – HVC 210 – 2011-02-16 – House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform. Subcommittee on Regulatory Affairs. WITNESSES: Dr. John Taylor, Professor, Stanford University, Senior Fellow in Economics, Hoover Institution; Dr. Russell Roberts, Professor of Economics, Mercatus Center, George Mason University; Dr. JD Foster, Senior Fellow

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How I Saved a Ton Of Money By Dumping Georgia Farm Bureau Insurance

Wed, 15 Dec 2010 05:38:00 +0000

I’ll start off by saying that if you have Georgia Farm Bureau Insurance for your car or home you can getting better insurance for less money. I found this out the hard way. Up until a couple of months ago, I thought my Georgia Farm Bureau insurance rates were the best I could get. Little did I know that Georgia Farm Bureau was in so many words, screwing me hard and heavy on my insurance premiums. What’s so funny is that Farm Bureau instigated their own undoing, causing me to switch my home owner and vehicle insurance over to Brinson and Dixon Insurance of Statesboro Georgia. In late summer my good friend and next door neighbor Prince Preston’s home was hit by lightning. He and I both at the time had Georgia Farm Bureau insurance. Neither one of of had ever filed a home owners insurance claim since having insurance with them. As a side not, until October we had Georgia Farm Bureau insurance for more than ten years. Back to the story. Roughly five years ago I had all of the towering pines in my yard cut down (about 28 trees) because I was worried about damage to my home and the trees were getting old and cankered. In a way it probably saved my home from being hit by lightning and there are no tall trees around our house for lightning to strike. After Prince’s house got hit by lightning he had the hardest time to get Farm Bureau to do anything in regards to repairs or the claim he filed. Shortly after the lightning episode a guy shows up at my home wanting to have a look at my home. The guy snapped a few pictures, said everything was fine and left. At the time I thought nothing more about it. Several weeks later I receive a letter from Georgia Farm Bureau that stated to the effect that they weren’t going to renew my home owners policy (Hear that Georgia Insurance Commission?), due to the “condition” of the roof on my home. I admit the roof looks rough, primarily due to the stains on it from the pine trees that are no longer on my property. Structurally the roof is sound, cosmetically it is stained from the pine trees needles that used to cover it. I had been talking with Prince and he mentioned he was moving his insurance to Brinson and Dixon insurance . I know David Brinson as he was a member of my church at the time. So I called David as well to get quotes on my home owner and auto insurance. I am glad I did. Between the new home and auto insurance, my wife and I have saved somewhere around five hundred dollars a year on the combined insurance policies. To add insult to injury with a bit of irony thrown in our new insurance gave us a roof discount, because the roof is indeed in good condition. So suck on that one Georgia Farm Bureau. I am so glad that I moved my insurance from Georgia Farm Bureau, their practices of delay with their customers show what kind of business they truly are. If you have Georgia Farm Bureau insurance I encourage you to get quote son your insurance form other companies (I do suggest giving Brinson & Dixon insurance a call though). I bet you find that you can get better rates, and of course by switching you’ll no longer have to pay that that dratted and annoying Georgia Farm Bureau “membership” fee. ABOUT ALLEN HARKLEROAD Allen Harkleroad, better known as the “ most dangerous consumer in America ”, is the author of the book “ Stick it to Sue Happy Debt Collectors ”. This book has saved many a consumer from the clutches of abusive debt collectors and shady debt collection law firms. Allen also has a new book nearly ready for publishing titled, “ Suing Abusive Debt Collectors, Don’t Get Mad Get Even ”, that shows consumers how easy it is to sue debt collectors for illegal debt collection tactics and violations of consumer rights. Allen Harkleroad is a veteran when it comes to beating bad debt collections, whether it defending himself in court or suing collectors for violating the law. Allen is an avid and judicious consumer advocate who enjoys helping others. In addition to consumer advocacy he enjoys writing and blogging on various technology and business subjects.

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The House Energy and Commerce Committee Have Lost Their Collective Minds

Thu, 09 Dec 2010 03:44:00 +0000

It is official ACA International and other

GOP For Rich, Dems For Unemployed

Tue, 07 Dec 2010 02:34:54 +0000

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