Author Archives: Jamie Bryant

What’s the real debate here?

Posted on March 21, 2010 by Jamie Bryant

I have been thinking about who the people are that make up the 35%-40% that support this health care bill. I think One group will never have their minds changed because they understand what they are supporting and it is … Continue reading →

Posted in freedom, health care reform, progressive | 10 Comments

The hypocracy of politics

Posted on February 20, 2010 by Jamie Bryant

Maybe it is human nature to pick a side in a “battle” and then view facts through the foggy lens of that side of the debate. There are ideologues and Kool Aide drinkers on both sides of the political spectrum. … Continue reading →

Posted in debt, deficit, Medicare, Social Security, Tea Party, Thomas Jefferson, unions | 7 Comments

Can’t we all just get along?

Posted on January 31, 2010 by Jamie Bryant

Something jumped out at me as I watched the President’s State of the Union address last week. It was the line where President Obama said that the reason that the healthcare bill had hit roadblocks is because it is very … Continue reading →

Posted in liberty, Obama, progressive, state of the union, Thomas Jefferson | 1 Comment

Handicapping the Economy

Posted on January 22, 2010 by Jamie Bryant

Everyone is frustrated with how little progress (if any) we have seen in the US economy in the past year. I have to wonder if the current White House and Congress has any common sense in regards to economic policy. … Continue reading →

Posted in ecomomy, green jobs, stimulus | 2 Comments

The Awakening

Posted on January 15, 2010 by Jamie Bryant

I spent awhile this morning talking to a business contact about the state of our Union. He was less optimistic that I am that the corruption and back room deals that have ruled Washington for decades can be changed back … Continue reading →

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