The labor-backed Working Families Party has engaged in “an audacious scheme to violate the law” to help the party’s favored political candidates get elected, a sweeping new lawsuit charges.
The first-of-its-kind suit says the WFP created a political outfit, Data and Field Services, that it is using to “circumvent state election and local campaign finance laws.”
![Reblog this post [with Zemanta]](http://img.zemanta.com/reblog_e.png?x-id=59aeaf93-2772-4c9b-87ad-063778756bb4)
Who would have thought that 200 years later the descendants of those who left King George’s “Merry England” for freedom in the Americas would be looking for a new country to escape to. Yet hundreds of thousands of patriots are now leaving each year because they just don’t like what has happened in the land of their dreams. After all was not the theme of that Tea Party “No taxation without Representation?”
Barack Obama’s nascent presidency has brought forth the customary flood of policy proposals from the great and good, all hoping to influence his administration. One noteworthy offering is a short report with a distinguished provenance entitled A Plan for Action,1 which features a revealingly immodest subtitle: A New Era of International Cooperation for a Changed World: 2009, 2010, and Beyond.
In presentation and tone, A Plan for Action is determinedly uncontroversial; indeed, it looks and reads more like a corporate brochure than a foreign-policy paper. The text is the work of three academics—Bruce Jones of NYU, Carlos Pascual of the Brookings Institution, and Stephen John Stedman of Stanford. Its findings and recommendations, they claim, rose from a series of meetings with foreign-policy eminences here and abroad, including former Secretaries of State of both parties as well as defense officials from the Clinton and first Bush administrations. The participation of these notables is what gives A Plan for Action its bona fides, though one should doubt how much the document actually reflects their ideas. There is no question, however, that the ideas advanced in A Plan for Action have become mainstays in the liberal vision of the future of American foreign policy.
Anyways, people it is over……all I can say is game over…..good luck to you all in the future. I hope I can afford a $35.00 loaf of bread here in the near future.
[vodpod id=Groupvideo.2219856&w=425&h=350&fv=config%3Dhttp%253A%252F%252Fwww.liveleak.com%252Fflash_config.php%253Ffile_embed_tag%253Dfeed0f5ee529%2526%3D]
