You see, sir, it has become crystal clear to the majority of Americans (read the polls) that it is “We the People” who will ultimately have to prevent the destruction of this great country and restore it to its rightful place in the …
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Small business owners, who hire the vast majority of Americans, are getting especially pinched in Westchester, and that’s costing this county countless jobs.” This entry was posted on Friday, October 30th, 2009 at 3:31 pm by Gerald …
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The majority of Americans didn’t have that in 1970, but we didn’t know we were “poor.” The poverty pimps have to keep changing the definition of poor to keep the dollars flowing. I’m real tired of people who don’t take responsibility …
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I am among the vast majority of Americans that will ultimately fund this fiasco. It sure seems like the bad judgment on the part of many citizens coupled with the “spreading the wealth” philosophy of our government leaders is the root …
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Since every credible poll has been consistently showing a majority of Americans supporting the public option, there is clearly another reason that the conservatives so convincingly won the Facebook battle, other than organizing skill …
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Unfortunately it DOESN’T involve actually working with Democrats to pass legislation favored by a majority of Americans. [F]all has not been kind to the GOP. A WaComPo-ABC poll found that only 1 in 5 voters now identifies as rethuglican …
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A majority of Americans have insufficient or deficient vitamin D blood levels. In veterans undergoing heart surgery at the Seattle VA hospital, I found that 78% had a low vitamin D level: 12% were insufficient; 56%, deficient; …
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The real story is otherwise–there is no shortage because the vast majority of Americans are evading the shot. More and more Americans understand that the risk of side effects and permanent damage from the vaccine is greater than the …
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(FNP) A sizable majority of Americans (64 percent) say the country would be better off by throwing “most” members of Congress out, a jump of 19 percentage points from two years ago. Only about one in five Americans (19 percent) feels …
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The vast majority of Americans are going without proper health care. And just about everyone thinks that we’re in the process of addressing that abomination. Step by step — however long it takes, is the thought — we’re proceeding in the …
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