The political relevance of Chicago is that of an insane asylum. Continue reading →
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STUDY: Conventional farming better than organic farming for yields
America is great at farming. In fact, other nations send engineers and other farmers to see our techniques. Unfortunately, majority of Americans simply do not grasp that farmers here do “feed the world”. Continue reading →
What newspaper headlines look like in socialistic countries
Venezuela is full-blown socialism now and watching the results makes you appreciate capitalism even more. Continue reading →
Illegal betting on football may hit $90 Billion in 2016
Saw an interesting tweet today on how much Americans will illegally bet on college and NFL football this year. Continue reading →
Obamacare premiums will be used to sign people up for welfare
I dove into my archive to show how intricate Obamacare was in basically being a voter outreach for the Democrat Party and increase people’s dependency on welfare.
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U.S. National Debt up $500 Billion in 2016
As Labor Day weekend kicked into high gear, so did a grim reality for our federal government debt in the terms of growth.
College Football Kickoff: “The Tailgate Party”
The day is here when college football fans can breathe a sigh of relief with the start of the 2016 season. Continue reading →
Women gun permit holders up 90% in Indiana since 2012
Hoosier women have sent a strong message on their views of gun ownership by getting their permit to carry. Continue reading →
Ball State University football goes for another million dollar payday
Last year, Ball State let Texas A&M put a whopping on them in football for a cool $1.2 Million. Now the school has announced another payday for the team.
August 2016 4th wettest on record for Indianapolis
Via RTV6
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