Conservative Spirit

Mother Day Ad From Publix Supermarkets Celebrates Moms And Pro-Life

admin — Sun, 13 May 2012 17:59:43 +0000

There was a time when Publix Supermarkets was closed on Sundays, that time has past. But it is nice to see this Publix Supermarkets advertisement that celebrates being a mother and has made that choice again. If you are mother, thank you for making that choice and Happy Mother’s Day. If your mother is still with us, make sure you tell her thank you today. It might be wise to have a tissue nearby when you watch this video.

Rep. Kristi Noem: The President Is Ignoring Tough Choices

admin — Sun, 13 May 2012 17:02:14 +0000

In his weekly address, President Obama called upon Congress to act upon the legislative “to-do” list he issued, via electronic sticky note, earlier this week. With the same old recycled rhetoric, he accused Republicans of being unoptimistic about the economy and having no plan other than cutting taxes (especially for the wealthy, gasp!) to create jobs — policies which he supposes are the same old tired ideas that got us into “this mess” in the first place. We can’t give corporations free reign again, we’ve got to move Forward! Or something.

But in the weekly GOP address, Rep. Kristi Noem (R-South Dakota) just makes it rain simple truths refuting President Obama’s intellectually cheap platitudes. The fact of the matter is, the president and his camp are engaged in a distraction-war of the highest order, trying to make Americans forget that his policies have only deepened our economic woes, while the House Republicans have been passing comprehensive solutions to our worst problems

Rubio Calls Presidents Gay Marriage Announcement a Distraction

admin — Sun, 13 May 2012 16:33:53 +0000

During Laura Ingraham’s radio show recnetly, Florida Sen. Marco Rubio reacted to President Barack Obama’s sudden personal support for same-sex marriage, announced in an interview on Wednesday with ABC’s Robin Roberts.According to Florida’s Republican junior U.S. senator, the economy should be the focus, but there seems to be a different issue every week brought to the forefront by the president and his party.

“Every single week, whether it’s the student loan issue this week, or this gay marriage issue — next week it’ll be something else; every single week they will trot out another issue to avoid having to talk about the economy because this election is about the economy, which is what it should be about. He can’t win, and they know that. They’re smart enough to know that.”