CONGRESS

According to my sources National Funeral Director and Mortician Recognition Day has passed the United States Congress on April 29th. You may as well refer to this as National Funeral cost day.

Last night I watched Hardball with Barack Obama as a guest on the show at some Pennsylvania college with which I was previously unfamiliar. I got to watch Chris Matthews kiss his ass a little more than he probably should have and I got to see the university students screaming and cheering like much of the nation is for Obama. I also got to listen to his answers.

Hello Progreesive U.
Hello Congressperson:
If you go forward with National Funeral Directors and Mortician day you will raise funeral cost in the land. You will bury a Scandal, The IFDA Preneed Trust Mismanagement Scandal. (IFDA=Illinois Funeral Directors Association)

http://www.progressiveu.org/135338-breaking-news-national-disgrace-ifda-...

29 February 2008

Congress recently collected a list of 136 colleges and universities who received more than $500 million dollars in endowments. The colleges were asked to disclose their financial information so Congress could review it. This is part of Congress’s plan to lower the cost of high education for students and their families.

Obama and Hillary, as you know are the huge canidates for the democrats and have been fightning it since day one in this hyge epic battle for presidential nominee. each has said over and over again about all the change they plan to inact if they become president, yet both are senators and both play a role in starting and passing legislation.

Our president may have a musical ear, but when it comes to sensible reasoning, one could probably extract more logic from the underside of a toaster. On October 26th, 2001, the 44th president of the United States smiled at the bill that lay in front of him. He took a pen out of the finely crafted English desk. This was the moment he’d been waiting for.

After the American Revolution it was up to congress to establish an organized government so that the United States would not fail. In a quick attempt to do this congress approved the first nation contistution- the Articles of Confederation. The Articles of Confederation, however, was anything but perfect.

There are several key things I'd like to address in this posting. First, a bit about the recent NIU shootings, and the ramifications for Second Amendment rights and psychiatric drug side effect awareness.