Battle Creek's New Political Talk Show Hosted By Jeremiah "Paleocrat" Bannister & Robert Sutherby
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posted by Paleocrat at Wednesday, August 22, 2007
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Labels: Access Vision, Bannister and Sutherby, Battle Creek, blog, Bob Sutherby, Congress, conservative, Jeremiah Bannister, Michigan, Tim Walberg
posted by Paleocrat at Monday, August 20, 2007
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Labels: Bannister and Sutherby, Battle Creek, Congress, conservative, Constitution, health care, Jeremiah Bannister, Michigan, paleocrat, politics, SCHIP, Tim Walberg, United States
posted by Paleocrat at Sunday, August 12, 2007
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Congressman Walberg: "Providing health insurance for children who otherwise can't afford it is an endeavor worthy of the resources and time of the
Alright, now I've admitted that Walberg is no strict constructionist, but this is absurd. After spending a decent amount of time flipping through my extremely worn copy of the Constitution, I have been hard pressed to find any evidence that this matter is within the scope of congressional responsibly. For the life of me, I could not find a single line in that beloved federal document granting the Congress any authority whatsoever over providing health insurance for children of families that are too rich for currently available welfare programs.
Regardless, we are all too aware of the tendency our politicians have to cite the grossly abused "general welfare" clause. But Congressman Walberg knows full well that this won't do. Were he to resort to such reasoning, the mooring for his beliefs pertaining to a constitutionally limited federal government would be uprooted faster than he could mumble "Leviathan."
To add insult to injury, he mourned the fact that Congress didn't return to the "original intent" of the bill. Why, Congressman, should they? If they have abandoned the original intent of the Constitution, why not something of much less importance?
In the end, Congressman Walberg was right about one thing: SCHIP is a train wreck. Too bad he didn't see that it was a constitutional train wreck from the get-go.
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Labels: Bannister and Sutherby, Congress, government, health care, Jeremiah Bannister, Michigan, opinion, paleocrat, politics, SCHIP, television, Tim Walberg, TV, welfare
posted by Paleocrat at Wednesday, August 08, 2007
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Labels: Bannister and Sutherby, Battle Creek, Bob Sutherby, city commission, government, Jeremiah Bannister, Michigan, paleocrat, politics, television, TV, Wayne Wiley
posted by Paleocrat at Thursday, August 02, 2007
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Owner of PaleoRadio LLC, previously heard on WOLY, WOCR, and WPRR. He has served as chief aide to N.J. League of American Families president John Tomicki, was the president of Olivet Young Americans for Freedom, recognized/honored by Leadership Institute as one of the top-conservative student activists in the country; Currently on hiatus to write a book about his daughter’s life & death with childhood cancer.
