Tag Archive: brian lovig

on September 1, 2014 in Right Edition

Liberal Thoughts – Indians & Animal Abuse

Brian Lovig discuses – Liberal Thoughts – Indians & Animal Abuse It has often been said by (some) psychiatrists that “liberalism is a mental disorder.” In that regard have you ever noticed how liberals can hold two diametrically opposed views on the same topic at one and the same time? Their ability to not be able to recognize their own self-contradictions never fails to amaze. Below are a few examples: ONE: PRO-ABORTION VS. ANTI-CAPITAL PUNISHMENT Pro-Abortion vs. Anti-Capital punishment. Liberals support the killing of late term babies who have committed no crime, while screaming “barbaric” at states that give the… View Article

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on August 29, 2014 in Right Edition

Hope & Change – The Hat Gun

Brian Lovig talks Hope & Change – The Hat Gun Thousands of illegal immigrants are flooding across the border into Texas and other border states every day, but two things distinguish this wave from earlier illegal immigration waves. First, Hondurans, Salvadorans, and Guatemalans now make up about 75 percent of illegals caught in South Texas, whereas previously most people who crossed the border illegally originated in Mexico. Second, large numbers of these illegal migrants are unaccompanied children. A Reuters article on May 29 cited Obama administration estimates that 60,000 children unaccompanied by parents or relatives will pour into the United… View Article

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on August 22, 2014 in Right Edition

Partier in Chief – Above The Law

Partier in Chief – Above The Law Brian Lovig talks about Obama fundraising, Quebec politicians that think they are above the law, and Transparency for Indian Chiefs pay The criticism of President Barack Obama as tone-deaf and near-absent is rising as the commander in chief continues his vacation and campaign fundraising — even as international crises continue to deepen. The political optics are poor for Obama, who is vacationing on upscale Martha’s Vineyard where’s he’s been photographed golfing, and as he continues to attend high-dollar fundraisers, seen as crucial for congressional Democrats in tight midterm elections, USA Today reports. Republicans… View Article

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on August 9, 2014 in World News

Waggoner Ranch for sale at $725 million

Waggoner Ranch for sale at $725 million One of the largest ranches in the U.S. and an icon for Texas horse and cattlemen has been listed for $725 million, marking the end of a decades-long courtroom battle among the heirs of cattle baron W.T. Waggoner, who established the estate in 1923. The estate includes the 510,000-acre ranch spread over six North Texas counties, with two main compounds, hundreds of homes, about 20 cowboy camps, hundreds of quarter-horses, thousands of heads of cattle, 1,200 oil wells and 30,000 acres of cultivated land, according to Dallas-based broker Bernie Uechtritz, who is handling… View Article

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on July 27, 2014 in Right Edition

Brian Lovig Talks to Ed Burlew Gun Rights Lawyer

Brian Lovig Talks to Ed Burlew Gun Rights Lawyer ED Burlew discusses The new Common Sense Firearms Licensing Act is poised to: • Merge the Possession Only License (POL) and the Possession and Acquisition license (PAL) • End the Authorization to Transport system for target shooting • Restrict the ability of Chief Firearms Officers (CFO’s) to make arbitrary decisions • Create a grace period at the end of a five-year license expiry to prevent criminal charges for expired paperwork • Create mandatory firearms safety courses for first time gun owners • Strengthen firearms prohibitions for those who are convicted of… View Article

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on July 21, 2014 in Right Edition

Apology For Being Fired – 2nd Amendment is a Gun Permit

Apology For Being Fired – 2nd Amendment is a Gun Permit It was 42 years ago that Jim Gaylord lost his job as a teacher for being gay. On Sunday, members of the Tacoma School Board came back with a long overdue apology. Gaylord was welcomed as a guest of honor at a fundraising event for Oasis Youth Center, a safe haven for gay teenagers in Tacoma. Members of the center said Gaylord inspired them because he embraced being gay in a time when the world was stacked against him. In 1972, Gaylord worked as a social studies teacher at… View Article

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