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Michael Barone The Washington Examiner 2/23/2014 The knee jerk response of many liberals to political attacks seems to be to suppress such speech. Examples abound. Michigan Rep. Gary Peters, running for the Senate, threatens the broadcast licenses of stations that run ads criticizing him. Over at salon.com Fred Jerome imagines what it would be like […] February 23rd, 2014 | Tags: “Multi-Market Study of Critical Information Needs”, Ajit Pai, Fred Jerome, Greta van Susteren, Julie Boonstra, Mignon Clyburn, Rep. Gary Peters, Rep. James Clyburn | Category: FCC, IRS, Media, US Constitution | Comments are closed
Democrats attack Michigan cancer victim after being featured in political ad Adam Kredo The Washington Free Beacon 2/22/2014 Julie Boonstra, a cancer patient who was kicked of off her health plan due to Obamacare, lashed out at Rep. Gary Peters (D., Mich.) on Saturday after lawyers for his campaign demanded that Michigan broadcasters cease airing […] February 22nd, 2014 | Tags: Americans for Prosperity (AFP), cancer, intimidation, Julie Boonstra, Rep. Gary Peters | Category: Health Care, insurance, Michigan, Politicians | Comments are closed
Robert Spencer Jihad Watch 12/16/2011 Apparently now Muslims have a natural right to have their businesses and enterprises patronized by non-Muslims, or else. And so now Clarke, Peters and Dingell, three Michigan (what a coincidence) Congressmen, are demanding that a private company be forced to advertise where it does not wish to. “Hansen Clarke, Gary […] December 17th, 2011 | Tags: "All-American Muslim", advertising, Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR), Dearborn, Kayak, Lowe's, Lowe's Home Improvement, Rep. Gary Peters, Rep. Hansen Clarke, Rep. John Dingell, Sen. Ted Lieu, The Learning Channel | Category: California, Congress, Fascism, Islam, Michigan | Comments are closed
Adam Berkland Human Events 7/19/2011 With a $154 billion bailout of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac thus far, and regulators estimating the need for billions more, lawmakers in Washington have finally begun debate on how to wind down these two failed mortgage giants. While there is widespread agreement that they must be eliminated gradually to […] July 23rd, 2011 | Tags: Americans for Prosperity (AFP), bailouts, FDIC, federal subsidies, government-sponsored enterprises (GSEs), H.R. 1859, housing crisis, Housing Finance Reform Act, housing market, limited-government, mortgages, Phil Kerpen, Rep. Barney Frank, Rep. Gary Peters, Rep. John Campbell, Rep. Spencer Bachus | Category: Barack Obama, Congress, Fannie Mae, federal funding, Freddie Mac, Socialism, Taxes, Treasury Department | Comments are closed
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