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Rush / Fluke: Name Calling For Me, But Not For Thee

Originally published March 16, 2012, By Shelli Dawdy. Updated July 21, 2015. 5 Comments

Rush / Fluke: Name Calling For Me, But Not For Thee

Rush Limbaugh’s over-the-top name calling directed at Georgetown University law student Sandra Fluke earlier this month has resulted in an over-the-top reaction which continues through this writing. What’s revealed by it all? It’s not about beating your opponent in a debate by making a solid, fact-based case – it’s just about beating down the people […]

Filed Under: Civil Society, GiN Members, In the News, Morality Tagged With: 60 minutes, andrea mitchell, assault on christians, cindy lange-kubick, civil debate, civil discourse, contraception debate, contraceptive debate, crossfire, dan akroyd, defacto head of the republican party, democratic press conference, diogenes, double-standards, ethics, ethics and principles, Ethics Issues, feminism, first amendment, free contraceptives, freedom of religion, georgetown university law student, government intervention, Health Care, health care coverage contraception, health insurance, hillary clinton, how to debate, jan curtain, letters to the editor, limbaugh, limbaugh controversy, lincoln journal star, lincoln journal star editorials, logical thinking, looking for an honest man, matthew 7:3, moral relativism, Nancy Pelosi, obama super pac, obama superpac, point counterpoint, point/counterpoint, political debates, political dialogues, prejudice, presidential election, priorities usa, private health care, religious freedom, right and wrong, rush, rush limbaugh, sandra fluke, saturday night live, situational ethics, speck in your brother's eye, talk radio, uncivil discourse, vast right-wing conspiracy, womens' issues

NOT Suprising: Public Support Growing for Ending Collective Bargaining by Public Employees

Originally published February 3, 2011, By Shelli Dawdy. Updated February 3, 2011. 1 Comment

NOT Suprising: Public Support Growing for Ending Collective Bargaining by Public Employees

Nebraska Senator John Nelson was a guest on DriveTime Lincoln on Wednesday to discuss measures he has introduced in the Legislature aimed at repealing the Industrial Relations and State Employee Collective Bargaining Acts and prohibiting collective bargaining by government entities in Nebraska. Since the Commission of Industrial Relations (CIR) is part of the Industrial Relations […]

Filed Under: Budget, Featured, Government Spending, Nebraska, State Legislation, Unicameral Tagged With: ballot question 2012, benefits, board members, business and labor committee, cir legislation, cir reform, city councils, coby mach, commission on industrial relations, commitee hearings, constitutional amendment, county commission, lb664, local budgets, lr29ca, ne sen. john nelson, nebraska, nebraska employees, nebraska legislature, nebraska retirement systems, nebraska unicameral, negotiations with friends, prohibiting collective bargaining, public employees, radio shows, salaries, school boards, senator john nelson, state budget, talk radio, union campaign donations, unions, wage

Join Us Friday Night On Radio For A Sovereignty Special!

Originally published November 3, 2010, By Shelli Dawdy. Updated January 23, 2011. Leave a Comment

Join Us Friday Night On Radio For A Sovereignty Special!

by Shelli Dawdy 6:00pm – 8:00pm CST This Friday evening, I will be filling in as host of the Axxiom for Liberty radio show on Rule of Law Radio Network for Kaye Beach. Sitting in as my co-host for the evening will be my dear friend Sandra Crosnoe of R3publicans. We will be discussing the […]

Filed Under: Featured, GiN Members, State Sovereignty Tagged With: 10th Amendment, agenda 21, amanda teegarden, charles key, Constitution, federal dollars, foreign influences, free enterprise, funding, gin, gin on radio, Grassroots in Nebraska, grassroots legislation, grassroots support, kaye beach, Legislation, legislature, limited government, media, mi, michigan, ne, nebraska, nebraska radio, ok, ok state rep. charles key, ok-safe, oklahoma, oklahomans for sovereignty and free enterprise, oksafe, paul opsommer, political talk radio, radio, radio network, rep. key, representative charles key, revolution broadcasting, rj harris, rule of law, rule of law radio network, sandra crosnoe, shelli dawdy, sovereignty movement, sovereignty next steps, state sovereignty, state soverignty, state treasurer, Sustainable Development, talk radio, talk show, talking sovereignty, tea parties, Tea Party, Tea Party Movement, teaparties, teaparty, teegarden, Tenth Amendment, texas, treasurer, treasury, tx, un influence

Deserving of Darts? Jeff Fortenberry On Repealing Health Care

Originally published November 2, 2010, By Shelli Dawdy. Updated March 9, 2012. 8 Comments

By Shelli Dawdy Typically the GiN “Deserving of Darts” feature articles lay out an issue and an assertion is made that some individual is indeed – deserving of a hail of darts. In this instance, I submit to you, the Nebraska citizen, tax payer, and voter, the decision regarding whether or not Nebraska’s First District […]

Filed Under: 2010 Election, Deserving of Darts, Featured, Federal Legislation, Health Care, Jeff Fortenberry Tagged With: bill, coby mach, congress, congressmen, drive time lincoln, federal delegation, government, government solutions, health care law, health care repeal, healthcare, healthcare law, healthcare reform, house of representatives, interview, jeff fortenberry, klin, law, nebraska, obamacare, pre-existing conditions, reform, repeal health care, repealing healthcare, representative jeff fortenberry, representative steve king, republican majority congress, steps to health care repeal, talk radio

The CLC Gets Grizzly Tuesday, August 4: Its Time for Freedom 21

Originally published August 4, 2009, By Shelli Dawdy. Updated March 9, 2012. Leave a Comment

Join us on the Constitutional Liberty Coalition Gets Grizzly LIVE at 7pm CDT (8:00 EDT / 6:00 MDT / 5:00 PDT) Join us as we talk about the Freedom 21 Conference, which is August 13 – 15 in Oklahoma City, with a sensational slate of speakers lined up to talk about all of the issues […]

Filed Under: Activism, Events, GiN Members, Sustainable Development Tagged With: #r4liberty, amanda teegarden, blog talk radio, constitutional liberty coalition gets grizzly, freedom 21 conference, interview, interviews, liberty rider, media, michael maresco, ok city, oklahoma, oklahoma city, oksafe, sandra crosnoe, shelli dawdy, talk radio

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