Barack Obama

Net Neutrality is a Trojan Horse

Published January 12, 2015 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: InfluenceTagged NSA, ICANN, Affordable Care Act, Barack Obama, Net Neutrality, Patriot Act, FCC internet rules, regulate broadband companies, internet regulations, Open Internet Order, Cramming, Federal Communications Commission, open-internet rules, First Amendment, The Dangers of Net Neutrality, internet control by the U.N., Freedoms, free speech
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The phrase Net Neutrality hardly sounds threatening. The theme, or undertone, behind the name branding of this potential law is ‘fairness’. But, as we’ve seen in the past, lawmakers sure know how to title a bill… take the Affordable Care Act or the Patriot Act …

Obama or Bush: Who’s Tougher on Terrorists?

Published September 28, 2014 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: InfluenceTagged Bush administration, George W. Bush, Barack Obama, military, ISIS, Obama Administration, American Presidents, warfare, Afghanistan, boots on the ground, private military contractors, Drone Warfare, drone warfare technology, Pentagon, CIA, spying agency, US warfare strategy, O
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While the two most recent American Presidents are polar opposites in respect to character, economic policies and political beliefs, they aren’t as far apart as most think when it comes to warfare. George W. Bush believed in openly flexing America’s military muscle by taking the …

13 Things I Learned After Reading No Easy Day

Published August 25, 2014 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: MotivationTagged Barack Obama, Mark Owen, No Easy Day, Obama Administration, Matt Bissonnette, the raid that killed Bin Laden, Navy SEAL, Usama Bin Laden, SEAL Team 6, the pacer, how Bin Laden was killed
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You read No Easy Day and start to ask yourself: man, compared to these guys, what the hell have I done with my life? Although controversial, it’s an inspirational book in the sense that it demonstrates what extreme discipline, preparation and passion can do for …

11 Things I Learned from Reading Blood Feud by Edward Klein

Published August 13, 2014 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: InfluenceTagged Obama, Barack Obama, Ed Klein, The Amateur, Blood Feud book review, Blood Feud, New York Times #1 Bestseller, Obama’s and Clinton’s, Bill Clinton, Democratic Party, political families, DNC, DNC chair, Democrats in 2016, data and analytics, Hillary Clinton, GOP, left-wingers, Valerie Jarrett, most powerful person in the White House, 2012 election, Hillary Clinton’s 2016 run
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Ed Klein is a brilliant investigative journalist/author. I discovered Klein’s genius after reading his book The Amateur, which documented, through many anonymous sources in private meetings and such, the inexperience of Barack Obama. That book was released months before the 2012 election and made the New …

Here’s How The Republicans Will Take the Senate Back in 2014

Published February 14, 2014 by AJ Antony
Category: InfluenceTagged Conservatives, Democrats, Republicans, Barack Obama, midterm election, 2014 midterm election, Senate, Mark Begich, Al Franken, Chris Coons, Democratic stronghold, Jeff Merkley, Mary Landrieu, David Vitter, Republican candidate, reelections, Democratic Senators, Steve Daines, John Bohlinger, Max Baucus, Terri Lynn Land, liberal media
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This year’s midterm election represents two realities. The first is that Barack Obama, the candidate, will never appear on a ballot anywhere in this country again. The second, is that Barack Obama, the President, has raised the ire of so many to such fever pitch, …