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Fender Flare Instillation
I just bought OE fender flares for a 2003 suburban on Ebay. No attachment clips were included. What kind do I use and where can I get them?
10-15-2008, 09:00 PM #2Welcome to the site!! I've never installed fender flares myself, but I found these instructions for OE-style fender flares by Bushwacker: Bushwacker Installation Instructions. Looks like you should have some type of "screw-like" fasteners to attach the flares to the underside of your wheel well. Hope that helps!
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J Bettis 5pts You mean like Corvette owners having Tom Selleck moustaches? Or Caprice Classics or Crown Vics or Old F150s squeaking when makes turns?Or Volvo owners never reprinting or waxing? Or modern Asian steel rusting in THIS day and age or rust prevention?Or every high school guy driving a Z71 down here with Salt Life or Mossy Oak or Browning Buck on their back glass?Or New Dodge Charger owners rolling on 22" plus?Or Towncar owners keeping OEM wheels?Or Subaru owners loving bumper/tailgate/window stickers?
ewrg 5pts Audi: know good cars and have the money for them BMW, Merc: do not know good cars but have the money for them American brands: do not know good cars and do not have the money for them Japanese brands: know good cars but do not have the money for them Korean or other low-end brands: do not have money, never bothered to learn about good cars
bbbrad567 5pts So anybody who can't buy a European car is to cheap/poor to afford a European car? Correct me if I'm wrong, but there's not a significant price gap between the different nationalities
USA 5pts Correct. But 300hp/26mpg is not that great anymore. Hello 305hp/31mpg V6 from who - Ford! 323hp/30mpg V6 from Chevy and 305/31 from Dodge as well. Plus, the newest offerings from American automakers are much more sophisticated than in recent years. I'd much rather own a stang/camaro/challenger or even a charger than a BMW (overrated btw - although I will say the M cars are excellent).
JB 5pts I love trucks, but I've gone to the best schools, not from the south or trailer park, get paid more than anyone else I know that's my age, and just think I like to keep it real with a truck. I like BMWs, but I'm seeing them more commonly among yuppies and am kind of saddened you enjoy them too with your comment.
JB 5pts LOL I would want the 60-70 vintage pony cars, but I'm in my early 20s and just think cars aren't made the same.. Maybe I'm the exception as the girl who doesn't have any of those problems listed?
Flygirl 5pts Here is my opinion that is based on ownership of these cars... Ford mustang black GT... (new style) husband (educated -mid life crisis?) - junk 32k car! Had to be repainted when it was less than a year old and had to have rust fixed. Multiple Chevy coupes - me as a college kid. Hyundai Santa Fe- me right out of school needing something that I could pack my kyacks on top of and not break the bank to drive. Typically someone that wants a newer car without spending a ton of cash. Volvo C30 - me- perfect car. Fast (140mph- not joking) reliable, fun to drive, turbo 6 speed, safe. Starving pilot working in IT. Not boring. Willing to bet that anyone that posted negative things about Volvo hasn't driven any of the newer models. Volvo owners are surprising and fun!
Satan 5pts This is actually the closest to reality than any post here. You should expect personalized hatred for disagreeing with the authoritative experts in this thread ... It seems to be an American phenomenon: a majority that paradoxically believes to be intellectually above average and gifted; possibly out of a false sense of esteem that when questioned produces animalistic levels of hatred and prejudice.
gavinw35 5pts I'm going to comment on luxury brands only... so here we go don't judge too hard. Mercedes: if its the c class then its some private high school girl or guy who blacks out his tail lights and constantly talks about himself... if its the e class or ml then its 30-40 y/o who has done well but constantly wishes they had the money for the s class, gl, or the e63 amg... as for the s class its going to be a republican who is a doctor, lawyer, or CEO who loves to play golf.. mostly classy but judged quickly.the Gl is mostly the s class drivers wive. BMW: the 335 and x3 are same as Mercedes c class.. the x5 is for the soccer mom who doesn't want the full sized escalade but wants to fit in with the other wives at the country club or private school. The 5 series are the people who really just bought it because it makes them look good and rich but are usually in debt or got the car used and can barely pay for the maintenance. Now the 7 series... usually the CEOs wife with one kid maybe two who refused to drive a mom car at risk of looking old. And the 6 series... usually new money who don't know what a real sports car is but saw the price tag and Sid this will make me look good... Jaguar... if its the s-type that the owner paid full price for at new then its most likely a classy business owner who likes sportiness but loves classic styling and loves saying I've got a jaaaag. Now the used s type owner got the car dirt cheap so they could feel rich and really over use the I've got a jaaag line... the Xj are classy older people who appriciate sportiness luxury and don't follow the pack.. they want to stand out in the country club valet. The XF owner wants speed and to impress everyone with the air vents and drive selector and will be very happy when all the neighbors drive by in their BMW wishing they had gotten the jaguar in their driveway. Range rover: younger generation who has money and wants to make an impression. Once they buy one they will never go back... Porsche: new money and wants to show it. They buy for the name not the car itself and really wish they could afford the step up to Aston martin or Ferrari. Maserati: wants to stand out and is a true enthusiast they want a sports car look and a luxury sedan interior. Bently: often classy knows they have done well and want to be reminded every time they get in the car. Well that's all for now let me know how bad I did lol
mikeymax 5pts Well, I own a 2011 BMW M3 and a 2011 Ford F-150 Supercrew. What does that make me? LOL @ some of the comments here...
I6TT 5pts BMW doesn't make a V6. Inline 6 that puts out 300hp and gets 26mpg maybe thats what you were thinking.
I 5pts There are many trucks that are way more expensive than a BMW. I feel like most people driving BMWs are spoiled girls or young guys that are in fact cocks and feel like there V6 BMW is the fastest thing on the earth. That's just what I've seen.
I 5pts I feel like if you own a Mustang you are almost expected to hate Camaros and vice versa. As far as I've seen for the most part it's true. Also the same way with F-150 and Silverado Going up in a small town most of the die hard Chevy fans are complete red necks and won't give any other brand a chance. Loyal but ignorant. Not saying there aren't Ford guys that do the same thing just more common of Chevy guys in my experience.
mackman56 5pts This is my view. I am aware that it may not be fair. But is an opinion. Chrysler has good designs, but their cars fall apart. Then pretend to be a luxury brand, but they are not and never will be.
Dreadnaught 5pts Thanks and congratulations on reaping the rewards of your hard work. Supercharged, eh? Interesting. Cars are fun and a joy. I didn't have much of a crisis when I collected models, etc. when I was 10 years old either! BUT I must be unedumacated: I mispelled collar not once, but twice!!!! (See above) Doh! Nice to see somebody else who's not dwelling in their misery rather than working to do something about it. If I cried and bitched at others who had cars I wanted, I'd probably still be riding a bus... If not sleeping in one! Seeing successful people driving nice cars inspired me to WORK my RRs off and get back on my feet.
rebel19 5pts Porsche - I have never seen someone get out of one that wasnt a complete cock Toyota - Driving is a chore and the owner want some thing to get them from a to boring
ryandarr1979 5pts I loved my 2004 Mazda 6s. That is until, at 60k the rear quarter started rusting at the wheel well and the transmission started slipping at 65k and a broken lower right back seat bolster, which Mazda said was normal wear and tear. Other than those issues, was a great car and got a ton of complements on it. it was silver with black leather, sport package/grand touring package, bose, moonroof, xenons, heated leather seats, you name it. Bought it in 06 with 24k for $15k. and had a sticker just under $29k new. Awesome deal.
ryandarr1979 5pts I agree with you almost completely. I have worked very hard to get where I am in life, and proud to own an 03 Porsche 911 supercharged with 480hp. Along with a wonderful wife, and a house I own, I feel I am doing okay for 32 years old. I dont have self esteem or insecurity issues, and no midlife crisis to hang over me. I am also pretty happy with my "endowment" lol. That said, its pretty cool to drive a car thats very fun, and a nice bonus when people want to talk to me about my car all the time at the store, gas stations, parking lots etc. i dont drive it beause I want to be noticed. I drive it because of the giant smile it puts on my face. if anyone wants to stereotype me, thats fine, I dont give a rat's ass.
Dreadnaught 5pts Exotic (or just expensive European) car owners: mid-life crisis with small weenies. Pick-up truck owners: red necks Rice burners: below 30 years of age and/or Asian or Hispanic American muscle: blue color, not too well educated, damn near a red neck! Rolls Royce, Bentley or Aston Martin (more specific expensive European): elitists Those are the typical comments I hear from various walks of life (or low life!). Granted there are some who buy exotic cars, etc. because of mid-life crisis. I have heard strangers comment that I must have a mid-life crisis, etc. because I have a collection of 7 cars (including 3 R8s). Never mind that I have model cars, framed automobile related pictures and prints hanging from my walls, as well as magazines and books scattered all over my home... I also have a Boss 302 Laguna Seca, so I must be an uneducated blue color, ditch digging, elitist, suffering from a mid-life crisis with a poor excuse of an appendage hanging between my legs. This would make a good comedy skit, or reality TV show! Jay Leno, Jerry Seinfeld, Ralph Lauren & Steve McQueen all must have (or had) their own mid-life crisis and are terribly endowed. There just may happen to be car enthusiasts out there who enjoy reading car magazines and websites, collecting models and, if fortunate enough to afford it, own some real life cool cars. Don't criticize those who have, because you do not and wish you had and would be running around in a Ferrari if you could (By the way, I don't care to own a Ferrari, unless, perhaps it had a crate Corvette engine dropped in it). I am looking forward to reading what dribble the "haters" who are truly the ones with crisis in their lives, thoughts are! By the way, I worked two jobs and did not even own a working car 6-7 yrs ago, as my 1996 Taurus engine froze up and I could not afford to fix it... So I rode buses to work.
dcn2112 5pts Toyota: Bland and boring. Bought by people who usually know nothing about cars but bought one because they are led to believe that they are reliable and green. BMW: Overrated...... Audi: Rich people who hate BMWs and like LED headlights. People who are willing to may more for a VW. Mercedes: Rich old people and snobs. Lambo: Really rich people who just want to show off. Ford: Die hard Americans that are very loyal. Usually hate chevys. Chevy: Die hard Americans that are very very loyal. Usually hate fords. Dodge: Americans that don't like chevy or ford so they buy one of these. Rednecks.... Porsche: Spent over 100 grand for a car that can get smoked by something half its price. Honda: Loyal people that think that hondas are the greatest things on Earth. Lexus: See Toyota except rich. Hummer: Rapper wannabes that blast the bass so loud it hurts your eardrums with every thump. 16 year old spoiled girls that got one from her daddy. Acura: Bland and pointless. Subaru: Liberals, gays, treehuggers, and outdoors people. Ferrari: Showoffs. Buick: Old people. Cadillac: Americans that like luxury but hate European and Japanese brands. Fiat: Someone who has no taste in cars. Rolls Royce: Really really rich snob. Bugatti: Really really really really really rich snob that could have spent all that money on charity AND still have enough money to buy a couple of ferraris.
xcuseme96 5pts Luxury and performance edition. Rolls Royce -- Ultimate status for ultimate bankroll. Hoping you'll forget that the underpinnings are still come from BMW. When you want to make a statement without actually saying anything. Bentley -- Slowly trying to distance themselves from RR. Trying to establish a performance niche in the ultra luxury market. Porshe -- Once for people who loved the performance and quirkiness of a rearmounted flat 6. Now branching out to look for status among the people. Have sacrificed some of their heart for some of your wallet with offerings like the Panamera and Cayenne. Ferrari -- Itallian performance with silky design. Channels heritage and history in every vehicle. Lamborghini -- Ferrari performance with foward thinking styling. Aston Martin -- Classy alternative to porsche. Relied heavily on Ford in the last 15 years, now free to experiment. Fringe vehicles are just that fringe vehicles. Exclusivity is a selling point to a small, small, group of consumers.
Tina_Dang 5pts Hmmm, I would rather hang out with the Bimmer guy. He obviously has more money (better dates and much better institutions) and likely doesn't have a mullet or an El Camino and a bathtub parked across his lawn. Who wants to blow sh*t up?
confused about your sexuality 5pts A full size D3 truck ain't 60 grand. If you trick it out the ying yang, i can see it hit that. But a full size D3 truck ain't 60 g's. Beemer 5 series are about 60 g's...and that's starting price.
Fish 5pts *All Japanese Brand owners - ... to cheap / can't afford European Brands; scared of American Brands (believe in Japanese quality) *All American Brands - to cheap / can't afford Japanese nor European Brands; believes in made in the U.S.A. (buy American and Americans benefit...) * All European Brand owners - believe they have 'made it' to the top... (status) *All Korean Brand owners - to cheap / can't afford American, Japanese, nor European Brands; 'gonna need AAA at some point..."
Jimbo 5pts I'd still take a 3 series over an A4, but an A6 over the new 5'er. All of the big 3 German brands are overpriced for what you get, that's just the way it is.
longtimeMTreader 5pts Yeah, I used to work with a girl who had a VW New Beetle. She didn't believe me at first that VW was founded by the Nazi's. I had to show her cited evidence on my phone that it was. I ended up teasing her the rest of the time we worked together about it. Right before she quit and focused on her other job (as a stripper), she gave the car to her mom and she now drives a certain GM vehicle that was made for over two decades at a certain assembly plant in Lordstown, Ohio.
l8terg8ter 5pts I would agree with the last gen A4 and Jetta, but with the current gen, it makes all the sense to get an A4 over the Jetta
X-Audi Salesman 5pts Audi is an expensive VW.. and honestly.. not worth it.. Why Pay 30+ for an A4, when you can just get a Jetta..?
euroguy 5pts LOL! I love how BMW still retains its cock status in the US. In the UK the crown for cockdom was passed to Audi ever since they came up with their flashy LED lights. Either way, there is no getting around the Yeeeeehhhaaaaaaaa redneck image cast by many american cars. Its a shame because I really like the performance and looks of the challenger and camaro and mustang, but I could never own one and still be taken seriously...
aidan scott 5pts Crap that posted, this is supposed to be an anger management exercise I created by typing my thought towards a nasty comment and the sitting back and reading it, and then I erase it. I must have accidental hit the post button on my screen, sorry.
cvguy 5pts I'll pick the BMW guys... Better beer, fewer cold sores on the girls hanging around, and access to and use of internal plumbing outweighs the "fun" of blowing shit up. Plus no matter what those lifted truck Hillbillies claim...burning crosses don't supply much warmth.
TTR 5pts Umm, Audi is definitely not a cheaper car than MB or BMW, nor is it viewed that way by most people. Audi is just as good or better in some cases than the other two Germans. After that comment I knew the rest of your post would be inaccurate, which it was.
aidan scoty 5pts Agreed 100%, watch for 1996impala and Joe skeptical, they hate on we anti-stereotype people, and claim to know it all when they are really ill-educated in the way of there morals.
aidan scott 5pts I'm taking this seriously because I live incapacitated redness anti-African-American town and of course Ivan African-American. So you are quick to judge and you call me childish when you as far as to type a sound effect? And the grammar errors are because this is typed on a smart phone. So what I'm venting, most people do, like you just did, you had no reason to say that other than to boast your non existent intelligence.
TTR 5pts There is no way in bloody hell a Trailblazer SS will keep pace with an SRT Jeep. What are you smoking? Your 5.9L would probably keep up with a Trailblazer SS. Do some research bro.
aidan scotg 5pts Ha, you think you know about racism. I'm African American and I have to deal with racism every day on the radio just because rappers drop the n word in there songs all the time and I have to change the station. Next time you and Joe decide to crap on an anti racism person, go check your morals because they are wrong. So the both of you can take your words and eat them. Also the grammer thing is because I am doing this on a touch screen phone on a tiny touched, so if you are so anti racist why are you do quick to judge?
HEMI 5.7 5pts We all know the stereotype of hill billy's driving Ford's, Chevy's, and Dodge's. The stereotype that is much worse than all of these, and also true, is that people who buy BMW's are "cock's". All of them use those stupid mobile phone ear pieces and/or wear Oakley sunglasses. Put it this way, would you rather hang out with the person that has to win at everything and will be really angry if he doesn't (BMW), or a good old boy that likes to have a good time and maybe blow up something in the process. You decide
masermanjem 5pts I just heard a good one on Top Gear, "Terrorists are the only ones that buy Toyota trucks"
Paladin 5pts Now Thats a funny reply!! Actually, that response was for Raizor,but it's not important. That's how its done!! Good show!
cvguy 5pts 60-70 vintage Pony Cars...Middle aged guys who haven't had decent sex in years...would rather set around with their guy friends bench racing and talking about how great High School (the highpoint of their lives) was while drinking Malibu Rum based drinks and trying desperately to not think they are closer to death than birth. Any 80's-90's Trans Am or Camaro...Straight up Pedophiles and street walker customers.
cvguy 5pts All Lifted trucks, Domestic SUV's....Uneducated, but have a little money., Watch a LOT of FOX NEWS, Never Question A Republican Administration, Love war but rarely have served, usually blue collar racists who's small business did ok during the Boom years. Love Unions Hate People who drive imports and Immigrants. All Hybrids and electrics, base 3-Series BMW, C-Class MB, Volvo's, most import SUV's...Watch a LOT of MSNBC, Never Question a Democratic Administration, Love War so long as it is a "Good" war but still haven't served, Usually undergraduates but stuck in a dead end career for a Non-Profit or work for the Government. Love Unions...loathe people who drive Domestics and Mid-Western White folks. Cadillacs...Retired General Doctors. Play lots of golf, wife has way too much jewelry and she tries to wear it all at once. Smell of Old Spice and White Shoulders.. S-Class Mercedes, A8 Audi's, 7-Series BMWs, Bentley GT's, Porsche 911s...Entertainment Accountants, Plastic Surgeons, high level Lawyers, Corporate CEO's,.. Don't watch TV, Contribute to whichever candidate will best serve their agenda, Love War as it boosts their their Lockheed Martin portfolio, expense accounts at The Ivy but lousy tippers at Valet, Mistress drives a Boxster. Base Boxsters, Audi TT Convertibles, 3-Series Convertibles, Mercedes SLK's...Mistresses of the guys driving the S-Classes, etc...^ Corvettes...Over 50, close to 60 actually, Retired or close too it, usually Own a ridicules Harley as well. Even though wife has nice fake D's, a tummy tuck and occasionally swings...they are still Prone to cruising by Junior Colleges and High Schools. Pedo Bear Approved. Any Italian Exotic...Know exactly how much to tip every valet in town so they get the #1 spot, wear Rolex because their friends would not recognize, and therefore not be impressed by a Zenith. Rev motor for no apparent reason at red lights, and are prone to driving in 1st gear so everyone will be sure to notice them. Never drive the car more than 1000 miles a year...usually between their house and their expense account stops. Not really car enthusiasts, more interested in the effect the car has on tourists and Slavic girls fresh off the boat. 5 minute men at best. In Short...real Douchebags. Honda-Toyota-Nissan...boring people, drones, lemmings...like the first two listing but less offensive as they are usually too milk toaste to loathe anyone...think their kids are the saviors of the future, but more than likely are going to end up B students with a bachelor of arts degree and a banal uninteresting life just like their parents.


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Any argument that traveling gets called more often in college is invalid. And guys travel like 50x more.
I realize I'm putting this here for you to read... but please, don't talk about it.
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Thomas Robinson traveled at least three times in the first half and none got called. And that's just one guy in one half.
And by the way if you liked those two games today and you don't like the NBA you're retarded. 3/4 teams ran iso based offenses, man defense/ match up zones and let their athletes run in the open court. Kentucky is basically an NBA team. They all just do everything a little bit worse.
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Professor Harry Gruener was quoted in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette on how the poppular TV program "Mad Men" mischaracterizes the history of divorce in New York:
In the early 1960s, the post-Camelot era in which "Mad Men" is set, amicable couples had to participate in a charade before the court. Often, husband and wife had to pretend to have participated in bad behaviors such as adultery, physical or psychological abuse in order to "prove" grounds for divorce. Naturally, the court cast a dim view on these false testimonies, but it was the only way to have the divorce granted. "If both didn't want to have 'grounds,' it was denied. How stupid was that?" said Harry Gruener, who heads the Family Law Clinic at the University of Pittsburgh School of Law.Link
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Federation assists home's storm-tossed employees
At the campus are, from left, Monte and Linda Block of East Brunswick, campus CEO Susan Harris, and federation president Seth Gross. The Blocks are longtime leaders in the Middlesex federation, and Monte is Wilf campus president.
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January 14, 2013
Employees of the Oscar and Ella Wilf Campus for Senior Living in Somerset, who suffered devastating losses after Hurricane Sandy, have received help from the Jewish Federation of Greater Middlesex County.
After hearing of the loss of homes and property, federation donated $1,700 in gift cards to be distributed to employees. The cards were donated to federation as part of its Hurricane Sandy Relief Fund, which also brought in more than $52,000 in monetary donations.
"The dedicated employees of the Wilf campus spend their days taking care of the most vulnerable members of our community," said federation executive director Gerrie Bamira. "When we discovered that these workers themselves were devastated by the effects of Hurricane Sandy, we were glad to have the opportunity to provide them with some relief."
Campus CEO Susan Harris told NJJN that "a number of our employees got creamed" by Sandy, losing cars, homes, and possessions. She said the federation had reached out to her and called the gifts "wonderful."
"All these affected people live in or near the Middlesex federation area, mostly Keansburg and Sayreville," she said. "That whole area just got decimated. One of our employee's family actually had to be rescued from their attic."
Harris said she was impressed by the staff's commitment to the elderly residents they cared for throughout the crisis and their response to adversity.
"They came to work with smiles on their faces," she said. "I don't know that I could do this. Here they were caring for older folks despite what was going on in their own lives."
When Harris's search for hotel rooms for employees with nowhere to go proved fruitless, she said, the campus allowed some employees and their families to stay at the facility for several days, providing them with meals.
Among them was Kelly Bell, a nurse at the facility for almost nine years, who told NJJN that her Keansburg home was destroyed by flooding. "It's still standing there, but it's been condemned and everything in it has been destroyed," she said.
Even worse, said Bell, a single mother of a nine-year-old daughter, is that she had bought the home —the first she has ever owned — only six months before the storm.
After spending four days at the campus, mother and daughter moved in with friends and are currently sleeping on couches in her uncle's home.
"It's quite devastating for me and is really devastating for my daughter," said Bell. "FEMA gave everybody who lost a home two months' rent and offered hotel rooms that really weren't available. I felt completely lost until, thank God, these kind people here took me under their wing. They helped put me in touch with the people I needed to be in touch with and were mentally and physically supportive."
She said the facility not only continued to provide her with meals when she was on duty, but would send food home for her and her daughter and provide her with gas money. Additionally, the families of residents continually offered her support.
"I spent the first few weeks crying, I was so grateful," said Bell. "I can't even say how much it helped. It really took off some of the pressure and stress."
But, it was the federation gift cards that proved most meaningful to her daughter .
"My daughter lost all her toys," said Bell. "Around Christmastime it helped replace some of the things she lost."
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The U.S. Small Business Administration is offering loans to homeowners and businesses affected by Hurricane Sandy.
Businesses and nonprofits of any size may apply for up to $2 million for physical property losses, real estate, machinery, and equipment, inventory, and other business assets. Small businesses and most private nonprofits may apply for up to $2 million for economic injury to meet working capital needs (no physical damages necessary to qualify).
Interest rates are as low as 3 percent for nonprofit organizations, 4 percent for businesses of any size; loan repayment terms are up to 30 years.
SBA also offers federal disaster loans to homeowners and renters for disaster-related losses: up to $200,000 for real property (homeowners), up to $40,000 for personal property (homeowners and renters). Interest rates are as low as 1.688 percent, with repayment terms up to 30 years.
(Individuals unable to qualify for an SBA loan may be referred to FEMA for additional grant assistance.) The deadline for loan applications has been extended until Jan. 30.
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Voting to Save Pork Programs Doesn't Save Allen West
Written by Tad DeHaven, a budget analyst at the Cato Institute. Posted with permission from Cato @ Liberty.
House freshman Allen West (R-FL) – a tea party and Fox News favorite – finally conceded defeat to his Democratic opponent on Tuesday. According to a Politico article, "The congressman's unexpected loss left his advisers, donors and legion of tea party fans searching for answers."
Here's one answer: West's hypocritical votes in favor of federal programs that inappropriately subsidize local concerns apparently didn't buy him goodwill from voters. I'm referring to West's votes earlier this year to save the Community Development Block Grant program and the Economic Development Administration, which I previously discussed:
New report highlights wasteful spending from Congress
It may not sound like a lot of money when compared to the $1 trillion budget deficit this year, but a new report released today by Sen. Tom Coburn (R-OK) indentifies 100 projects representing $18.9 billion in wasteful spending approved by Congress in the last fiscal year, the National Journal reports:
As part of an annual "Wastebook" he released [Tuesday], the Oklahoma Republican identified 100 government-backed projects, including a $300,000 effort to promote caviar consumption, that he says highlight the spend-happy nature of Congress at a time Americans are "struggling just to put the basics on the family dinner table." Combined, the projects total $18.9 billion in what Coburn sees as excess spending.
"How many nutritious school lunches could have been served with the $1.8 million in financial assistance provided to cupcake specialty shops?," Coburn asks in a letter at the start of the report.
The report derides initiatives from all branches of government, including some increased food stamp benefits for recipients that use medical marijuana, a NASA program designed to research proper food and drink for an unscheduled future mission to Mars and a $32,000 project to recreate a historic street out of Legos.
Coburn also calls out his colleagues for failing to address enough legislation, citing the statistic that they are on track to be the least productive legislature in history. The cost of their inactivity? $132 million, according to the report.
House Appropriations Chairman Hal Rogers on the Budget
Written by Tad DeHaven, a budget analyst at the Cato Institute. Posted with permission from Cato @ Liberty.
Following the House's passage of a six-month continuing resolution last week (my comments on the CR here), House Appropriations Committee Chairman Hal Rogers (R-KY) chatted about fiscal policy with a couple of reporters on C-SPAN. The interview did nothing to change my 2010 opinion that the House leadership handing Rogers the chairman's gavel was "about as inspiring as re-heated meatloaf."
While Rogers is correct that domestic discretionary spending represents a relatively small share of total spending (approximately 12 percent) and that entitlement spending is the bigger problem, his comment that "we've just about reached the bottom of the barrel" on such spending is a stretch. Domestic discretionary spending has dropped, but after a sizeable increase during the 2000s. And arguably more important than the dollar amount this category represents are the activities being funded. For example, the federal government shouldn't be spending a dime on the Department of Education, which is mostly discretionary spending.
Earmarks are making a comeback in Congress
It's not surprise that there are some House Republicans that want to bring back earmarks. Early last month, some in the caucus made it known that they want to end the moratorium on earmarks. But the push seems to have received more momentum as more House Republicans are making it publicly know that they want to bring earmarks, which Rep. Jeff Flake (R-AZ) once called the "currency of corruption," back into practice:
A group of Republicans is working on a game plan aimed at lifting the House ban on earmarks early next year.
While the frustrated GOP lawmakers concede that eradicating the ban is not going to happen this Congress, they have become more outspoken in recent weeks and months. Their goal is to change the House's policy in 2013.
Conservative Rep. John Culberson (Texas) is the most recent GOP lawmaker to publicly push back against the ban that was formally adopted when Republicans took control of the House in 2011.Culberson, the chairman of a military-construction appropriations panel, expressed exasperation earlier this week that he can't expedite the expansion of a governmental military facility in Ohio, which is now slated for 2016.
"In light of new security threats to our country and our allies, expansion of [the Foreign Materials Exploitation Lab] is desperately needed now. And because of the earmark ban, I can't move it … it's just nuts," Culberson told The Hill.
Culberson says he's been "pounding" the leadership to move on the reforms, as well as "educating" his colleagues on the "urgency" of the situation.
Club for Growth releases the "Dick Lugar Pork Book"
The Club for Growth has been targeting big government Republicans for years, so endorsing Sen. Dick Lugar's more fiscally conservative opponent, Richard Mourdock, was expected. But they've been hitting the Washington veteran especially hard recently, especially now that Mourdock is in striking distance.
Earlier this week, the Club for Growth made a signficant buy for an ad that ties Lugar to the $15 trillion national debt and slams him for backing the Wall Street bailout, gas and payroll tax hikes, and opposing spending cuts. And they're not stopping there.
Yesterday, the Club for Growth released a detailed report showing some of the earmarks that Sen. Lugar has supported and the dollar amounts of pork that he has managed to take home to Indiana. The Club for Growth also points out that Lugar has showed little interest in reforming the earmark process and has voted against a ban on earmarking.
Lifestyles of the rich and famous
All over the nation, people are "occupying" various cities and destinations. They're angry over a lot of things, but one thing that I agree with them on is bailouts of banks. Many in the occupy movement argue correctly that taxpayer dollars shouldn't be used to make the wealthy even wealthier.
Of course, I would love to get their take on this tidbit:
Wealthy celebrities including Bruce Springsteen, Jon Bon Jovi, Quincy Jones and Ted Turner have received federal subsidies, according to "Subsidies of the Rich and Famous," a new report from the office of Oklahoma Republican Senator Tom Coburn.
The Government Accountability Office (GAO) identified several individuals receiving farm payments "whose professions had nothing to do with farming or agricultur[e]," says the report. These individuals include real-estate developer Maurice Wilder, a "part-owner of a professional sports franchise [who] received total of more than $200,000 in farm program payments in 2003, 2004, 2005, and 2006."
The report also says millionaires Jon Bon Jovi, Bruce Springsteen and Ted Turner have collected farm subsidies.
"These individuals include Scottie Pippen and Ted Turner, respectively. Millionaires also receive state tax breaks on farm land. For example, Jon Bon Jovi paid property taxes of only $100 last year on his extensive real estate holdings in New Jersey that he uses to raise bees. At the same time, Bruce Springsteen received farm subsidies because he leases his property to an organic farmer," the report explains.
Mark Levin backs a big government Republican in Utah
With Rep. Jason Chaffetz, a better, more consistent conservative, eyeing what would be a high-profile primary campaign, Sen. Orrin Hatch recently rolled out an endorsement from talk show host Mark Levin:
Hatch's campaign promoted the endorsement of Levin, a dyed-in-the-wool conservative radio talk show host who's shown a willingness to go after the Republican establishment.
"It would be a sad place in the Senate if we knocked you off in the Republican system in Utah," Levin said last night on his radio show, on which Hatch was a guest. "What's crucial going forward is that we stop the president's agenda, take back the United States Senate, and I feel that you would be … a terrific elder statesman to a lot of these other young guys who I'm going to be pushing in these other states."
Hatch has been gearing up for a tough primary battle for renomination heading into his reelection effort next fall. He's pivoted to tackle some of conservatives' pet issues even more aggressively, in part to help stave off a challenge.
Yep, because the type of Senator needed to fight President Barack Obama's agenda is one that supported the TARP bailouts, wallet-busting budgets, debt limit increases, bailouts for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, expanding Medicare through an expensive prescription drug benefit, wasteful pork projects and No Child Left Behind. [/sarcasm]
Let's face it. Levin is a fraud. He always has been. Yeah, he talks a good game, but when it comes to electing actual believers in limited government, Levin can be found backing the statists that caused our problems.
Passing the buck not a bad idea
With the federal budget an absolute wreck, maybe it's time for the government to ignore Harry Truman for a moment and pass the buck. Almost literally.
The left typically argues that an act is moral. The right often argues that the same act is unconstitutional. However, we can't pay for it regardless. So why not pass these programs back to the states to handle. Let individual states determine of they want to pay for farm subsidies that pay up to $40,000 per year whether a farmer grows a crop or not. Let the states determine if they want to pay for someone to sit and home and crank out kids. Let the states make that determination.
If these programs are so morally right, they will continue on. Some states won't, but then we'll have comparisons as to whether they work or not. The answers will finally be clear and the nation can move on. Yes, proponents of various measures will have to battle in 50 assemblies, rather than just one, but grass roots organizations don't seem to have a problem with that to much.
The constitutional argument becomes null and void since state constitutions are generally easy to amend. A simple vote and POOF! New amendment. Will there be battles over that? Absolutely. However, things shouldn't change without a fight. All sides need to be discussed ad naseum so that people have an idea what they're in for.
By moving much of this to the state level, states can determine if they need a given program and, if so, perhaps target it better. Not only that, but people who disagree with a programs vehemently enough can always relocate to another state. It's not easy to find another country. However, those who leave a state will also make it clear how they feel about the results of those programs and the taxes that accompany them.
Personally, I think it's worth a try.
Rep. Jerrold Nadler: CAGW's Porker of the Month for Feb. 2011
Jeff Flake for United States Senate
As expected, Rep. Jeff Flake (R-AZ), one of the most fiscally conservate members of the House, has announced a bid for the Senate seat left open by the retirement of Sen. Jon Kyl (R-AZ):
Rep. Jeff Flake, R-Ariz., will announce Monday that he will run for the U.S. Senate being vacated by Sen. Jon Kyl, a source has told The Arizona Republic.
Flake, who was first elected to Congress in 2000, has long expressed interest in running for the Senate. He will make it official at an 8 a.m. news conference at the same Phoenix hotel where Kyl on Thursday announced that he will retire when his current term ends in January 2013.
Flake's decision to run for the Senate is sure to rev up Republican competition for his GOP-heavy congressional district. He's also expected to have plenty of competition in the Senate primary.
There are others that are considering a bid, possibly even other House members from the state. According to The Arizona Republic, other potential candidates include Reps. Trent Franks and Ed Pastor, "former U.S. Rep. J.D. Hayworth, former state Attorney General Grant Woods, former Transportation Secretary Mary Peters, former state Treasurer Dean Martin, Maricopa County Supervisor Andy Kunasek and Pinal County Sheriff Paul Babeu."
Flake has already been endorsed by the Club for Growth, which has long supported Flake's efforts to curb pork spending in Congress:


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SOUTH HILL, VIRGINIA -- I've read a ton of negative reviews regarding Affordable Dentures, and I was scared to go because of these reviews, but like most of us, I don't have a billion extra dollars to go to a "normal" dentist. I first went to the branch in Colfax, NC (because that office is close to home) a couple of times for some extractions. My experience there was very poor and I don't recommend it. I had to get extensive extractions and so started researching on the web for an Affordable Denture office that had good reviews. The only one I found was in South Hill, VA, so I decided to give it a shot.
I am so incredibly grateful to have found them. The entire office staff were pleasant and kind. Dr. Smith was extremely compassionate, caring and fast! He was very skilled. He actually gave me a suggestion that ending up costing less money than what I was intending to spend. I had 6 teeth extracted and a partial on the same day and it was all done with professionalism and compassion. And my new teeth look wonderful. If you need to have denture work or extractions go here, even if it's a commute - I drove 2.5 hours to get there, and I'll do it again happily. A lot of these places are more like butcher houses than professional medical facilities, but they are all individually operated, and I will recommend this office to everyone.
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OTTAWA, Aug 29 (Reuters) - Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper on Thursday disputed claims by his country's leading wireless companies that his government's telecommunications rules give unfair advantages to foreign players like Verizon Communications Inc.
Canada's three biggest wireless companies - Rogers Communications, BCE Inc and Telus Corp - are asking the Conservative government to rethink its rules for next January's auction of wireless spectrum, saying the playing field is slanted in favor of a Verizon.
Verizon had signaled a tentative interest in entering the Canadian market, but there is speculation more recently that its interest is waning, reinforced on Thursday when Vodafone Group Plc said it was in talks with Verizon to sell its stake in Verizon Wireless, the No. 1 U.S. mobile carrier. .
"The reality of the situation here is there is no special rule or special loopholes for foreign companies," Harper told reporters in Toronto.
"There are rules that assist all new entrants, whether they be Canadian or foreign, to enter the marketplace and provide competition that will be in the interest of Canadian consumers," he said.
Under rules the government says are designed to increase competition and drive down prices for consumers, new entrants can bid in the auction for two of four prime blocks of the spectrum that wireless companies need to operate mobile services, while the existing big players can bid for only one block apiece.
The three incumbents, which cater to 90 percent of the market, have launched an advertising blitz to sway public opinion. While they favor competition, they say, the new rules were drafted with smaller firms in mind, and Verizon is bigger than the three of them combined.
If Ottawa lends a hand to Verizon to enter Canada, they say, the Canadian players could be forced to cut jobs and trim mobile phone coverage in rural areas.
One full-page newspaper ad this week compared the country's airwaves to precious natural resources: "If the government let a giant foreign corporation buy up half of Canada's water, you would be outraged," it said, with a photograph of a lake and mountains. It went on to say foreign corporations were getting "special treatment."
Harper and the minister overseeing telecoms policy, Industry Minister James Moore, have made it clear they won't budge as a Sept. 17 deadline looms for companies to register for the auction.
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Camarillo, Calif., Oct. 6, 2009 CSU Channel Islands (CI) has announced the second program of the Fall 2009 Chicana/o Speaker Series. Guest speaker, Dr. Ana Elizabeth Rosas of UC Irvine, will discuss her research on women and the Bracero program entitled, "Ourselves-Our Children: Responsibility and Respectability across the U.S.-Mexico Borderlands, 1942-1947."
The program, which is free and open to the public, will take place Tuesday, Oct. 13, from 3 to 5:00 p.m. in the John Spoor Broome Library Room 1360 on the CI campus. The series of programs is sponsored by the Chicana/o Studies program, in conjunction with the Center for Multicultural Engagement and is funded by the University's IRA (Instructionally Related Activities).
Dr. Rosas' research on women, the Bracero program and its legacy, from 1942 to today, demonstrates the ongoing impact the program has had on Chicano families. A by-product of the program, which allowed Mexican nationals to take temporary agricultural work in the United States, was the separation of the families of migrant workers. For a female migrant worker it meant the lengthy absence of a mother from her children, as she worked to send money back to her family. This resulted in many children resenting the mother's absence and feeling abandoned.
The separation of family members, some living and working in the United States and some living in their native countries; Mexico, Central or South America, has created serious emotional rifts within the families. It is a story of people living and working in one place with their hearts and lives in another.
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Dr. Rosas, born in Guadalajara, Mexico, but raised in South Central Los Angeles, focused her academic studies on Chicana/o history, comparative immigration, ethnicity, gender and race. She is currently working on a book on the Mexican immigrant experience and has won many prestigious awards and prizes, the most recent being a Ford Foundation Postdoctoral Fellowship.
Dr. Jose Alamillo, Associate Professor of Chicana/o Studies at CI, said that the speaker series, "Crossing Borders, Linking Communities in Chicana/o Studies" seeks to showcase CI's interdisciplinary research on transnational and transborder issues and create communication and connection among all communities.
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yo franko!<quoted text>The main thing is that the elected leader seems to have abused the system for his own gain .. similar to LIbya, didn't they discover Kadafi had 200 Billion dollars in assets in his own name??? HIs people could have had good lives, lived at levels comparable to any modern country such as Canada, USA or most European countries ... but they lived poor while he and his minions lived rich ... we complain about our government but in truth the abuses in the western world are small compared to many other countries of the world.
that could be part of it ... and ensuring that the system was abused for the solidification of the power and comfort of the Muslim Brotherhood faction.
But, the current unrest is the dis-satisfaction of the other segments of the Egyptian populace and political activists in being steam-rolled by Morsi, the Islamist-stacked parliament, and the constitution they developed; asserting that their voice in resolving various domestics issues was not being heard.
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Nov. 28, 2011-Feb 15, 2012 Egypt holds multistage, weekslong parliamentary elections. In the lawmaking lower house, the Muslim Brotherhood wins nearly half the seats, and ultraconservative Salafis take another quarter. The remainder goes to liberal, independent and secular politicians. In the largely powerless upper house, Islamists take nearly 90 percent of the seats.
Nov. 19 Members of liberal parties and representatives of Egypts churches withdraw from the 100-member assembly writing the constitution, protesting attempts by Islamists to impose their will.
Nov. 22 Morsi unilaterally decrees greater powers for himself, giving his decisions immunity from judicial review and barring the courts from dissolving the constituent assembly and the upper house of parliament. The move sparks days of protests.
Nov. 30 Islamists in the constituent assembly rush to complete the draft of the constitution. Morsi sets a Dec. 15 date for a referendum.
Dec. 15, Dec. 22 In the two-round referendum, Egyptians approve the constitution, with 63.8 percent voting in favor. Turnout is low.[while the Muslim Brotherhood turned out in sufficient numbers for the very 'favorable' vote]
and for brevity, I omitted physical attacks of Coptic Christians and secular activists and protesters by Islamists zealots.
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We know you may have seen this before, but we couldn't help ourselves. We wanted our readers to get a first look, at one of the coolest first dance's we've ever seen.
One poster at the Transformers forum Energon Pub has thrown herself an awesome Transformers themed wedding.
She goes by the name of Optimus Prime and has this to say about her wedding:
I created my Optimus and Elita-1 cake toppers myself using carved up Heroes of Cybertron figures along with FIMO and paint. Then at the reception the tables were divided up by different Autobots. Each Table setting had The Autobot on front and then the entire bio on the back. With TechSpecs info!
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110 bridesmaids!? Yep. Jill Stapleton, an Ohio lady who owns a dance studio asked her students to come and be a part of her wedding ceremony. The previous record was 90 bridesmaids. She broke it this past weekend, and here is the video to prove it.
"It's kind of a record. We were actually going away for a wedding, but this wedding day is more important to these little boys and girls that made my dreams come true," Jill said."We decided another fairy tale, and this is our dream wedding." Â
"It's kind of a record. We were actually going away for a wedding, but this wedding day is more important to these little boys and girls that made my dreams come true," Jill said."We decided another fairy tale, and this is our dream wedding."
Here are some of the recent SlimFast ads aimed at brides and brides-to-be. They're clever, but at what cost? I'm sure they can be quite offensive to some brides-to-be in the wedding planning stages for their big day. The ad touches on a sensitive subject, that of losing weight, which many brides (and grooms) try to do prior to the wedding day. What do you think? Clever nonetheless, but is it offensive? Or, is it lighthearted and funny?
When Dana & Tracey Hanna got married they wanted all their friends and family that couldn't be there to know about it right when it happened. Just prior to officially becoming husband and wife, Dana whips out his BlackBerry to update his Facebook status and to send it out on Twitter.
His Tweet was, "Standing at the altar with Tracy where just a second ago, she became my wife! Gotta go, time to kiss my bride. #weddingday"
I have a lot of family scattered around the country and we all use Facebook a lot to keep in touch. So when Tracy and I were engaged, most of my family found out via Facebook because we updated our statuses. I surprised not only my guests, but also Tracy by pulling out my phone and posting on Facebook and Twitter from the altar during out wedding. I had her phone ready in my pocket, so when she asked for it I could hand it to her. No one knew about this except the minister, and myself.
Weddings can be stressful, and after all the months of planning you've put into this thing, you deserve to have a little fun. Well, that's what this couple did. It seems they got their photographer to go on a journey with them to take some not-so-traditional photographs. Of course, the traditional photos are great for your photo albums, but so is being silly, which is something you'll never forget about your wedding day.
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