Hayden Collins's Blog – January 2012 Archive (5)

On this week’s “Hayden Collins Radio Show”, we’ll catch up on new energy and how it can help the local economy, and the “State of the Union” address and its proposals for…new energy and how it can help the economy… We’ll look at what’s going on in Atlanta from a Tea Party point of view, and talk to one of the Bartow County commissioner candidates.  Catch it all Sat, noon on WYXC, Newstalk 1270

There are some things you can prepare for, and some things you can’t.  Every year we prepare for hurricanes and storms, and get extra food and extra water.  Just before this past New Year’s, Rome, Georgia, took the brunt of a tornado with a lot of trees down, a lot of damage all over the place.  But they didn’t have to declare it a disaster area because Rome was a little prepared.  They had their CERT teams go out and help assess the damage, they had aerial photographs so they knew the range…

On this week’s show, we’ll take a look at the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly. Good: OMG has a new meaning: Obama Must Go.  Bad: the President’s job czar is creating jobs in … China?  Ugly: the economy is now in a dead heat with the cost of the debt.  Let’s see what the state Tea Party rep is going to bring, on this week’s “Hayden Collins Radio Show” Sat at noon on WYXC Newstalk 1270.

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January 11, 2012

Bartow County commissioner candidates discuss issues with Hayden Collins

Meet the patriots who have stepped forward to represent you as commissioner on “The Hayden Collin Radio Program”.  This week, patriot Mike Abernathy will introduce himself on the airwaves, and talk about the issues with Hayden Collins on Cartersville’s…

Looking ahead and moving forward

I don’t make New Year’s resolutions.  I have goals that go as far as my lifetime goes, and I don’t need to reset them every year.  Or every two months.

Recently our federal government took two months to pass tax cut legislation for 60 days, and called the result a tax break.  The money – from our taxes – that they wasted coming to that conclusion will never be recovered, and it was an exercise in futility.  The American public…