Native American Entrepreneur Chief James Billie: Epitomizes Value of Perseverance and Business Vision
Neal Asbury opened the show by questioning how former President Bill Clinton, with his history of indiscretions, can belittle the Tea Party movement. “It’s like Alice down the Rabbit Hole –everything is topsy turvy. Down is up and up is down. Except Alice is not in Wonderland, the American people are,” proposed Neal Asbury. Asbury noted that the perfect example of this is former Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel quitting so he can run for the... Read More
Founder and Champion of Native American Gaming and Creator of $39 Billion Industry: Seminole Chief James Billie
As the most powerful Native American leader of the past century, Chief James Billie of the Seminole Tribe is the man responsible for bringing casino gambling to the Seminole tribes through out America. Chief Billie takes pride in his heritage as a Seminole and is an expert at building palmetto-thatched chickees. His ring finger on his right hand is kept in a bottle in his pocket, a reminder of an ancient battle with an alligator. He is also an... Read More
Neal Asbury Live on Fox News Radio Rumble 9-28-10
“Fox & Friends” invited American entrepreneur, talk radio host, and author, Neal Asbury to appear for a third time on their Radio Rumble segment. Neal Asbury spoke with Gretchen Carlson during the “Radio Rumble” segment covering “Rahm Emanuel Running for Chicago Mayor” and comments given by Bill Clinton regarding the “Tea Party.” Neal was joined by Charles Ellison, talk radio host from Washington D.C. and Howie... Read More
Congressman Jason Chaffetz: Pledge for America will Restore Trust
Congressman Jason Chaffetz Vows that Republican Pledge for America will Restore Trust by American People in their Representatives. Neal Asbury opened the show by facetiously asking if his audience was celebrating the news from the National Bureau of Economic Research that the recession was over, and has been, for more than year. He wondered what the millions of unemployed think about the recession ending, especially after the news that the United... Read More
US Chamber’s Bruce Josten: Tea Party Could Marginalize Republican Candidates in Mid-Terms
Bruce Josten, executive vice president for Government Affairs at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, made a return appearance on Neal Asbury’s “Truth for America.” Josten characterized this upcoming election as “the most unpredictable in modern history. We have an angry electorate that doesn’t feel good about this country. They are rightfully concerned about the past two years,” said Josten. Josten proposed that the public disapproves of... Read More
Obama Turns Blind Eye to Union-Backed Card Check
Despite Widespread Opposition From Business and Congress Obama Turns Blind Eye to Union-Backed Card Check If there’s one thing we’ve learned about President Obama it is once he proposes an idea, no matter how unpopular it is, he is unwilling to listen to the people. The Cap and Tax bill, even though it doesn’t have the votes in the Senate and is derided by members of both parties, is still on the active list. Now we learn the Card Check... Read More
What Took So Long to Help Small Business?
If this nation is looking for an issue that will get bipartisan support, that issue is being debated right now: it’s the Small Business Bill. For two years, President Obama has virtually ignored small business – the source of 70 percent of new jobs — but suddenly he’s paying some attention. The result is that it’s a rare time in Congress that both parties actually support a bill. Can you imagine how the toxic environment in Congress... Read More
What are Trade Unions Smoking?
Trade unions are in such deep decline that only seven percent of all U.S. private sector workers are now union members. That leaves ninety three percent of our workforce who are not eligible, interested or have rejected union membership. So unions are desperate to get more workers on the union rolls. How desperate? Word comes from The Wall Street Journal that the Teamsters Union is trying to organize the forty employees of one of California’s... Read More
Living the LBJ Legacy
Several weeks ago I had suggested President Obama thought that he was patterning himself after Lincoln. But after doing some more thinking, I realized that the President’s channeling of former presidents does not stop with Lincoln. Now he thinks he’s LBJ. Not since LBJ in 1965 has any president attempted to pass so much of its agenda in one Congress. LBJ called his plan The Great Society, during which major spending programs addressed education,... Read More
Hoover Institution’s Terry Moe: Teacher Unions More Interested in Jobs than Accountability
Hoover Institution’s Terry Moe Contends that Teacher Unions More Interested in Jobs that Accountability. Joining “Neal Asbury’s Truth for America” was Terry M. Moe, a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution, a member of the Institution’s Koret Task Force on K–12 education, and the William Bennett Munro Professor of political science at Stanford University. He is an expert on educational policy, U.S. political institutions, and organization... Read More
