Tuesday 9 February 2010

Jeff Schreiber

Jeff graduated from Auburn University in 2000 with a degree in journalism and briefly worked for a small daily newspaper in the Golden Corner of South Carolina before moving back to Philadelphia, PA. Currently, he works as a legal writer during the day, attends law school at night, and lives in Philadelphia with his wife and daughter. A reformed liberal democrat with nearly a decade on the wagon, Jeff established America’s Right in January 2008 in hopes to advance the conservative message and articulate the merits of conservatism to any who would listen.

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Fascinatingly Solipsistic

What’s the most incredible thing about living in the White House? Why, the royal treatment, of course! Okay, so I needed to take a little break from studying Worker’s Compensation Law, right? It was a little before 11:00 p.m., I made myself a (...)

10 Dec. 2009 | | Jeff Schreiber

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Why I Love Michael Moore

Michael Moore lives in La-La Land. This is why I love that fat grizzly bear of a man. Imagine you find yourself making a speech on the floor of the Senate. Imagine—for some strange reason—that the nation is actually watching you on C-SPAN. (...)

1 Dec. 2009 | | Jeff Schreiber

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A Convenient Conscience

Andrew Revkin, who works for the New York Times, has a blog post discussing the release of the hacked global warming emails from East Anglia’s Climatic Research Unit. In his piece he states: I have a story in The Times on the incident and its (...)

25 Nov. 2009 | | Jeff Schreiber

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’We Don’t Learn From Our Mistakes.’

In late 2000 Louis Pepe was a guard in the same New York facility where Khalid Sheikh Mohammed will likely be housed during his trial. One of the prisoners was an alleged top aide to Osama bin Laden : Mamdouh Mahmud Salim. On November 1st, 2000 Salim and (...)

19 nov. 2009 | | Jeff Schreiber

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KSM, New York City and My Growing Isolationism

680 miles. That’s how far I drove on Friday between our house outside of Philadelphia and our future hometown of Charleston, South Carolina. That’s also the distance between Karachi, Pakistan and Kabul, Afghanistan. And, interestingly enough, (...)

16 nov. 2009 | | Jeff Schreiber

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Lose Focus, Lose the Country

Learning from this weekend’s dark-of-night passage of health care reform in the House of Representatives. I thrive at midnight. On some nights, I brew coffee at midnight, because midnight is when I begin studying. I do my best thinking at midnight. (...)

9 nov. 2009 | | Jeff Schreiber

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A Remarkable Night

A year ago today, we were told that the GOP was leaderless and dead. Back then and ever since, folks like myself have tried to explain that, with principles, figureheads are unnecessary. A year ago today, we were told that America was no longer a (...)

4 nov. 2009 | | Jeff Schreiber

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Facts and Contents of Health Care Reform Bill Unveiled Today by (...)

Bend over, America — you’re going to feel a little pressure. One thousand, nine hundred and ninety pages. 1,990. That’s the number of pages in H.R. 3962, the so-called Affordable Health Care for America Act unveiled by House Speaker (...)

30 oct. 2009 | | Jeff Schreiber

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