StraightTalk with Kathy Weppner

January 21, 2012 Show Clips

January 22, 2012 by str8talk

Santorum

Romney

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Romney

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Don’t Judge Unless You Have Walked In The Boots…

January 14, 2012 by str8talk

I don’t condone or agree with the actions of the 4 Marines releiving themselves on former terrorists as I am sure that the Marine Corps doesn’t. I will not judge their motivation or state of mind and will not look at this isolated event as an example of the thousands of Marines deployed and at home who sacrifice selflessly putting life on the line for us…
Please take the time to review the following video clip to gain a glimpse of what our Marines endure…

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October 15, 2011 Show

October 15, 2011 by str8talk

Click to Listen to the Call From Al in Grand Island:

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Sorry for the Pepsi can story, did not do my due diligence on that one. It is a hoax.
Smart Meters:
Smart Meter Video and Sample Letter to Remove
Obama Smart Meter

Occupy Wall Street:
Occupy Wall Street Working Families Party, ACORN and SEIU
Wall Street Zombies
Occupy Wall Street Antisemitism

Herman Cain:
by Rick Joyner (October 4, 2011)

If there is one candidate who seems to have been prepared especially “for such a time as this,” it would be Herman Cain. Because he was virtually unknown, and there is much vetting yet to do, there is far more to him than has yet come out. He is one of those rare people who the more you find out about him the better he looks. The following are some of the important bullet points of his resume that has just recently found its way onto the Internet.
His father was chauffeur for Robert Woodruff of the Coca-Cola Company, and his mother was a maid.
He was literally a rocket scientist and rose to the top of his field in computer and technology management. He then rose to the top as a banker, then in the franchise restaurant business, accumulating a vast knowledge of some of the most important economic issues now facing America.
He has a Bachelor’s Degree in Mathematics.
He has a Master’s Degree in Computer Science.
He was a mathematician for the Navy, where he worked on missile ballistics (making him a rocket scientist).
He was a computer systems analyst for Coca-Cola.
He became VP of Corporate Data Systems and Services for Pillsbury (being in charge of information systems for a major corporation is the top in this field).
He achieved all of the above before reaching the age of 35.
After reaching the top in the information systems world, he changed careers to become a business manager.
He took charge of Pillsbury’s 400 Burger King Restaurants in the Philadelphia area, which were the company’s poorest performers in the country, and after just three years, he had turned them into the company’s best performers.
He was then asked by Pillsbury to take charge of their Godfather’s Pizza chain that was on the verge of bankruptcy and he made it profitable in just 14 months. This ability to identify problems and turn losers into winners may be the single most important asset of the next President.
In 1988, he led a buyout of the Godfather’s Pizza chain from Pillsbury making him the owner of a restaurant chain.
He became chairman of the National Restaurant Association during this time, which is the primary government interface for the restaurant industry, giving him possibly some of the best experience he could have received about how the government works and doesn’t work.
He then became an adviser to the Federal Reserve System on how monetary policy changes would affect American businesses.
He was then named Chairman of the Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank. This is just one step below the Chairmanship of the Federal Reserve that many consider the most powerful position in the world for economic policy. There could hardly be a better position than this to understand the political forces that impact the monetary system and our economy.
After reaching the top of the banking industry, he changed careers for a fourth time to become a writer and public speaker. His books include Speak as a Leader, CEO of Self, Leadership is Common Sense, and They Think You’re Stupid.
He then became a radio show host on WSB in Atlanta, the largest talk radio station in the country.
Herman Cain is a committed Christian.
America is facing some of the most serious crises in our history, but the most deadly one has been the mismanagement of our economy. Cain likely understands the economy better than any of the other candidates and has practical, workable ideas about how to fix it that have been tested in the fires of real experience.
Even so, having the right plan is only part of the package—you must also have the courage, resolve, and endurance to accomplish it. No one else presently in the field has Cain’s track record for all of these together. This is why I think there is not another candidate who seems to be so perfectly fitted “for such a time as this.”
This is not an endorsement, but an observation. By any measurement he is a remarkable leader with remarkable brilliance combined with practical, down-to-earth common sense. He has a strong moral compass and uncommon clarity of speech. When he answers questions, you can tell he’s digging deep to convey what he believes rather than just responding to what might be politically expedient. He is a leader, not a politician. If we do return as a nation to the course, then professional politicians will become an extinct species and we will again be led by leaders. This must begin at the top.
Herman Cain also has a deep understanding of some of the most crucial issues facing our future, such as Islam and the strategy and intent of the Muslim Brotherhood, as well as the importance of our ally Israel. It is understandable that the excitement about Herman Cain’s candidacy is growing. There is still a long way to go in the campaign, and we have to expect that having never been in a political race before, he will make some mistakes. Even so, to date, Cain has conducted himself and his campaign with remarkable wisdom and grace. The fact that he is African-American is a bonus, but I think people would like him if he were green. He is a very impressive American and has certainly raised the stock of the Republican Party.