By: Bill Claydon (Diary)  |  April 8th at 05:17 PM  | 

I blog at another site which is dominated by liberal commenters.  I wrote this for their “entertainment” and thought I’d share here too… I was as happy as anyone on election night to see Nancy Pelosi’s face fall as a result of being shellacked, despite the number of times it had been lifted.  But with that happiness was a slight amount of sadness.  Surely, I | Read More »

By: Bill Claydon (Diary)  |  April 8th at 05:13 PM  | 

Originally posted on Liberty Ink Journal Once upon a time, Nancy. Harry, and Barry almost completely controlled the government (except for that other branch which Barry ridiculed in his State of the Union speech).  They could crack the whip and get anything they wanted.  The bills didn’t even need to be read to get passed into law.  They passed the bills to see what was | Read More »

By: Bill Claydon (Diary)  |  April 7th at 05:31 PM  | 

I blog for another site that is dominated by leftist commenters who will rarely exhibit the ability to listen to reason in my view.  I like to give them things to chew on that will keep them busy and “entertain” them.  I thought I’d share it here… Okay, until now, I have NEVER written a blog with either Palin’s or Bachmann’s name in the title.  | Read More »

By: Bill Claydon (Diary)  |  April 6th at 06:05 PM  | 

Originally posted to Liberty Ink Journal Chucky has an easy — and most importantly, GUARANTEED — job.  As of 2009, he fully became the Senior US Senator from New York.  Oh yes, he had that title since 2001, but let’s face it, it was in name only.  He was lost in Hillary’s shadow after she parachuted in from Arkansas by way of DC.  In 2009 | Read More »

By: Bill Claydon (Diary)  |  April 6th at 05:54 PM  | 

Originally posted to Liberty Ink Journal Agree or disagree with her views, you must admit Michelle Malkin has a way with words.  And her column about the obnoxious and extreme liberal Anthony Weiner and his desire for an ObamaCare waiver is a good example. First, Obama exempted his big union fatcats and their thugs who do things like damage public property funded by taxpayers in | Read More »

By: Bill Claydon (Diary)  |  March 19th at 04:10 PM  | 

Guys are usually notorious when it comes to forgetting anniversaries.  Then, when they finally remember, whatever it is they do sometimes ends up not being good enough to cover their forgetfulness.  But what happens when it’s something you really don’t want to celebrate in the first place?  Well, in a case like this, you can get away with being late.  (But don’t be late on | Read More »

By: Bill Claydon (Diary)  |  March 4th at 04:42 PM  | 

Cross posted to Liberty Ink Journal I blog at another site with a number of liberal commenters.  They were not thrilled with my last post, to say the least.  In that post I said that big government cheerleaders expect blind faith in big government for the common people…..just not government workers.  Government workers are forced to pay into unions who tell their forced sponsors (both | Read More »

By: Bill Claydon (Diary)  |  March 3rd at 07:49 PM  | 

Cross posted to Liberty Ink Journal Big government cheerleaders expect the common people to blindly trust government.  They want everyone to  assume everything done by gargantuan government is in the best interests of the people.  Common people are supposed to operate this way and just distract themselves with sports, video games, news about clueless celebrities like Paris Hilton, etc.  Meanwhile, they are not to pay | Read More »

By: Bill Claydon (Diary)  |  March 2nd at 10:00 AM  | 

Cross posted to Liberty Ink Journal I love how because union fatcats are going to lose some power over the workers (such as Wisconsin allowing workers to actually have the CHOICE to opt out of the collective and — gasp — still keep their job!!!), this attempt to stand up for taxpayers who foot the bill is somehow seen as an “attack on working people.” | Read More »

By: Bill Claydon (Diary)  |  March 1st at 07:16 PM  | 

Cross posted to Liberty Ink Journal In the Capital Region of New York, one of the biggest “industries” is government of one form or another.  The state is in a fiscal crisis due to decades of nearly limitless spending with no concern for the future.  This is a state that would likely give a majority vote to a cartoon character for any statewide office if | Read More »