What Now, Part II

    This is, of course, a continuation of Part I.  Resistance is not futile, but we have to figure out what exactly to do: 3.  BRAINSTORM This is the place, Red State and other sites.  I don’t know what to do, I’m groping in the dark.  I will say what I think, but good ideas are desperately needed.  Who among us has all the answers?  This | Read More »

    Thank You, President Obama

    I never thought I would say this, but, President Obama (my, how that sticks in the throat!)  I want to thank you.  You and Senator Reid (I sent him a letter already), Speaker Pelosi, and all the other Democrats on my rogues list have awakened me, aroused me from a semi-slumber, caused me to realize the danger posed to my beloved country.  Had it not | Read More »

    What Now? Part I

    Let’s Roll! No better time than Memorial Day to start taking back our country.  Much like the passengers on Flight 93 who were told by the hijackers not to worry, we the passengers on hijacked Flight 1776 have to take action.   Let’s roll! I haven’t been at this long, starting to blog after my disgust with the Presidential election.  I have been pleasantly surprised at | Read More »

    A Simple(ton) Immigration Policy

    The immigration policy of the US is easy to understand.  In fact, it can be summed up in one word “NO.” Control the border to prevent a flood of illegal workers — NO Control the border to control drug traffic — NO Control the border to block the entry of terrorists — NO Control the border to control violent gangs and kidnappings — NO Control | Read More »

    Statist History Lesson

    While grilling outside yesterday, I lay down and watched the clouds drift by overhead with a warm breeze on my face.  I thought it’s great to be alive, even with all the rabbit-brains in Washington. After dinner, I sat down to read a book I found at the used book store.  It was called The Statist Review of History.  After reading this, I understand at | Read More »

    Dear Harry (or Not My Father’s Party)

    Dear Senator Reid, I am now 63 and counting.  I can’t seem to find that Reset button anywhere!  You are a bit ahead of me, but the difference between you and me is that you have been in Congress for the last 26 years while I have been in the real world.  The Reset button I would really like to find is for Congress, a | Read More »

    The Bird in my TV

    The last few years I have been seeing this bird on my TV screen.  It used to appear rarely, when the parasite trial lawyer ads or the trial lawyer candidate (the one with the expensive haircut) came on.  Also on the one occasion during the Presidential campaign when my wife turned on the CBS Evening Propaganda Hour News. Lately, I have been seeing it a | Read More »

    Heroes

    Watching the Horror Show on the Potomac is getting depressing.  If this were a movie, the audience would be running out screaming.  The Marx brothers couldn’t top this one.  So I want to do something a little more uplifting. These are my American Heroes.  I’m sure you can come up with more, but these strike me as the best.  It lifts my spirits to think | Read More »

    Letter to Senator McCaskill

    This letter was sent by me to our local Obama supporting senator here in Missouri: Senator, perhaps you are puzzled by all the tea parties springing up.  I’ll clear it up for you. The tea parties now happening across the country aren’t really about taxes.  Neither was the first tea party.   Contrary to popular belief, the tax on tea had remained the same for six | Read More »

    The “Horne Amendment”

    The amount of money being spent and borrowed by the current Democratic Congress is accelerating at a jaw-dropping rate.  Continuing on this path guarantees economic collapse.  The absurdity of this brings up my favorite beef, the unlimited power of government to tax and spend.  Presently, we have no protection against a Congress which can tax us at whatever rate it pleases, to spend for whatever | Read More »