By: kowalski (Diary)  |  August 5th at 01:35 PM  | 

As a loyal RedStater, I get a lot of spam because my actual email address has been listed as part of my profile for quite a while here. Until today, I thought I’d seen them all, including all of the different ways spam artists can think of for creatures on this Earth to fornicate with each other, but this one takes the cake, and it’s | Read More »

By: kowalski (Diary)  |  August 4th at 05:53 PM  | 

I’ve been reading Ben’s dispatches from the Capitol and it’s about time to say it: today has made me prouder to be a member of the Republican Party than any day I can think of in recent memory, which for me is about the past 6 years. When Nancy Pelosi shut out the lights and turned off the microphones on Congress, she made an unequivocal | Read More »

By: kowalski (Diary)  |  August 1st at 09:58 AM  | 

When I was a Teenage Moonbat™, I hated Rush Limbaugh and I had a lot of friends who also hated him with a passion: just the sound of his voice on the radio was enough to cause us to fly into fits of rage that evoked Orwellian Minutes of Hate. To this day I have liberal relatives who cannot stand to hear his voice on | Read More »

By: kowalski (Diary)  |  July 30th at 09:42 PM  | 

Just a short blog entry today to encourage people who are gun owners, prospective gun owners, or 2nd Amendment supporters — whether or not they own a gun or intend to — to go ahead and replace their Google Toolbar with the NRA toolbar (which uses Yahoo! search.) From the NRA-ILA, here’s the download page: The NRA-ILA Toolbar allows you to stay connected to NRA-ILA | Read More »

By: kowalski (Diary)  |  July 21st at 07:51 PM  | 

Factoid: I derive no benefit, directly or otherwise, from anyone reading this e-book or contributing to the author. I simply think it’s a good thing to do. When I was a Teenage Moonbat™ in college — after having been a state champion marksman in high school — I was one of the people who fell for his own baloney, and I told a lot of | Read More »

By: kowalski (Diary)  |  July 14th at 03:58 PM  | 

[Update: The bill has been assigned a number and is headed to committee. See the update from the NRA-ILA here.] When the Supreme Court handed down its decision in D.C. vs. Heller, one of the first people to speak out against the ruling was Chicago mayor Richard Daley, who stated flatly that he was going to raise taxes in response. It’s worth talking about the | Read More »