Palin: Why Run When You Can Ride Like Revere?

    In 2009, I wrote a blog called ”Solving a Problem Like a Palin.” It compared Sarah Palin to Maria von Trapp, that troublesome wave who kept coming back and couldn’t be caught. 5 days later, the title of my blog was on the cover of Newsweek, with a few words changed. When questioned about the coincidence, a magazine rep. replied “I guess great minds must think alike.” If this were true, Barack Obama would never have been elected. If Liberals, Independents and many Republicans had ”great minds,” they would | Read More »

    Like Elvis, Great Veeps Never Fade Away

    You know you’re a Conservative when Vice President Cheney’s at the top of your list.  Not a knee-jerk enemies list or catalogue of  successful Alpha males you’ve determined to despise. Not a list of Yale flunk-outs or Powell-nemeses.  But a list of political rock stars on par with Elvis and other great leaders who never die. If there were a mountain for Vice Presidents, you’d want Jefferson, Adams and Cheney carved on it by great American artists, across the valley from musical giants Elvis, Satchmo and Frank. If you went to a Conservative Political Conference, you’d pay scarce funds to see another kind | Read More »

    Still a Sparrow, Mock a Bird

    Ever since the Anthony verdict, I’m melting faster than Alabama teacakes. The center can’t hold and neither can I. Apparently I’m not alone. This month in America, millions following Casey Anthony’s trial saw unshining proof that a young sociopath murdered her 2 year-old daughter. Within 10 undecorous hours, her sequestered jury reached a verdict of “Not Guilty.” Assorted TVisionaries agreed. Those of us who disagreed | Read More »

    BEAT IT LIKE BUTLER

    After Butler beat VCU last night, I went back to ruminating about 2012.  As a TeaPartyPatriot, I’ll speak for myself, but I suspect millions of people who favor fiscal responsibility, smaller government, free markets, and Constitutional fidelity, are as devoted to Winning America as Butler is to winning all its games. Whatever happens in tomorrow night’s Men’s NCAA Championship Game, I think most Americans finally realize we need a president who leads like | Read More »

    Kudos to Obama: Reluctantly Right and Better Late Than Never

    By now, most Americans know it’s not in Obama’s nature to lead or take action. He’d rather mull things over, organize, pontificate, play golf and make sure his suits are pressed within an inch of their life.   It’s not Obama’s fault he’s a follower. It’s the fault of Americans who elected him to lead because they were too blind to see what he was.  It’s also not Obama’s fault that he feels about America as the stepmothers felt about | Read More »

    Schillers’ Flood: Liberating Liberals at NPR*PBS*CPB

    Barone the Brilliant’s been wondering what’s in the Washington water cooler at NPR. And, as usual, he’s right. With or without additives, something’s flooded today’s Liberal brain, destroying much in its path. What’s worse, NPR employees who drink DC tap risk earlier dementia and drowning. Regardless of political philosophy, all decent citizens mourn such a fate. Yet like Noah, New Orleans (and as Barone wrote, the National Trust for Historic Preservation), NPR, PBS and CBC have a chance to rebuild after the deluge; and perhaps, be stronger for it. Sooner or later, most of | Read More »

    Liberalish: The Killer Language

    Partially educated at Columbia and Harvard, President Obama speaks perfect Liberalish, a bastardized amalgem of English, gibberish and balderdash. When a commonly understood word is inconvenient, Obama and the worst of the WordThieves change it, eradicate it, and when necessary, lie about it. The best of them do this as inadvertently as knee-jerks. Contemptuous of standards, empowered Liberal-Leftists depend upon the destructability of commonly understood language. Malleability and imprecision help institute and entrench their dangerous, willy-nilly ways in policies now capable of destroying America and her citizens. Naturally, warlines are drawn when the | Read More »

    Allen West: America’s First Black and Right VP

    C-PAC means never having to say you’re sorry about Ron Paul. It means you’re so excited about strong leaders like Allen West, Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich, Herman Cain, and John Bolton that Paul’s misguided followers don’t bother you. You realize his anklebiters are just immature thinkers, not that different from Americans still slobbering over Obama. But you’re not smug since you too are a secret groupie. Your chosen stars actually are rocks: grounded, ungoofy men like Barbour, | Read More »

    A Sarge For All Seasons

    On 22 January 2011, 4 days after he died, Sargent Shriver’s family honored their Lion King, a superior man who achieved quantifiable progress, the last truly great Democrat on America’s public stage. From what I could observe, there weren’t many from the other side at Sargent Shriver’s memorial service. God and Democrats were everywhere. Easily, I could’ve been the sole Republican overwhelmed by evidence that, compared to ”Sarge,” today’s Democrats are just cubs and hardly lions at all. At least half of America’s citizens believe that much of what today’s empowered Democrats espouse is false, | Read More »

    Death Be Not Dumb

    Most Americans are proud of remarkable citizens like Arizona Congresswoman Gabby Giffords, a special person who was a Republican before she turned Democrat.   Most of us prefer to be protected from Jared Loughner and paranoid schizophrenics who want “bitches” or ”dogs” to die no matter what party they belong to.  Most of us fear for our lives when people who’ve lost their minds have access to lethal weapons and/or power. Most of us are not Liberals. Could | Read More »