I won’t go into the details of the whole Bain Capital mess. If you’re not sure what it is, I can’t help you at this point. Rush, Hannity et al. have blown a pipe in their responses to Gingrich and Perry’s attacks on Bain Capital. Here’s what’s bothering me about this whole thing. When Romney and Bain capital do things that hurt people, but that | Read More »
Rush Limbaugh hit on an interesting topic the other day. He was talking about how when conservatives win elections, everything we try is obstructed by the left, and everything we actually attain is undone the next election, when the dims win. He specifically attributed this to two things: (1) willingness on the part of the democrats to fight dirty, and (2) a refusal of republicans | Read More »
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WrNWw7TGkjo Above is a link to a 2:36 excerpt of Shirley Sherrod’s account of supposedly realizing the error of her ways, you know, the part that is supposed to absolve her of any current racism. Well, go the 1:50 mark and you’ll hear her say this: That’s when it was revealed to me that it’s about poor versus those who have. It’s not | Read More »
Politico.com has an article about how the republicans helped the democrats cover themselves on the ‘doc fix’ instead of letting them reap what they sowed with obamacare: http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0610/38734.html That p.o.s. Grassley helped work this out. Why didn’t we primary his backside out in June? As I understand it, he had no challenge. Why? An answer would be greatly appreciated.
From thehill.com, House Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio) heard an earful from GOP lawmakers upset with Barton’s remarks during a series of votes on the floor Thursday afternoon. http://thehill.com/blogs/blog-briefing-room/news/103919-boehner-gets-earful-from-angry-gop-lawmakers-over-barton-remarks I don’t get it. When that embarrassment Grayson from Florida was accusing the GOP of wanting to kill people, during the ‘health care’ debate, I don’t remember the same vociferous anger from Rep. Miller | Read More »
Tonight, I was listening to some music that was popular when I was a young boy, in the mid 80′s. Bear that in mind, because what I am about to describe was not that long ago, and that should make you think about how far this country has come in a short time. Anyway, the music got me to thinking about my early school experiences. | Read More »
Very interesting happenings there. I didn’t have internet, since I left behind the laptop, so no real time blogging, as I saw at least one other person here did. I had access to some big shots and could have done the whole networking thing, but I really wanted to go for the following reasons: 1. To see how the other side lives (actually, to see | Read More »
According to the following article, the Lt. Gov. of South Carolina, Andre Bauer, wants a Constitutional Convention to deal with Obamacare. Bear in mind folks, this puts everything in the Constitution up for grabs. The Bill of Rights. Free Speech. The Second Amendment. Everything. And yet this idiot, a Republican, no less, is promoting this because he confidently predicts that the court challenges will fail | Read More »
Go look on any number of lefty ‘news’ sources, and the propaganda has already started. They’re trying to kill our fighting spirit. Before I go on, here is an interesting poll you might like to view: http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-503544_162-20001117-503544.html Why anyone would think that repeal is anything but a winning proposition is anybody’s guess. But there is a lot of trash from the left. For instance, | Read More »
http://healthcare.nationalreview.com/post/?q=MzM1NzZhMjEwOTI3YjFmMjE2YzliMjQ0ZWJmYjMwYzE= In the above-linked article, these jerks were talking about modifying this monstrous bill rather than repealing it. Get on the phones. Or send a Free Fax: http://faxzero.com/ emails are nice, too. John Kyl: WASHINGTON, D.C. OFFICE 730 Hart Senate Building Washington, D.C. 20510 Phone: (202) 224-4521 Fax: (202) 224-2207 Mike Enzi Washington D.C. Office: 379A Senate Russell Office Building Washington, DC | Read More »
The few who have read my posts know that since way back, I acknowledged the good chance this would pass. I frankly wasn’t worried about it, as those who read my stuff know. I was big on repeal. When people were wringing their hands, i’d try to cheer ‘em up. The only thing I was worried about, which i didn’t really mention (can’t look worried | Read More »
call, email and fax him. Let’s let him know how ‘pleased’ we are with his decision and how we all look forward to supporting his opponent later on this year. 202 225 4735 – phone 202 225 4744 – fax http://faxzero.com/ (for free faxes quick)
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/us_health_care_politics_analysis This thing is SO going down. I love it.
Bart Stupak is 216, as far as I’m concerned. We need to make him a special project. But let him merely be the face of the Democrat Party. These bstrds think they can control our destiny. They think they have the right to determine the future of America’s children. They think they’re better than us. It’s time for them to feel the pain. The same | Read More »
I’m headed off for work soon, so I’ll make this quick. Forgive any errors, this’ll be a once-through, no editing. It has been said, truthfully, that Govt-run healthcare is the Holy Grail of the Libs. Once it’s passed, the CW goes, that’s it. People will be hooked. Look at England, they say. (NOTE: I am still fighting this, and I think we have a | Read More »
I think we all agree, the single biggest problem with American politics today is that the people WE hire are not listening to us. The Democratic leadership is not listening to us on Obamacare, even after Scott Brown. The Republicans don’t listen to us when they get power; they just help the Democrats consolidate their gains. Why is this the case? I think | Read More »
Will you give up? I have seen a lot of poo pooing on the idea of repeal. Earlier, I posted this in the midst of a bunch of eeyore prognostications: well i fully expect that everyone wringing their hands, eg steyn et. al. will immediately shut down shop and be silent if/when this passes. I mean, if it is so bad, and | Read More »
… well so should irresponsible votes. The problem is that politicians don’t fear us. And I don’t mean the fear of being tarred and feathered (although they don’t fear us that way either; they have the monopoly on power). They aren’t overly concerned about being voted out of office because if they are, they get all kinds of wonderful benefits. And I don’t just mean | Read More »
Okay, so tonight I start laying out the plan. Here goes. 1st: Prerequisites. Rational mind; consistent and systematic mindset, q.v. my earlier post, Vast Right Wing Conspiracy. So now, to the guts of the plan. We need to mirror the Soros-Nutroot complex. A very effective strategy in general, to confound an opponent, is to mirror their tactics. They don’t | Read More »
This came out today in a spontaneous blow-up at the radio when they were talking about Grahamnesty. I wonder whether anyone has said this: We need to teaparty his ***. I think that verb could really catch on. What do you think? Look out for a new post tonight. See ya then.
Hi, all I started with an inaugural post promising an idea (not mine, but proven to work) to un-transform America. I will give it as promised, soon. The reason i am not here doing it is because there are some things to clear up first. We must approach whatever plan (whether the one I offer is used to line a birdcage or not | Read More »
I usually lurk in the shadows and do a lot of reading here, and not much posting. Last night, I changed that. On the ‘it’s about government, not healthcare’ post, some guy was told to shut up for expressing his opinion that repeal of Obamacare is possible. I went on a tirade about all the fair-weather patriots, who proudly emblazon their cars | Read More »
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