All of the drama over Mitt as the imperfect candidate has taken me back to the early days of the Bush presidency. When he was silent on the AWB, except to have said if it reached his desk he would sign it. People threw a fit. They wanted him to come out swinging on the issue and that he would go so far as to | Read More »
Seriously, is it just me or is everyone else appalled at the complete lack of quality of what gets foisted upon us for national office? These people can’t debate. They can’t offer reasonable plans. They can’t take a stand and stick to it. They can’t keep their pants on. They can’t avoid putting their feet in their mouths up to the knee. Granted, one or | Read More »
October 11, 2011 | Author Retro | The Occupy protests are being equated by the always-biased liberal media as analogous to the Tea Party protests. This argument is being used to obfuscate their extreme negative features with the old tried and true “he did it too” routine. Every parent and schoolteacher in the world is familiar with this juvenile tactic and to pull it out | Read More »
I don’t like Ron Paul, but I do like his message. Dr Paul may or may not be a nice enough guy. No question he’s been a consistent supporter of our Constitution for his entire political career. I don’t dislike him on a personal level because I don’t know the man. But as a presidential candidate he’s lacking. He’s weak in debates and he’s weak | Read More »
Nominate a conservative, dammit! The time has passed for appeasement. The time has passed to “just get elected”. The time has passed to worry more about putting an (R) in front of the name than putting Respect for the Constitution in front of all else. This is not the time for “Anybody but Obama”. This is the time to be ideologically rigid. It is the | Read More »
Just ask your AVG antivirus if you try and register a site as I did with ours(just for yucks). It’ll let you know with a big red Threat! pop-up and in your vault you’ll find Trojan horse Generic24.BJOU Your president is trying to backdoor everyone who turns in their neighbors! Is that not Big Brother at it’s best or WHAT!? More to come… UPDATE 6:00PM: | Read More »
Author Retro Some “community organizing” seems to consist of paid organizers coming into a community, “never wasting a crisis” by trying to create pressure groups to gouge resources out of businesses, pushing for union demands, and demanding government create more and bigger and more generous largesse to redistribute wealth from the private sector to an ever-increasing entitlement class. Class warfare slogans abound, angry rhetoric, and | Read More »
Dear Mr. Vice-President: I am a 68-year old grandmother and small business owner who identifies strongly with the values of the tea party. I am in favor of smaller government, lower taxes and the federal government getting its debt under control and spending no more than it takes in. I have spent my life working hard for the money you and the rest of the | Read More »
I love chocolate milkshakes. Like spending is to the national government, chocolate milkshakes are to me: my reason for being. The thicker the better, throw in some malt or fudge and I’m in heaven. I consumed them wherever and whenever possible. And since a good thing can only be made better by having more and more of it, my selfish pleasure demanded I consume more | Read More »
The Weakling Standard Having backed the President of the United States into a corner, resulting in his near-hysterical rant on national television and having changed the entire tone of the current national debate from tax increases to spending cuts, the leadership of the House of Representatives now seems bent upon snatching humiliating defeat from the jaws of victory. Sadly, this is business as usual for | Read More »
I watched in utter amazement last Friday as the President of the United States of America had a hold-my-breath, stomp-my-feet, hissy fit on national tv because mean old John Boehner wouldn’t go along with the scheme to rip us off for even more taxes. All the cliches in this matter are true but the best one that sums up the issue is “It’s the spending | Read More »
July2, 2011 | Author Randall Mead Well here it is July 2 and I’m in the office trying to catch up on a few things. As is my want, I have my office TV on in the background, on AMC. I like to have a little noise in the background and I’m sort of waiting for one of the best movies ever made, The Man | Read More »
Immigration Facts for Lefties Let’s just start by defining some simple parameters regarding the immigration issue in general and SB1070 in particular. First off are some questions: Are all Hispanics bigots in the opinion of the left? Second, are all Hispanics felons? Last, does SB1070 do anything new? I’m going to go out on a limb and guess that even the lefty answers are predictable | Read More »
The Obama Credibility Gap By Scott Conklin April 22, 2011 At the end of the Reign of Bush came a man the youth of the US flocked to. He preached a message of Hope and Change, though to about half the nation he seemed a bit vague on what change he was hoping for. Though to a few voices in the wilderness it seemed obvious. | Read More »
Drawing Mohammed Recently Anwar al-Awlaki put a price on the head of cartoonist Molly Norris. Her crime? To suggest that people expose The Prophet through artistic means. Her catalyst was the censoring of South Park and their portrayal of Mohammed in a bear suit. That’s a not so subtle nod to Pedo Bear for those who’ve never encountered 2channel. Now it’s not really that important | Read More »
We’re in the midst of a fuel price spike. We’re watching Egypt repeat Iran circa 1978. A tiny minority called Union Workers are holding the tax payers hostage in Minnesota and elsewhere. Real unemployment is near 20% and real inflation is climbing. So they simply ignore certain areas of the economy in order to pretend it’s not. Gold and Silver remain strong while the economic | Read More »
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