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Thursday, September 30, 2010
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Monday, September 27, 2010
Comment Of the Day
“He was looking for choices that would limit U.S. involvement and provide a way out.”
Just what you’d expect with one man in the room looking to get out and the rest looking to win."
Here’s three options for you, Barry, that are more your speed:
1) Cut and run.
2) Lose quickly.
3) Lose slowly.
Dusty on September 27, 2010 at 2:11 PM
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Sunday, September 26, 2010
Christine O'Donnell on What To Tell Kids About Sex
The lefty position seems to be that everybody is going to do it no matter what. That and that O'Donnell is weird. Which are both rather weird overreactions.
h/t: The Right Scoop
h/t: The Right Scoop
Saturday, September 25, 2010
Comment Of the Day
I went to the Nashville Tea Party Convention and the one thing that stuck with me, almost more than anything else from all the speeches, was an anecdotal story told by Judson Philips.
I am paraphrasing but he recounted how a few years ago he had met a young man running for the House of Representatives. Judson liked what this man said and what he stood for, cleaning up corruption, conservative values blah, blah, blah, and Judson backed and campaigned for this bright young man.
His candidate won. Judson called him two weeks after he left for Washington and the new Representative told him something like, you just don’t understand, I’m a “rock star” here.
His warning to us, his question, how long does it take DC to corrupt our bright young politicians?…
It can take as little as two weeks.
We are awakened but now we must also be vigilant.
Oh yeah, I was a moderate, swing voter and have seen the light. Layers upon layers of bureaucracy, needless, confining and restrictive laws and trillions of wasted tax dollars.
Fallon on September 25, 2010 at 10:50 AM
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I am paraphrasing but he recounted how a few years ago he had met a young man running for the House of Representatives. Judson liked what this man said and what he stood for, cleaning up corruption, conservative values blah, blah, blah, and Judson backed and campaigned for this bright young man.
His candidate won. Judson called him two weeks after he left for Washington and the new Representative told him something like, you just don’t understand, I’m a “rock star” here.
His warning to us, his question, how long does it take DC to corrupt our bright young politicians?…
It can take as little as two weeks.
We are awakened but now we must also be vigilant.
Oh yeah, I was a moderate, swing voter and have seen the light. Layers upon layers of bureaucracy, needless, confining and restrictive laws and trillions of wasted tax dollars.
Fallon on September 25, 2010 at 10:50 AM
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Friday, September 24, 2010
Thursday, September 23, 2010
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Runner Up Comment of the Day
Let’s be really clear:
every single time Odonnell or duffy or anyone is asked about thier past, just respond:
“president obama started his campaign in the house of a pentagon bomber (and lied about his affiliations!); sat in a pew for 20 years hearing racist, anti-semitic, and anti-american damnations; was raised by a communist thug frank marshall davis; was an actual socialist in his 20s in california (the new party); won his first election based on fraudulent handwriting analyses; did cocaine (apparently with a nameless dealer?).
I’ll tell you as much about my past as you’ve asked about Barack’s.
CASE CLOSED AND STFU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!”
picklesgap on September 22, 2010 at 11:03 PM
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Bolton suggests Obama's comments about "absorb[ing]" 9-11 shows he "doesn't care about Americans dying"
The MSM's silence about this book is near absolute.
Comment Of the Day
"OH, the Democratic candidates are getting swamped because of special interest moneys, not the fact that Congress and your WH has done such a terrible job. Weird, all this time I thought it was the crappy legislation."
LastRick on September 22, 2010 at 9:26 AM
We have beaten you, and spat upon you and insulted your manhood and intelligence and still you haven’t come around. Not sure what else we can do to win you over.
-DNC
Extrafishy on September 22, 2010 at 9:34 AM
from Hot Air.com
‘DAILY SHOW’ EXPOSES EXPLOITATION OF NON-UNION PROTESTERS ON PICKET LINE
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h/t: Breitbart TV
| The Daily Show With Jon Stewart | Mon - Thurs 11p / 10c | |||
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h/t: Breitbart TV
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Comment Of the Day
4. JM Hanes
Apparently, the economy is a lagging indicator.
September 21, 2010 - 8:22 am Link to this Comment | Reply
from Roger's Rules
Jon Hamm Shouldn't Worry His Pretty Little Head About Politics
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h/t: The Other McCain
If he isn't even going to take the issues seriously he should probably just talk about something he knows something about. Why act as if Kenya's Luo tribe is some great mystery when he could have his assistant google it? It causes one to wonder why someone so intellectually lazy should be listened to at all.
h/t: The Other McCain
If he isn't even going to take the issues seriously he should probably just talk about something he knows something about. Why act as if Kenya's Luo tribe is some great mystery when he could have his assistant google it? It causes one to wonder why someone so intellectually lazy should be listened to at all.
Monday, September 20, 2010
Sunday, September 19, 2010
Lost Bush Interview from Irish TV Not Seen Before in the US
from 7/26/04
He makes Obama look like a mealy-mouthed surrender monkey. It is not surprising that our MSM would not show this interview. It makes all of their mocking coverage of Bush look like a consciously plotted pack of lies.
He makes Obama look like a mealy-mouthed surrender monkey. It is not surprising that our MSM would not show this interview. It makes all of their mocking coverage of Bush look like a consciously plotted pack of lies.
Saturday, September 18, 2010
Comment Of the Day
A feminist is nothing more than a female plantation guard for the DNC. Other constituencies- mostly ethnic, but some religious and occupational as well- also have their equivalents.
abobo on September 18, 2010 at 3:40 PM
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Friday, September 17, 2010
Thursday, September 16, 2010
Doctor Zero: Once Again All Net
A thing of beauty over at Hot Air.com as Doctor Zero sums up what is wrong in Washington. Only reading the whole thing does it justice. It is short and to the point in a marvelous feat to focus and clarity. I will give two excerpts but do not deny yourself the pleasure of the whole thing.
"Political control is what’s killing us. It is expressed in hundreds of ways: high tax rates with carefully tailored exceptions, massive bailouts, laws rigged to favor government-controlled industries, restrictions on resource development, and a vast poppy field of subsidies and penalties. The Democrats have added thousands of pages of fabulously expensive legislation since Obama took office. Two messages echo through those pages: Obey and be rewarded. Resist and be punished.
"This is not appropriate behavior for a government that was meant to live in awe of the people’s boundless freedom, and work carefully with limited powers to accomplish its sworn duties. Even the most apolitical citizen can now see that it’s also disastrous behavior.
"Who are the President and his congressional allies, to lecture us on what products to buy, or investments to make? Who are they to demand even more of our wealth to fund their next round of grand designs? Their failure is obvious and complete. I don’t believe any group of brilliant central planners can legislate prosperity… but if such a group exists, it sure as hell isn’t this bunch."
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"Economic strength comes from innovation, which is produced by intense pressure. Businesses seek creative ways to increase their revenue, and transcend the burden of their expenses. The super-State feels no such pressures, so it does not innovate. It believes it can siphon limitless revenue from its subjects, and defer the cost of its failures forever… so it spends extravagantly, and continues wasteful programs until the voters force it to stop, by holding sharpened ballots to its throat. Only rarely can the voters muster that level of pressure.
"No group of people can ever force itself to prosper. Substituting the limited vision of a few, for the innovation and risk-taking of many, will always impose a steep price. We speak approvingly of “thinking outside the box.” Washington makes boxes."
"Political control is what’s killing us. It is expressed in hundreds of ways: high tax rates with carefully tailored exceptions, massive bailouts, laws rigged to favor government-controlled industries, restrictions on resource development, and a vast poppy field of subsidies and penalties. The Democrats have added thousands of pages of fabulously expensive legislation since Obama took office. Two messages echo through those pages: Obey and be rewarded. Resist and be punished.
"This is not appropriate behavior for a government that was meant to live in awe of the people’s boundless freedom, and work carefully with limited powers to accomplish its sworn duties. Even the most apolitical citizen can now see that it’s also disastrous behavior.
"Who are the President and his congressional allies, to lecture us on what products to buy, or investments to make? Who are they to demand even more of our wealth to fund their next round of grand designs? Their failure is obvious and complete. I don’t believe any group of brilliant central planners can legislate prosperity… but if such a group exists, it sure as hell isn’t this bunch."
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"Economic strength comes from innovation, which is produced by intense pressure. Businesses seek creative ways to increase their revenue, and transcend the burden of their expenses. The super-State feels no such pressures, so it does not innovate. It believes it can siphon limitless revenue from its subjects, and defer the cost of its failures forever… so it spends extravagantly, and continues wasteful programs until the voters force it to stop, by holding sharpened ballots to its throat. Only rarely can the voters muster that level of pressure.
"No group of people can ever force itself to prosper. Substituting the limited vision of a few, for the innovation and risk-taking of many, will always impose a steep price. We speak approvingly of “thinking outside the box.” Washington makes boxes."
Comment Of the Day
Blah, blah, blah, blather, blah, blather.
Hey Karl, I’m sorry but tell me again whose side you’re on?
pain train on September 16, 2010 at 8:42 AM
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Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Intel CEO on Why It Does Not Make Sense to Invest in US Economy: "This Admininistration Just Does Not Get It"
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h/t: Hot Air.com
Otellini says that half of the first stimulus package has not been spent yet and should not ever be spent since it has been ineffective: "Swimming pools in Mississippi are not going to create lots of jobs."
h/t: Hot Air.com
Otellini says that half of the first stimulus package has not been spent yet and should not ever be spent since it has been ineffective: "Swimming pools in Mississippi are not going to create lots of jobs."
OBAMA’S SAFE SCHOOL CZAR: GAY ISSUES IN CURRICULUM IS ‘ULTIMATE GOAL'
What are the chances that ABC News will cover this if there is any way they can escape facing it?
h/t: Breitbart TV
h/t: Breitbart TV
Victor Davis Hanson Questions Obama's Political Past
This is from almost a year ago. The MSM continues to feign ignorance and these basic questions have not been faced by most Americans.
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Monday, September 13, 2010
Mark Shields Claims Obama Has Created More Jobs than Bush
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h/t: NewsBusters
Only a Democrat would believe this bilge. The problem with Obama created jobs is that the unemployment rate keeps going up regardless and somehow, in spite of the Shields/Obama economic miracle, fewer Americans have jobs. The party line just doesn't square with the facts.
h/t: NewsBusters
Only a Democrat would believe this bilge. The problem with Obama created jobs is that the unemployment rate keeps going up regardless and somehow, in spite of the Shields/Obama economic miracle, fewer Americans have jobs. The party line just doesn't square with the facts.
Sunday, September 12, 2010
Saturday, September 11, 2010
Who is this King of glory?
Who is this King of glory? The LORD strong and mighty, the LORD mighty in battle.
Lift up your heads, O ye gates; even lift them up, ye everlasting doors; and the King of glory shall come in.
Who is this King of glory? The LORD of hosts, he is the King of glory. Selah.
from Psalm 24
Lift up your heads, O ye gates; even lift them up, ye everlasting doors; and the King of glory shall come in.
Who is this King of glory? The LORD of hosts, he is the King of glory. Selah.
from Psalm 24
Friday, September 10, 2010
NAACP Continues to Accuse Tea Party of Racism But Cannot Produce Any Evidence
You would only be embarrassed by the lack of evidence if you actually believed what you said. This guy lacks both embarrassment and evidence.
h/t: Breitbart TV
h/t: Breitbart TV
Comment Of the Day
"bin Laden’s, and the rest of the islamic world’s goal, is jihad – the worldwide imposition, by force, of sharia law."
Rebar on September 10, 2010 at 10:36 AM
Muslims are practicing Islam? Nonsense. That’s just what they WANT us to think.
Ted Koppel has it all figured out: What the Jihadists really planned all along was for us to invade their countries, kill their leaders and burn their Korans.
The oldest trick in the book and we stupid infidels fell for it hook, line and sinker!
logis on September 10, 2010 at 10:46 AM
from Hot Air.com
Thursday, September 9, 2010
Linda Ronstadt and Amy Winehouse
Linda Ronstadt - Long Long Time
Amy Winehouse - You Know That Youre No Good w Linda Ronstadt
Amy Winehouse - You Know That Youre No Good w Linda Ronstadt
If this is success, what is failure?
By: Noemie Emery
Examiner Columnist
"Seen from the inside, the administration is an astonishing success," says E.J. Dionne of the beleaguered regime of his president. "Inside of what?" one is tempted to ask, but by some lights, it's true.
"President Obama has pushed through a whole lot of bills, and people hate all of them, a historic result accomplished by no other president. Of course, no other has tried.
""It's a losing-by-winning dynamic," says Michael Goodwin, as most presidents suffer when their agenda is stifled. He is the first to be in really deep trouble because his agenda has passed.
"Inside the bubble (the bunker? the madhouse?), the celebration, and the confusion, go on."
Comment Of the Day
As a safety measure, Virginia has passed a law that prohibits Democrat voters above the 3rd floor in multi-story buildings, ledges, towers, and any structure from which one could leap beginning 6:00 pm Nov 2, and extending for 60 days thereafter.
Purely a life-saving precaution.
BobMbx on September 9, 2010 at 4:03 PM
from Hot Air.com
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
Dobbs to Obama: 'Quit Whining and Start Leading'
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h/t: NewsBusted
Dobbs says Obama should quit whining and lead all Americans not just some groups. Since there is nothing in Obama's history to demonstrate that he was ever willing or capable of that stretch, we probably should not expect to see it happen.
h/t: NewsBusted
Dobbs says Obama should quit whining and lead all Americans not just some groups. Since there is nothing in Obama's history to demonstrate that he was ever willing or capable of that stretch, we probably should not expect to see it happen.
On Drums: Gene Krupa, Buddy Rich and Jerry Lewis
Gene Krupa -- Buddy Rich Drum Battle
Buddy Rich & Jerry Lewis
Buddy Rich & Jerry Lewis
Monday, September 6, 2010
Sunday, September 5, 2010
Comment Of the Day
"Meanwhile, U.S. legislators have shown little appetite for a new round of stimulus spending."
The last time we hit ourselves with hammers on the head it worked so great, so lets try it again… no thank you.
El_Terrible on September 5, 2010 at 6:51 PM
from Hot Air.com
Saturday, September 4, 2010
Beethoven Moonlight Sonata 3rd mov.
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This was not called 'The Moonlight Sonata' until many years after Beethoven's death. He had dedicated it to a girl he once thought he would marry. And Beethoven gave it the subtitle, 'Sonata in the Manner of a Fantasia.'
This was not called 'The Moonlight Sonata' until many years after Beethoven's death. He had dedicated it to a girl he once thought he would marry. And Beethoven gave it the subtitle, 'Sonata in the Manner of a Fantasia.'
Greg Gutfeld and Laura Ingraham on NBC Nostalgia for a Sadam Who Was Growing More Moderate
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h/t: NewsBusted
As the election approaches insanity in the media multiplies. Our economic problems were caused by the Iraq war. The more unemployment the better. Sadam was becoming more moderate. Obama and the MSM have amnesia about Obama's opposition to the surge in Iraq. A long time serving member of Congress cannot figure out for herself that it is unethical for her to give tens of thousands of taxpayer dollars to her grandkids: unless we tell her as each dollar is handed over it is unfair for us to expect basic decency from her.
h/t: NewsBusted
As the election approaches insanity in the media multiplies. Our economic problems were caused by the Iraq war. The more unemployment the better. Sadam was becoming more moderate. Obama and the MSM have amnesia about Obama's opposition to the surge in Iraq. A long time serving member of Congress cannot figure out for herself that it is unethical for her to give tens of thousands of taxpayer dollars to her grandkids: unless we tell her as each dollar is handed over it is unfair for us to expect basic decency from her.
Obama Still Unwilling to Accept Responsibility for Anything
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h/t: Hot Air.com
Obama's message on the economy: "I'm focused like a laser on escaping any responsibility. And It could be worse. I could be unemloyed or my caddy could be unembloyed or Michelle's bellboy could be unemployed. If any of us end up unemployed you'll know it's time for your preident to take the economy seriously. And never forget it's easy to make up stories that blame everything on Republicans."
h/t: Hot Air.com
Obama's message on the economy: "I'm focused like a laser on escaping any responsibility. And It could be worse. I could be unemloyed or my caddy could be unembloyed or Michelle's bellboy could be unemployed. If any of us end up unemployed you'll know it's time for your preident to take the economy seriously. And never forget it's easy to make up stories that blame everything on Republicans."
Friday, September 3, 2010
Runner Up Comment of the Day
The nation demands the impossible: quick, painless solutions to long-term, structural problems. While they’re running for office, politicians of both parties encourage this kind of magical thinking.
That’s a lie right there. Only the dems do this. They promise that they can cut taxes, increase spending, reduce the deficit and give you free healthcare.
Republicans generally don’t promise these things. I love how liberals will talk about the “hard choices” of “reforming an unsustainable system of entitlements” and blaming the dumb electorate on not wanting to do so – when it is the dems who promise to “protect” those entitlement programs from the big-bad republicans every election.
Where’s Eugene then? When does he side with republicans who consistently talk about reforming SS, Medicare, Medicaid, Welfare and the like? He is supporting the dems who are promising easy answers to hard problems.
Talk about projection and intellectual dishonesty.
Monkeytoe on September 3, 2010 at 10:55 AM
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Comment Of the Day
Gee, Eugene. Your guy Barry and the boys have raped and pillaged the treasury. In addition, they have salted the earth so that the necessary reforms to restore this country to productivity and standing will take years.
You think we’re “brats” and “racists”? That’s like telling a rape victim they deserve what they got.
In the end you and all your power hungry lib friends are all about taking something that doesn’t belong to you. You didn’t earn it. You don’t deserve.
And most of you are completely insane to boot.
Buh bye. See you in November, chump.
Cody1991 on September 3, 2010 at 10:52 AM
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Thursday, September 2, 2010
Comment Of the Day
“…how they just assumed it would behave like previous recessions”
Ceteris paribus. That’s Latin for: “we are all morons.”
The economy just sort of magically produces wealth, and nothing can ever change that.
So why let all those “greedy” business owners “steal” all the “free” profit the economy magically generates to buy yachts to waterski behind? Of course nothing but good things can happen when the “generous” government confiscates that extra money and “invests” it in ways that their minds (pristinely unpolluted by knowledge of the evil business world) know – just know – will benefit society.
What could possibly go wrong?
logis on September 2, 2010 at 10:55 AM
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Wednesday, September 1, 2010
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