Republicans cannibals… when are you going to stop eating your own?

By on August 21, 2012 in Current Affairs

If you’re reading this you will notice that I haven’t updated this blog in about a year, ever since I went back to school.  And I don’t have time to update it right now.  I am buried in assignments and behind in a certification review class for a very important and expensive test that I [...]

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Gipper disguise exposes the true Obama: Political opportunist and hypocrite

By on July 11, 2011 in Current Affairs

Egads. Did President Obama really say, “If not now, when?” during the debt ceiling negotiations with Republicans yesterday? In what context, I wonder? Was it “if not now, when” as in: You better agree to take another trillion in would-be workers’ wages out of the hands of their would-be employers (who at "some point" have [...]

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What happens when the takers outnumber the givers among us?

By on July 10, 2011 in Current Affairs

Hat tip to Bill McKee with the Clackamas, Oregon, chapter of Americans for Prosperity. This is interesting. A majority of American households paid no federal income taxes in 2009… and 30% of households actually got refunds on funds that were never withheld in the first place. (Pardon me for just a moment while I go find [...]

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Did you hear the one about Al Gore, a toxic waste spewing lamp, and the hormonal pregnant blogger mom?

By on July 9, 2011 in Current Affairs

Hilarious: Simcha Fisher has little kidlets and morning sickness, plus a broken fluorescent light bulb… and Al Gore needs to pay. Then the CFL bulbs came out, and I discovered that I am the snob to end all snobs . . . when it comes to light.  Fluorescent lighting makes me feel like I’m dead, and am [...]

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Latest lefty meme: Reagan proved that high taxes bring prosperity

By on July 9, 2011 in Current Affairs

I bet Ezra Klein's graphs weren't created while talking on the phone in his jammies. Wow the battle over the debt ceiling sure has sparked some interesting and revealing reports in the media and blogosphere. For example, did you know that the Reagan Revolution proved that prosperity always increases in direct proportion to the amount of [...]

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Imagine John Lennon growing a brain

By on June 29, 2011 in Current Affairs

Imagine an over-rated bubble-gum pop musician who was elevated to the mountainpeaks of ill-deserved musical savant status, just because he also happened to be a charismatic evangelist for hallucinogenic communism. That earned him the undying devotion and promotion of the social-engineering commies in the music industry, and that's why many today still believe the carefully crafted narrative that Lennon and the Beatles revolutionized American music. Or in other [...]

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When will the left stop lying about Bush’s record?

By on June 28, 2011 in Current Affairs, The Price of Freedom

Okay, okay, okay. Wait a minute, hold on. I'm watching O'Reilly, and did Dean Baker from the Center for Economic and Policy Research really just tell Laura Ingraham that the financial meltdown and all of its repercussions were caused by "cutbacks in government?" That's funny. I thought it was caused by Democrats bullying banks into abandoning sound business plans and [...]

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Video: Big government plus big spending equals big poverty

By on June 28, 2011 in Current Affairs

I guess it's just part of the human mosaic represented in any society. There will always be hardworking innovators, and there will always be lazy con artists. There are givers, takers, gossips, and rubberneckers. And then there is the seemingly omnipresent control freak who believes so strongly in his own pre-eminence, that he thinks it right and fitting to confiscate and spend his neighbor's paycheck [...]

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Bernie Goldberg: Conservatives need a race card, too

By on June 28, 2011 in Current Affairs

Last night on the O’Reilly Factor, Bernie Goldberg and Juan Williams mused about whether Jon Stewart’s use of a “Negro dialect” while ridiculing presidential candidate, Herman Cain, was racist. Which, of course was a pointless discussion based upon a false premise. Everyone knows Jon Stewart can’t be a racist, because he’s a lefty. And you can’t be [...]

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Maureen Dowd is a racist…

By on June 27, 2011 in Current Affairs, Meadowlark Press

For writing this. Somebody better run and roust up Janeane Garofalo, Jimmy Carter, Bob Schieffer, Norah O'Donnell, and Charles Ogletree pronto. I don't know why they aren't at their usual posts, vigilantly guarding the president from the narrow-minded boors lurking in his midst.  Maybe they all needed to get their tattered race cards cleaned, blocked, starched, and ready to beat the next hapless conservative about the head for daring to question [...]

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Did Pakistani Intelligence cheat on us with Bin Laden’s courier?

By on June 25, 2011 in Current Affairs

The New York Times is reporting that, while there is "no smoking gun," the U.S. was an unwitting member of a duplicitous daisy-chain that included Pakistani militants, Pakistani intelligence, and Osama bin Laden himself. The speculation surrounds contact information found on the seized cell phone of Obama's "trusted courier," probably around the time that the greasy old coot was giving some [...]

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Nothing says I’m sorry like ugly flowers

By on June 24, 2011 in Current Affairs

Orange roses and carnations? Really Weiner? To be fair, however, I'm not sure what arrangement is really most appropriate for those inevitable "I'm sorry for being an exhibitionist, lying pervert" moments.  I'll have to check with Emily Post and get back to you. Hat tip to JammieWearing Fool.

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