Year: 2009

The Dodger In Chief Decides Not To Accept Any Recommendations On Afghanistan

Posted on by William Teach

There was only so far I could milk the use of “The Decider” in a sarcastic tone when applied to Barack H. Obama. Henceforth, he shall be known as “The Dodger In Chief.” And The Dodger is doing his normal on Afghanistan President Barack Obama does not plan to accept any of the Afghanistan war […]

 

Family Sues Gun Club Over Negligent Death of Eight Year Old Boy Allowed to Shoot Uzi

Posted on by Duane Lester

As a parent of five children, I understand the responsibility I have for each of them. I am responsible for their health and welfare and everything that goes with it. I am responsible for good decision making that keeps them from danger. Which is why I find it repulsive that a father who not only […]

 

A Victory Against Obama’s Unionism in New Hampshire

Posted on by Warner Todd Huston

In a victory for free labor, the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) has cancelled its solicitation for bids to build a new Jobs Corps Center in the state of New Hampshire. Why is it a victory? Because initial plans to receive bids would have discriminated against non-union construction companies per President Obama’s orders. Over 80% […]

 

Gov. Crist DID Flip Flop on Stimulus Support

Posted on by Warner Todd Huston

On November 5 on CNN, Florida Governor Charlie Crist told Wolf Blitzer that he didn’t back the $787 billion Obama stimulus bill. Crist has since said that it isn’t a flip flop when he says he supported the stimulus “in concept” but didn’t support the specific bill. In essence he’s trying to have it both […]

 

DeMint’s Right About Term Limits

Posted on by John Hawkins

It can sometimes be a little difficult to know for sure how the Founding Fathers would have viewed certain aspects of modern society. However, we can be certain that they would have been absolutely appalled by the emergence of the “career politician.” Because of gerrymandering, party politics, and the rise of heavily monied interest groups, […]

 

Debate #2 Of 3: John Hawkins Vs. Conor Friedersdorf: What’s Your Advice For The Right Going Forward?

Posted on by Conor Friedersdorf

(Hawkins’ Note: Conor Friedersdorf challenged me to a debate. I accepted. This is the second of three posts from the two of us on this subject. A link to Conor Friedersdorf’s posts will be listed at the end of the article. The last post from each of us will be run on Fri.) You’re right […]

 

Debate #2 Of 3: John Hawkins Vs. Conor Friedersdorf: What’s Your Advice For The Right Going Forward?

Posted on by John Hawkins

(Hawkins’ Note: Conor Friedersdorf challenged me to a debate. I accepted. This is the second of three posts from the two of us on this subject. A link to Conor Friedersdorf’s posts will be listed at the end of the article. The last post from each of us will be run on Fri.) After reading […]

 

Not So Merry Christmas Coming in New York

Posted on by Dave Blount

Big Government grows at a rate that exceeds even the rate it bleeds the life out of the economy — as evidenced by New York, which is scheduled to go bankrupt by Christmas despite the second-highest tax rate in the country. Accidental governor David Paterson is yelping in panic: “We’re going to run out of […]

 

Mayor Daley Blames Islamic Terror Attack on America’s Love of Guns

Posted on by Dave Blount

When an Islamic extremist screams “Allahu akbar” and opens fire on American soldiers, liberals know one thing for sure — it can’t have anything to do with Islam. 9/11 put Muslims first in line for the privileges of political correctness; their barbarous death cult is consequently beyond reproach. But this hasn’t left the Left at […]

 

The Degradation of Decorum and Odd Role Reversals

Posted on by Tabitha Hale

In case you missed it, teabagging is now an acceptable term from Presidents. Here’s the thing. I’m younger than a lot of my readers. I was 11 when I learned what a “Lewinsky” was from my President. Classy, right? That’s a huge problem. It brought something that was not even on my radar into every […]

 

Climate Change Is Feminista Issue, Apparently

Posted on by William Teach

I’m not even sure how to start the preamble for this. Perhaps it is best to go with that old Futurama standard “huh what?” Population control is not what makes climate change a feminist issue Last week Mary Fitzgerald argued that climate change is a feminist issue on the basis that population control is a […]

 

If Abortion Funding Is Banned: Life In DUmmie World

Posted on by William Teach

Just to make sure you are starting your day with your eyes popped open and your jaw on the floor, I bring you Da Cwazy from a DUmmie calling herself (maybe himself, it is a DUmmie, after all,) Liberty Belle IF ABORTION FUNDS ARE BANNED, THESE SHOULD BE BANNED TO…. The ban on federal funds […]

 

For Years, California Government Looted Safety Deposit Boxes for General Fund

Posted on by Duane Lester

Where do you put your important documents? I know quite a few people who use a safety deposit box to hold very important items, feeling it is a safer place to hold things they don’t want to lose. But what if the state changes the laws concerning when property is considered “abandoned?” Over the years, […]

 

Apple App Store Says Mad Magazine Artist too Mean for Approval

Posted on by Warner Todd Huston

I always knew that Mad Magazine was filled with ner-do-wells that will rot your brain and turn you into a big meanie. My teachers in school all told me so… and they were teachers so they must’ve been right. Now the Apple iPhone App store has finally seen the light of reason on this truism, […]

 

Obama and Democrats Don’t Understand ‘Sacrifice’

Posted on by Warner Todd Huston

-By Warner Todd Huston The jihadi movement has never made any bones about the fact that it intends to destroy western civilization from within using the West’s own principles as weapons against it. This is why, for instance, that radical Islamists have been angling to institute Sharia “law” inside England and Canada and to a […]

 

Dems: Anti-Abortion Amendment to be Striped Out Later (Stupak Doesn’t Matter)

Posted on by Warner Todd Huston

-By Warner Todd Huston At the last minute Representative Bart Stupak (D, Mich.) was successful in getting Speaker Pelosi and the House Democratic leadership to approve an amendment that would prohibit federal spending on abortion added to its nationalized healthcare bill passed and sent to the Senate over the weekend. But a senior Democrat says […]

 

It’s Time For The US To Get Out Of The Israeli/Palestinian Peace Process

Posted on by John Hawkins

Rarely do I agree with Thomas Friedman, but on this, I think he’s right: The Israeli-Palestinian peace process has become a bad play. It is obvious that all the parties are just acting out the same old scenes, with the same old tired clichés – and that no one believes any of it anymore. There […]

 

The Tabloid Trash Beat: Obama Collapses Under The Strain

Posted on by John Hawkins

The National Examiner is the Ford Pinto of gossip rags. It doesn’t have the credibility (ha ha) of the National Enquirer and it’s not quite as flaky as the Globe. Still, when I saw this story on the cover, I had to have it: According to the totally unreliable folks at the Examiner, Obama is […]

 

Lindsey Gramnesty in Bed With George Soros

Posted on by Dave Blount

Moonbat politics makes for some extremely unsavory bedfellows. With amnesty for illegal alien colonists off the front burner for now, alleged Republican Lindsey Graham has been advancing the liberal agenda by pushing “climate change” legislation. Ads running in his home state declare that he is “fighting to protect South Carolina” by helping the Obamination Administration […]

 

Indymedia Moonbats Feel the Heavy Hand of Big Government

Posted on by Dave Blount

Even some moonbats are getting unnerved by the Obamination Administration’s intrusiveness, hyper-politicization of the media, and aggressive contempt for the First Amendment: In a case that raises questions about online journalism and privacy rights, the U.S. Department of Justice sent a formal request to an independent news site ordering it to provide details of all […]

 

Cap-n-Trade Gives Obama Strong Man Powers?

Posted on by Melissa Clouthier

Wanted to share this provocative tidbit from the Washington Examiner: Both the Waxman-Markey cap-and-trade energy approved earlier this year and the version just okayed by Sen. Barbara Boxer’s Senate Environment and Public Works Committee’s Democrats (Republicans boycotted the vote) contains an obscure but nasty bureaucratic provision that requires President Obama to act like Venezuelan strong […]

 

A Firsthand Account From Inside Fort Hood

Posted on by Melissa Clouthier

A letter a blogger friend forwarded: Dear Family and Friends, Thank you for your thoughts and prayers for us and the Fort Hood community, a community that has been deeply wounded both physically and spiritually. The past day and a half have been very challenging. I write to share my somewhat-insider perspective on the events. […]

 

Some Democrats Alarmed Over Cost Of Their Health Bills

Posted on by William Teach

Obviously, the kool aid has worn off for some, at least a little As health care legislation moves toward a crucial airing in the Senate, the White House is facing a growing revolt from some Democrats and analysts who say the bills Congress is considering do not fulfill President Obama’s promise to slow the runaway […]