The Desperate Democrats Fight Dirty on Health Care Bill

You know the healthcare fight is getting desperate on the left when they start going after the wife of the independent they see standing in their way. Oh boy. Washington (CNN) – Sen. Joe Lieberman — whose opposition to a public insurance option has drawn outrage from liberal groups for months — is used to […]

 

Who Needs Democracy Anyway? (Scroll for Update!)

A lefty friend of mine, dave bones from: across the pond, sent me to this lefty site about Copenhagen’s Climate Change summit. I came across this interesting tidbit: (U.S. Environmental Protection Agency) Lisa Jackson appeared yesterday at the UN Climate Change Summit to assure the international community that the EPA will not let democracy get in […]

 



Why Can’t We Question Man Made Global Warming?

One of the things I cannot stand about the left is how they answer an argument that was never made. Case in point. Sarah Palin has a thoughtful informed piece at the WaPo today about climategate, her own personal experience with climate change, and what we need to do to move forward. “But while we […]

 

Studying The Sex Lives Of College Students

You thought you were done with that when you graduated, right? Well, this is just one of the many boondoggles that our stimulus dollars went to. I’m thinking that maybe somewhere along the line someone got confused on what: the word “stimulus” actually means. Perhaps they took it to mean the human body and not the […]

 



Inner City Kids and The Politics That Abandons Them

We are all aware of the dismal condition of our inner city schools. These children, largely composed of minorities, are trapped in schools that have become little more than lousy daycare centers. Dropping out seems a more reasonable option for many of these children. We all agree that education is the key to lifting kids […]

 



“You’ve Come A Long Way, Maybe”

Leslie Sanchez, a Republican strategist and former advisor to President George Bush, has written a timely book about politics and the American woman. In “You’ve Come A Long Way, Maybe,” she takes a hard non partisan look at three woman in particular. Sarah Palin, Michelle Obama, and Hillary Clinton. It is fascinating to compare such […]

 

Republicans Are Happier Than Democrats (AND have a better sex life)

A recent discussion on the myths of conservatism got me to doing some research on conservatism. The answers I found didn’t surprise me, but it might some liberals. The Pew Research Center did several surveys to determine who was happy. Not surprisingly Republicans were happier than Democrats or Independents. 45% to 30% to 29%. In […]

 

Were There ‘Tribal Aspects’ To The Anti War Protests?

Noel Sheppard pointed out: at Newsbusters yesterday that Chris Matthews once again accuses the Tea Party goers of being too white: “This is a largely white — almost no minorities in this crowd,” reported MSNBC’s O’Donnell live from the scene. Matthews reiterated, “Well, they look like a white crowd to me,” later claiming, “I think there […]

 


Pres. Obama’s Weakness Means Danger To The U.S.

Pres. Obama could be the poster boy for what happens when others see you as weak. Obama imagined that bowing and scraping and using his pretty words would endear him to the world. He imagined he would show the international community how different he was from Bush with his “cowboy diplomacy.” Well, one thing Bush […]

 

The Reality of Iran

While we here in the United States were waiting breathlessly for the funeral of Michael Jackson, 34 people were hanged in Iran. 22 in one day. The mainstream media may be more focused on Jackson, but the people of Iran are continuing to fight against all odds and against extreme violence. Many have twittered and […]

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One Final Thought On Michael Jackson

I know that the last thing you want to hear about right now is Michael Jackson, but now that the Michael Jackson funeral circus is over, I think it’s important that we cut through the celebrity cult crap and look at some hard cold reality. If I hear one more time that Jackson “broke color […]

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Confessions of a Former McCain Supporter

Anyone who has read my blogs these past 3 years know that I was a BIG McCain supporter long before the primaries. This July 2006 entry at the Houston Chronicle illustrates my early belief in McCain. All through the primaries I blogged and blogged on the man. I attended two fundraisers at River Oaks in […]

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Obama Media

Everyone agrees that Obama used the new media brilliantly throughout his campaign. The genius of having on the home page of his website a place where one could type in their zip code and be given the location of where they were supposed to vote (ads to click on this page to find your location […]

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The Burning Economy

I tried to think of a good analogy of Obama’s goodwill babble as our economy sinks. This is what I came up with. Imagine tens of thousands people in a auditorium listening to Obama speak. He gives a fantastic speech, and almost every one is mesmerized. Then the people in the back and the top […]

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The Steele Magnolia

I cannot tell you how happy it made me when Jenny Sanford did not stand up next to her cheating pathetic husband, Gov. Mark Sanford, when he had his press conference admitting to his tawdry affair. If your husband loses his job, has a disease, or has succumbed to early hair loss, then yes……stand by […]

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Phelps, Pot, Teens, and Teachers

Yesterday my 16 yr old is telling me that he just can’t believe that Michael Phelps got caught smoking pot. I sit quietly, because the last thing I want to do is tell my teenager that I think pot should at the very most be a minor infraction, and that we fill our jails with […]

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Prop. 8 Boycotts Backfire

Gay activists went crazy when Prop. 8 passed banning gay marriage, using intimidation and ridicule on those who donated and/or supported Prop. 8. I blogged before about the bullying tactics used by those who opposed Prop. 8: The activist gay community has only hurt it’s cause by resorting to intimidation and threats to those individuals […]

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A Family Legacy?

Looking at the two highly visible Senate appointments of New York (Hillary’s seat) and Chicago (Obama’s seat), illustrates how the Democrat machine works. If Democrats could pick and choose their winning candidate without benefit of the people’s vote, this is what we would get. Caroline Kennedy or Andrew Cuomo for New York. Do the names […]

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Dying With Dignity?

I knew years ago, after fighting in the pro-life movement for unborn children, that one day we would legalize euthanasia. It was only a matter of time. Once a society has decided that certain life has value and certain life does not, then we slide down that slippery slope of determining who should die and […]

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