Author: William Teach

MSNBC Wonders If A White President Would Get Interrupted During Speech

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As you’re probably aware by now, The Daily Callers Neil Munro “interrupted” Obama by daring to ask him a question at the end of Obama’s statement announcing his new de facto immunity program (I’m not calling it amnesty, because the illegals in question are not being given citizenship. Yet). It was an ill timed question […]

 

Good Grief: Dallas Reboot Incorporates “Green”

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For those who watched the new Dallas reboot (I didn’t. Wasn’t interested in the first, not interested in this one), did you catch the underlying theme? No? Well, let Time Magazines Ecocentric explain it In case you thought that the battle between big oil and alternative fuel had cooled down, Hollywood has proven that the […]

 

Dana Milbank On Obama Speech: “Skip The Falsehoods, Mr. Obama”

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So, Thursday, Obama gave his big “rebooting” speech, which amounted to a hodge podge of every other speech he’s given over the last 5 years, including his election 2008 speeches. He offered nothing new, including his whining. Politicker has a selection of media tweets, which includes MSNBC’s Mike O’Brien begging Obama to stop after 20 […]

 

Nanny Bloomberg’s Fizzy Drink Ban Highlights Wider Difference In Political Beliefs

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Yesterday we learned, via the NY Post, that Nanny Bloomberg and his Board Of Health cohorts may look to regulate some other food and drink products along with restricting sugary drinks larger than 16 ounces (I wonder if it has occurred to Nanny B. that this would cause more plastic bottles to be discarded, many […]

 

Could Stoners Be Obama’s Secret Election Weapon?

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Considering the inept performance of our 44th president and his penchant for eating food that his wife says is bad for Everybody else, maybe the legalization of pot is the perfect statement for his campaign: Is Legalizing Weed Obama’s Secret Weapon? This year there’s another incumbent president with modest approval ratings who could turn out […]

 

Obama To Give Major Economic Campaign Speech, Which Contains Nothing New

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It’s been a bad few weeks months years for Obama on the economy. Nothing seems to be working. And it seems that every week over the last few months has been labeled as a “really bad week” by, well, everyone, including the MSM and Democrat pundits. We were treated to O’s “the private sector is […]

 

Obamanomics: Most Now See China As World Economic Powerhouse

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Before we get to the money quote, which happens to be the 2nd to last paragraph of this Politico story, we learn, via a Pew Global Attitudes Survey, that people around the world have cooled on Obama’s foreign policy Global opinion of President Barack Obama has declined dramatically since 2009, according to a new survey […]

 

CBC: All Opposition To Obama Is Racist

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Even calling Obama “cool” is racist (Washington Examiner) Angela Rye, Executive Director of the Congressional Black Caucus, argued that President Obama has struggled during his first term due to racially-motivated opposition from conservatives who dislike having a black president. “This is probably the toughest presidential term in my lifetime,” Rye said during CSPAN’s Q&A yesterday. […]

 

Florida Files Suit Against DHS Over Voter Roll Purge

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The big questions is, can anything be done prior to the November election on this lawsuit? Will Florida get the information they need to purge the Florida voter rolls of those who are not legally entitled to vote? (The Hill) Florida Gov. Rick Scott (R) said he will sue the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) […]

 

Mitch Daniels Suggests Doing Away With Government Unions

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Back when people first started to organize into unions, they did this for two main reasons: protection from harsh working conditions/bosses/companies and an honest wage for an honest days work. Of course, this was in the private sector. Shift to the public sector: now they mostly exist to fleece the American taxpayer so that the […]

 

New Yorker Imagines An Obama 2nd Term

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Would you be shocked that it mostly ignores anything remotely resembling a healed economy and policies that lead to one? The vast majority of the story is based on things that have happened to other presidents during their second terms, as well as casting blame on those big ole Republicans who have blocked Obama’s far […]

 

Coney Island Principal Bans Lee Greenwood’s “God Bless The USA”

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I’m not sure if you can blame this one on liberalism: the principal in question is a Jehovah’s Witness, and their religion doesn’t allow them to stand and salute any flag. I’d still bet that she is an Obama voter. She’s had issues with race baiting previously (NY Post) A controversial Coney Island principal has […]

 

Green Police Invade Miami Beach

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Live in Miami Beach? Well, prepare yourself to have your garbage invaded (InfoWars) Audi’s infamous ‘Green Police’ Superbowl commercial may not be far off coming to fruition. Miami Beach has passed an ordinance that makes recycling compulsory from July 2013, with those who fail to comply under threat of fines up to $2500 dollars. “People, […]

 

Obama Retreats On “Private Sector Doing Fine” Comment

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For those who missed it, here’s the Democrats clueless, completely out of touch President Of course, after getting slapped around by Romney, the GOP, and pretty much everyone else (The Hill) The verbal gaffe offered a political gift to Republicans and capped a miserable week for the president, who was on the losing side of […]

 

Obama Admin. Says Corey Booker “Dead To Us”

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On a day dedicated to preserving free speech rights, Corey Booker learned an important message: don’t you dare speak out against the Obama administration (NY Post) It’s bye-bye, Beltway for Cory Booker. Newark’s mayor, who was gunning for a spot in President Obama’s Cabinet, lost the chance after he shot his mouth off during a […]

 

National Blogger Going Dark Day – Speak Up For Free Speech!

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Ace at Ace of Spades has stated that his site will go dark today in order to stand up for Free Speech regarding the acts, SWATing and lawfare, performed against bloggers who have exposed Brett Kimberlin (aka The Speedway Bomber) and his associates. Like Michelle Malkin and John Hawkins, I’m not good at shutting up. […]

 

The Fallout From Wisconsin Continues

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Josh Kraushaar at National Journal describes it thusly in a post entitled Red Flags All Over for Obama in Wisconsin President Obama wasn’t on the ballot in Wisconsin, but Gov. Scott Walker’s decisive victory in last night’s gubernatorial recall is a stinging blow to his prospects for a second term. The re-election was a telltale […]

 

Did Romney Impersonate A Police Officer? Does He Annoy His LaJolla Neighbors?

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These are two hilarious new lines of attack on Mitt Romney. Let’s start with idiocy from the NY Times, which provides an in-depth report about Romney expanding his home in California ON Dunemere Drive, it seems as if just about everyone has a gripe against the owners of No. 311. The elderly woman next door […]

 

Obama-Economy: Only 9 States Have Turned The Corner

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The recession officially ended in June 2009, before the policies of Obama and the Democrat controlled Congress could truly kick in. We’ve discussed many a time what effects this continued malaise have occurred within the states, effects such as low income, sales, and property tax rates because so many people are out of work or […]

 

Wisconsin Elections: The Aftermath

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With 99% of precincts report, Gov. Scott Walker defeated Democrat Tom Barrett by 53-46, a larger win for Walker than his first win in 2010. It does look like the Senate might flip back to the Democrats, though. Lt. Gov Rebecca Kleefisch also easily won, and provides the quote of the night That’s what all […]

 

Democrats Continue Shiny Object Campaign With Paycheck Fairness Act Vote Today

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OK, we’ve already established that Democrats understand that there are, in fact, reasons why there can be a pay gap. The White House suggested that there are “varying degrees of seniority” as to why women are paid less, on average, than men working in the White House. Democrats at a crosspost at Right Wing News […]

 

Wisconsin Democrats Forgot Exactly What The Recall Effort Is About

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Conversely, perhaps they do not want to be associated with public unions who are partly responsible for having negotiated contracts that leave the taxpayers to fund un-sustainable liabilities with the same Democrats (Politico) The bitter battle over union rights in Wisconsin sent masses of angry protesters flooding into the streets, placed the state at the […]

 

California Gov. Jerry Brown Finds Environmental Regs Inconvenient For High Speed Rail

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California has lots and lots of environmental regulations that stifle business and its economy. Now, not all of them are bad, but, what’s a Democrat governor to do when these regulations get in the way of his high dollar boondogle? (Oakland Tribune) Gov. Jerry Brown is proposing to fast-track California’s $69 billion high-speed rail project […]

 

Nancy Pelosi Runs Her Own War On Women, Pays Them Less

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This according to the Washington Free Beacon According to publicly available salary data at the website Legistorm, Pelosi’s female employees earned an average annual salary of $96,394 in fiscal year 2011. Male employees earned $123,000 on average, a difference of 27.6 percent. The gap is even larger if calculated using the median salaries for men […]

 

NY Times: Obama’s Pretty Much Blameless For Horrible Economic News

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You truly have to admire the NY Times and writers Jamie Calmes and Nicholas Kulish, who work themselves into Gordian Knots as they attempt to tell us that “Obama’s hands tied on weak economy”. That was the original web title, changed to Weak Economy Points to Obama’s Constraints The bleak jobs report on Friday predictably […]

 

UK Guardian: Only 100 Months Left To Save The World

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The Guardian has been running a series for a bit called 100 months left to save the world. Yesterday they ran an article about Rio+20: don’t wait for disappointment from the bureaucrats, which is a hoot In three weeks the 20th anniversary conference of the Earth Summit will take place in Rio, Brazil. Once again, […]

 

Washington Post Reminds Obama That He Actually Needs Ideas To Win

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This comes on the heels of the horrible economic news from Friday, which of course is surely Someone Else’s fault (sic) (Washington Post) Friday’s dismal jobs report and some unexpected words from Bill Clinton delivered a bracing reminder to President Obama and his advisers that the election remains primarily a referendum on his record and […]

 

Confirmed: The Less You Know About Science The More You Believe In The Climate Change Hoax

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Just to be clear, by “climate change hoax” I mean the notion that man is mostly or solely responsible for every change in the weather, known as hotcoldwetdry, and the slight uptick in temperatures since the end of the Little Ice Age. And, in a bit of comical irony, we find out, via James Delingpole, […]

 

NY Times, Obama Admin. Expose Secret Cyberwarfare Program Against Iran

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Surely, everyone could guess that the United States was involved in the cyber attacks on Iran’s nuclear weapons program. Just like we can all guess that Iran is looking to create a nuclear weapons program, not use those reactors for peaceful energy production. Fortunately, the NY Times and the Obama administration are there to make […]

 

England Considers Slapping Green Drivers With Fees And Taxes

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One of the results of people going “green” when it comes to driving is that these vehicles use less gas, meaning that there is less tax collected. I discussed this same thing happening in the USA in terms of money lost from the use of hybrid, electric, and fuel efficient vehicles last November. There’s absolutely […]