Category: Uncategorized

Fort Knox and Cheyenne Mountain head the: list. Also: “10 Places to Ride Out the Apocalypse“.

by: Javier Manjarres Sunshine State News : reported yesteday that Congressional candidate Karen Harrington has been endorsed by Congresswoman Sandy Adams. Congresswoman Adams has made news around the country for going after : Attorney General Eric Holder for his possible involvement and/or knowledge of : the failed ‘Fast and Furious’ firearms deal that resulted in the death of a […]

Let’s be honest; isn’t this weatherman a hundred percent right about being discriminated against? A veteran California weatherman is suing CBS broadcasting for sex discrimination, saying the network only wants to hire sexy young women to give the weather reports. In a suit filed Thursday, award-winning meteorologist Kyle Hunter claims he was passed over for […]

Just a few stories I noticed this week, when I wasn’t being distracted by the gorgeous weather outside my window. Click the link below each picture for more explanation. Link: The Other McCain. Link: I Own the World. Link: Legal Insurrection. Link: Dan Riehl. Link: The POH Diaries. Link: Trog. Link: Steveegg. And finally: But […]

All you probably need to know about: Boar’s Head. (With a bit about their “archrival” Dietz & Watson.)

Al Reuters breathlessly tells us that the guy presiding over the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression and making a serious hash of it rocks For the first time since early July, more Americans approve of the job President Barack Obama is doing than disapprove, according to a new Reuters/Ipsos poll that shows his […]

Sorry, folks, but I’m under the weather today and I won’t be able to post. I should be well enough to post by tomorrow though. So, until then, enjoy all the other bloggers and columnists!

On December 12, 2011, Jacob Turk entered Union Station in Kansas City, Missouri, stood before a microphone and asked those who had gathered before him, “Has our economic outlook improved over the past year? Have we revived the job market? Has our national debt declined? Unfortunately, the answer to all three questions is No.” Turk […]

The trouble with the Fluke matter is, we need to get off it and on to other things that are far more important; and, at the same time, we don’t. On the one hand, the matter is settled. President Obama has been so hugely embarrassed by the whole contraception-mandate thing that His pals on Capitol […]

As usual, click the link under each picture if you don’t get it. The link might help – or might not – but at least it’ll tell you what the story is. See if you can detect the themes this week: Link: Smitty. Two links on this one. All American Blogger, and Grandpa Steve. Suck […]

At least, California would probably like to force Coke and Pepsi to put ugly, graphic, gross pictures of severely ill people on every can. But since they can’t: Coca-Cola Co. and PepsiCo Inc. are changing the way they make the caramel coloring used in their sodas as a result of a California law that mandates […]

Instapundit had this quote the other day, from the Chronicle of Higher Education’s Alex Tabarrok: In 2009 the United States graduated 89,140 students in the visual and performing arts, more than in computer science, math, and chemical engineering combined and more than double the number of visual-and-performing-arts graduates in 1985. On its face, that’s downright […]

And what I’ve decided is, I don’t like ’em. I’ll go further: I can’t stand them. I f*cking hate ’em. Okay I’ll make one single exception to that: If it’s like when James Caan snapped at Robert Duvall in The Godfather, and then immediately said, I’m sorry, I didn’t mean that — if it’s a […]

Everyone’s favorite MSNBC’s program, Morning Joe, recently had an interesting debate over President Obama’s calls for increased taxes on oil and gas companies, because if you can’t trust MSNBC to discuss it, who can you trust? Thinking, perhaps, that someone who ran as Obama’s pod-clone, would demonstrate just how Dear Leader planned to rescue all […]

Jeffrey Lord’s latest must-read in the American Spectator is a call to action to defend free speech, inspired by Andrew Breitbart’s example. It traces the advertisers that have abandoned Rush’s program, many after decades of support. Lord notes that only a pathetic 21 percent of Americans identify themselves as liberals. And he rightly observes that […]

Perhaps because there is this perception that the availability of birth control devices — for free! — is a winning issue for democrats this election year, suddenly it’s all contraceptives, all the time. That could be because a winning issue for democrats exists nowhere else. We’re out of toothpaste: Contraceptives. Case of hemmarhoids: Contraceptives. Car […]

I’m a little Trog-heavy this week, which I usually try not to be. But what the hell. Click the links under each picture if you need a little more explanation about what it means. Link: Trog. Link: Trog again. Link: Enterprise Blog. Link: Pundette. Link: Steve Prestegard. Link: Trog yet again. Link: Obi’s Sister. Link: […]

Thatisall. File it away under “Say it and watch liberal heads go pop.” Update: The Great One caves in. Partially. But it’s still a cave-in. My choice of words was not the best, and in the attempt to be humorous, I created a national stir. I sincerely apologize to Ms. Fluke for the insulting word […]

You know, it says something about us that is not good when — well, if someone immigrated to our country and asked for an explanation about conservatives, liberals and libertarians, and the task fell to me to explain it to them, and someone put me on a strict limit as far as the number of […]

Click the link under each picture if you need a little more explanation. Link: Grandpa John, although I think he was referring to something else. Link: Laughing Conservative. Link: Trog. Link: Also Trog. Link: Pundette. Link: The Wolf Files. Link: Smitty. And: Link: Real Debate Wisconsin. And by the way: I’m setting the over/under on […]

Boy, I sure hope: this: works. And they ought to include the calls of politicians and political parties, too. (But I won’t hold my breath.)

I don’t watch R rated movies. I’ve just found that I don’t like the filth in so many of them. I have never allowed my kids to see R rated movies as long as they were living in my house. But I made an exception last night. I took my 15 year son to see […]

By: Javier Manjarres (Cross post-Shark Tank) Republican congressional candidate: Karen Harrington, the front runner in the primary race to unseat Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz is being targeted by a smear campaign that has crossed line from between being juvenile to possibly being a matter of public safety for law enforcement. : Over the past several months, the reported […]

While attempting to toot his own horn (Bloomberg) President Barack Obama will try to head off the political impact of rising gasoline prices as Republicans vow to make the price at the pump an issue in the 2012 election campaign. Obama plans events this week focusing on his administration’s efforts to expand domestic exploration and […]

You might have wondered why I haven’t had too much to say about the Republican primary so far. One of the reasons is, as I’ve said from the beginning, Mitt Romney will get this nomination, and all this we are watching is political fluff and drama. I have been amazed at the amount of crazy […]