Monthly Archives for June 2011
Does this mean Trump will be getting back in the race?
TweetDr Jerome Corsi and Adobe / Microsoft graphics expert Mara Zebest at the National Press Club make the case for the Obama long form birth certificate’s being a forgery — and a poor one, at that. And just for fun, … Continue reading
"Gallup: Obama Hits All-Time Low Among Poor; Approval Comparatively Highest Among Rich"
TweetSocialists do tend to clarify the classes so, don’t they? But don’t get too comfortable, you obscenely wealthy millionaire and billionaire two-income families making $250K a year, spread over 3 kids, college tuition, and your underwater mortgage payments. Obama is … Continue reading
a haiku that, for no reason whatever, imagines Barack Obama as an unusually — but delightfully — candid Bermuda / Devil's Triangle
TweetLet me be clear: I am nothing more than a sea lane, plus some bullshit.
Definitions and their discontents
TweetAn interview of Public Discourse editorial board member, McCormick Professor of Jurisprudence, and Director of the James Madison Program in American Ideals and Institutions at Princeton University, Robert P. George, by NRO’s Kathryn Lopez that seeks to put “the NY … Continue reading
"Walker Budget Gives School District Surplus, Reduces Class Sizes, Hires More Teachers"
TweetAnd did we mention no one was laid off, either? Quick: let’s get some poseur college students and paid union thugs to sit in at the Assembly building and RAIL AGAINST THE MAN! For the children! Fact: Legal and fiscal … Continue reading
"Veterans Allege VA Censoring Prayer"
TweetMeh. Read “correctly,” — see, eg., the first and second sections of the “Separation of Church and State” clause that explicitly states, and I fake quote, “[that] in The US, no one can pray aloud, lest someone somewhere is driven … Continue reading
The Pledge: so divisive
TweetSo in Eugene, OR, a ban on the Pledge in City Hall is upheld. Personally, I don’t give a damn. Most lawmakers have long since forgotten what country they live in, anyway, and it makes more sense to remind them … Continue reading
"14th Amendment: Democratic Senators See Debt Ceiling As Unconstitutional"
TweetHow convenient! You know what else they might want to look at as illegal? Failure to pass budgets. But I digress. Here’s my thinking: what we’ve got working here is essentially a no-limit credit card given to the Executive, whose … Continue reading
Ohio Appeals Court says government can indeed force you to buy what they tell you to buy
TweetBy a 2-1 vote, with a Bush appointee joining a Carter appointee on the yes side and a Reagan appointee the lone dissenter. Yet another reason we need to elect constitutional conservatives and classical liberals, not corporatist Republicans or “pragmatic” … Continue reading
"GOP Governors Are Showing the Way"
TweetVirginia Governor Bob McDonnell shows how conservatism leads to growth and prosperity — even as Obama seeks to raise taxes, kill jobs, and stifle the economy. And the results of how such fiscal conservatism, dutifully adhered to, register with voters … Continue reading
