From the monthly archives:

April 2008

John McCain: Heroic In More Ways Than One

April 30, 2008

One thing I learned about war heroes when I was a child is that not many of them like to talk about their experiences. As I became interested in politics, I noticed that this tendency held true, which was surprising since politicians are supposed to enjoy talking about themselves. One politician in particular, [...]

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Conspiracy Theory Put To Bed, Maybe

April 30, 2008

The first conspiracy theory I heard regarding the last Russian tsar’s family was that Princess Anastasia escaped execution by the Bolsheviks and was living somewhere in Europe. Leonard Nimoy (or whatever that dude who played Spock is called, help me out Ryan) even hosted spooky shows about it. That is, until 1991 when [...]

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Obama Takes a Stand on Wright

April 29, 2008

NEWSFLASH: It only took Barack Obama 20 years to notice that his Reverend is crazy.  That’s the kind of man I think we need to bring “hope” and “change” to the White House and America!  Obama calls Wright’s statements over the weekend as, among other things, ”a bunch of rants that aren’t grounded in truth.” 
True.
However, what about all [...]

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Hey Voter, Show Me Your ID!

April 28, 2008

The Roberts Court ruled today that Indiana’s Voter ID law is constitutional in a 6-3 decision by amply justifying that IDs  serve “the valid interest in protecting ‘the integrity and reliability of the electoral process,’” according to the majority.
I’ll let you guess which three were in the minority…
Give up? 
Stephen “International Law” Breyer, Ruth “Biddy” Ginsburg, [...]

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Obama Talks to Chris Wallace

April 27, 2008

Until this morning, Obama has ducked Fox News for the entire campaign and WOW! was my B.S.-o-meter on overdrive!
On Fox News Sunday with Chris Wallace, Barack Obama showed himself to be an articulate, yet condescending liberal elitist trying to sound human who revealed that he knows nothing about the challenges of globalization, tax policy, or foreign policy.  Chris Wallace did [...]

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VH1 ’80s Countdown Timesuck

April 26, 2008

I love them.  I hate them. 
Despite the socio-political leanings of the music networks, I applaud VH1 for keeping pop culture over the last three decades alive for those who either don’t remember the formative years of Gen X or for those who just love to immerse themselves in the nostalgia.  I am mostly the latter (being a kid in [...]

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Don’t Stop the NCGOP Ad!

April 25, 2008

I know I’m going to disagree with John McCain more times than my conscience will like, but he needs to back off this one. The North Carolina Republican Party is trying to paint a Barack Obama out of touch with mainstream North Carolinians by citing Obama’s close relationship to the crazy Reverend Wright.
Here’s the ad which is causing [...]

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LA Times Plays Age, Disability Card on McCain

April 24, 2008

While the Democrats are in a locked Pyrrhic duel to the political death, the MSM (represented this time by the LA Times) has run this bigoted hit-piece on John McCain.  It’s really sad that they’ve gone this low, yet it’s hypocritical at the same time.
The crux of the argument infers that McCain’s too old, sick and [...]

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The Morning After, Obama Still has Friends

April 23, 2008

I thought this post at Michelle Malkin’s blog yesterday was telling about which party is the one our enemies are rooting for this November. 
As if you didn’t know!
With fewer friends nowadays after his tough double-digit loss last night Barack Obama can feel a bit better counting on solidarity from Hamas and FARC.  She Who Must Not [...]

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She Who Must Not Be Named Wins Pennsylvania Primary

April 22, 2008

We don’t know her margin of victory; we don’t know how many delegates she will win; but we do know that She Who Must Not Be Named has won the Pennsylvania primary. The Democrat primary will continue and Operation Chaos continues.
Many conservatives are happy about tonight’s result precisely because of the chaos it is [...]

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How To Defend The Culture of Death: Call It Art

April 22, 2008

Pope Benedict XVI was 100 percent correct when he recently stood up for the sanctity of every human life, born and unborn, during the Papal Mass at Yankee Stadium.  Any society that can cavalierly destroy God’s precious gift is contrary to our nature, and as such, a society that fails to respect human life is [...]

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Pennsylvania Mania!

April 22, 2008

So the day has finally arrived!
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After all the talk, punditry, ads, speculation, name-calling, race-baiting, and truth-telling the people are finally going to decide the fate of the Democrat race for President!
I hope “Operation Chaos” comes through today because if She Who Must Not Be Named wins by a decent enough margin, that will harm Obama [...]

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Why Rick Santorum Wants You to Vote For McCain

April 21, 2008

The Philadelphia Inquirer posted this editorial by former Pennsylvania Senator Rick Santorum which articulates as well as I’ve heard thus far the reasons why Conservatives should come out to vote for McCain. 
Of course, true conservatives have some reservations about John McCain because of his stands on some of the issues and his obstruction over the last [...]

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Pope Benedict at Ground Zero

April 20, 2008

The Pope visited Ground Zero this morning to say a prayer, light a candle and meet with some of the victim’s families.  Later, Benedict will be giving a much anticipated mass at Yankee Stadium at around 2:30pm EDT. 
One could tell that this gesture was deeply felt by Benedict and others with whom he met that were affected by this act [...]

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Boxer Hits the Pope

April 18, 2008

Barbara Boxer is a complete b-tch!
Here Pope Benedict XVI, leader of over 1 billion Roman Catholics around the world and 65 million in the USA alone, has come to the United States for the first time in his Papacy bringing good will and reconciliation to all, when Ned Flanders himself Senator Sam Brownback wanted to pass [...]

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A Nadir for a Macabre Pro-Choice Society

April 18, 2008

This story is scary crazy.
I’m not going to post any pictures regarding Yale University’s Aliza Shvarts’ macabre “art project” where after artificially inseminating herself and inducing a miscarriage numerous times, she used the byproduct as part in each of her “art” works.
That is about as sick and twisted a thing as I’ve heard come from our [...]

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Debating the Debate in Philly

April 17, 2008

The Democrat debate last night in Philadelphia was the closest the Dems will ever get to the kinds of questions Fox News would have given them in this election cycle  — addressing issues of character, history, and other vetting issues.  Charlie Gibson and George Stephanopolous are feeling the pain for going against the MSM’s Leftist talking-points [...]

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Rev. Wright Still “Stuck on Stupid”

April 17, 2008

I know this story’s a little bit old, however, while cheering the Dem Debate last night, I heard Imus this morning picking on Fox News, specifically O’Reilly and Hannity, using the recent phrase uttered by Obama’s reverend, Jeremiah Wright, at one of Wright’s friend’s funeral that O’Reilly and Hannity were both “forever stuck on stupid.” 
Nice try, Reverend [...]

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One Can Dream: The Democrats’ Brokered Convention

April 16, 2008

Lawrence O’Donnell, yes that Lawrence O’Donnell, has written a pretty interesting fictional account about the upcoming Democrat National Convention. It reads as the scenario Rush is hoping to create with Operation Chaos and is something you actually wouldn’t put past these people.  The Democrat primary almost certainly won’t end the way O’Donnell imagines, but [...]

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Global Warming’s Fried President Bush

April 16, 2008

The Global Warming alarmists have finally worn down the GOP passed the weak-kneed crowd, and into the Bush-crowd (which is increasingly looking like only Dubya himself).  Only the open-minded, conservative-wing remains as the firewall against an economic cataclysm based on ever-changing scientific data. 
It goes to show how all Libs need to do is find an issue where [...]

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Papa Bene!

April 15, 2008

Pope Benedict XVI’s visit to the United States began today at Andrew’s Air Force Base in Maryland.  He met President Bush, Laura and Jenna along with a throng of cheering crowds and fanfare.  He also clearly denounced the pedophilia scandals that have rocked the Roman Catholic Church over the last decade or so. 
Great start to [...]

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Berlusconi’s Back!

April 14, 2008

Take that Lefties!  Former Italian Prime Minister and supporter of winning the War on Terror, Silvio Berlusconi saw his ”People of Liberty Party” recently win both houses of Italy’s Parliament, making the former Prime Minister the new incoming Prime Minister. 
France, Germany and now Italy all have center-right governments… maybe we’ll get one later this year too!
AP photo.

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Harman vs. Hague: Pre-Thatcher Talking Point Thirty Years Too Late

April 13, 2008

One classic line of attack from the liberal playbook is the false charge that conservatives are threatened by powerful women. You’d think conservative admiration for powerful women such as Margaret Thatcher, Jeanne Kirkpatrick, and Condoleezza Rice would have dispelled this notion, but facts never got in the way of a good liberal talking point [...]

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The Candidates on American Idol

April 13, 2008

Last week, American Idol decided to give back to the community by using their press and viewership to spearhead a volunteer drive called “Idol Gives Back.” Great idea! But, being an election year, American Idol decided to get the three remaining candidates to say a few things about the effort.
See for yourself how She Who [...]

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Despite Outcry, Jimmah Set to Visit Hamas Leader

April 12, 2008

By now most of you have heard that Jimmah Carter is going to Syria next week, where he’s most likely going to meet up with an exiled Hamas leader, Khaled Mashaal.  Jimmah, who has called Israel “an apartheid state” in the past and continues to be predictably on the wrong side of history, becomes the [...]

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American Idol Distances Itself from Jesus

April 11, 2008

Last night, American Idol had their contestants close with a song called “Shout to the Lord.”  Yet, in a song about Jesus, they replaced “Jesus” with “Shepherd!”  Wow.  The anti-Christian bias in the media is well-known and documented, but editing “Jesus” in a song about Jesus?!?  Why choose the song in the first place? 
It sounds like American [...]

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Obama: Classic Lib

April 11, 2008

In case you were wondering, Drudge linked to a post by the Politico’s Ben Smith that demonstrates beyond a shadow of a doubt that Obama is a classic Lib, with typical condescension towards people they claim to represent and connect with. 
Here’s Barry!
“You go into these small towns in Pennsylvania and, like a lot of small towns in the [...]

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Economy Then and Now; Democrats Then and Now

April 10, 2008

The fact that The Corner’s David Freddoso can report economic data from 2008 compared to economic data from 1996 and juxtapose the statistics with Democrat quotes all in about a minute and half is proof positive of the media’s laziness, dishonesty, or both.
UPDATE: The Anchoress has a great roundup of this one, complete with cartoon.

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The Fifth Anniversary of the Fall of Baghdad

April 9, 2008

Five years ago, the wall-to-wall Iraq War coverage had a breaking news bulletin where cameras showed us the sights from Baghdad. 
I was at lunch duty at school (that’s when teachers watch students eat and confiscate cell phones) when pictures of US Marines in the center of Baghdad wrapped a US flag over the head of a Saddam statue.  [...]

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Petraeus and Crocker Surge Update: ‘08 Version

April 8, 2008

General David Petraeus and Ambassador Ryan Crocker entered a hostile-fire zone once again on Capitol Hill, and once again came out looking like the adults in the room!  By later this evening, all three Presidential contenders will have gotten a chance to question the General about the continued effectiveness of the Surge strategy.  I’d like to [...]

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