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Axis of Right Radio, Show #2, 2/10/2010

February 10, 2010

Episode #2 of Axis of Right Radio is now available.  In this episode, Mike, Ryan, and Sal discuss Sarah Palin and her role in the Tea Party Movement; Barack Obama’s attempts at “bi-partisanship” in convening a health care summit with Democrats and Republicans; the infamous Demon Sheep Ad, and its impact; the Super Bowl game, [...]

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Miss Him Yet?

February 10, 2010

Well, duh, of course we do!  But, this is an actual billboard paid for by a “group of small business owners and individuals who just felt like Washington was against them” up in Wyoming, Minnesota.  Those who paid for the billboard want to remain anonymous, but their sentiment is made plain:  as much as George [...]

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Scandal! Sarah Palin Used Notes While Delivering Speech to Tea Party Convention!

February 7, 2010

The rank hypocrisy of the left never ceases to amaze me.  At this very moment, the liberal blogosphere is salivating over the fact that Sarah Palin had a few bullet-point notes written on her hand while she delivered her speech to the National Tea Party Convention.  Of course these same liberals rarely utter a peep [...]

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Rahm’s F*&%ing Retarded Statement

February 3, 2010

The President’s Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel used the phrase “f*&%ing retarded” during a strategy session last August, which has only recently come to light.  So, here we go — the Politically-Correct Police are on the move!
Some in the news media are making a HUGE deal about this.  So Rahm needed to get the obligatory [...]

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Tea Partying the National Tea Party Convention?

January 23, 2010

Seeing the widespread grassroots power of the amorphous Tea Party Movement it should come as no shock that some have sought to create an exclusive national leadership as an attempt to coalesce the movement around certain people, events, and message.  The catch is trying to be the first ones to do it so that your [...]

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What’s the Big Deal about Sarah Stumping for McCain?

January 22, 2010

No one can ever accuse me of being a fan of Arizona Sen. John McCain.  True, I’ve always admired his service in the war, and also some of his views on spending and his consistent refusal to take earmarks.  Yet at the same time, his constant focus on bi-partisanship and coddling up to the media [...]

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Gingrich Lists 2012 Candidates and Includes Himself

January 14, 2010

In an interview, Newt Gingrich listed the prospective GOP field for the presidency 2012.  In that list, he included himself and made a pitch.  In that, he also listed former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee, Minnesota  Gov. Tim Pawlenty, and himself.  He also mentioned as possible contenders governors Mitch Daniels from [...]

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Palin Responds to Schwarzenegger

December 16, 2009

Sarah Palin has once again used her Facebook page to issue a timely and forceful response to a prominent critic.  This time, Palin set her sight on Arnold Schwarzenegger for his recent criticism of her stance on climate change policy:
Why is Governor Schwarzenegger pushing for the same sorts of policies in Copenhagen that have helped [...]

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Palin Strikes Back at William Shatner

December 14, 2009

In July, William Shatner appeared on The Tonight Show with Conan O’Brien, doing a poetry “interpretation” of Sarah Palin’s farewell speech as Governor of Alaska.  Shatner’s interpretation was mildly humorous, although some Palin fans took it as an affront to her and yet another media attack (I personally did not find it particularly offensive, but [...]

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Limbaugh Interviews Palin on Policy

November 18, 2009

Sarah Palin, in the midst of her media tour for Going Rogue, appeared on the Rush Limbaugh radio program yesterday.  Rather than interviewing her exclusively about the book, Limbaugh asked her a number of questions about policy matters, from taxes and spending, to health care, to energy, to Afghanistan and Iran.  Palin’s answers were detailed, [...]

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The Fabricated Obama Persona

November 16, 2009

The Obama campaign was heralded for its use of Twitter in the 2008 campaign cycle.  Many of his supporters followed his Tweets, feeling that it was a connection that they had to him.  Yet as with much of his persona during the 2008 Presidential campaign, Obama’s Twitter account was actually a scripted fabrication.
While in China [...]

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The Sarah Palin Bombshell

October 23, 2009

Sarah Palin shook up the political world yesterday by endorsing Conservative party candidate Doug Hoffman for President in New York’s 23rd Congressional District special election.  Hoffman is running as a Conservative party candidate because New York does not have primaries in special elections, and the GOP establishment appointed mega-RINO Dede Scozzafava, a RINO who supports [...]

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Sarah in Hong Kong

September 24, 2009

Sarah Palin spoke at CSLA in Hong Kong yesterday, an Asia-Pacific investors conference.  Her speech was very well received, getting accolades from such diverse publications as the Wall Street Journal and the (ghasp) New York Times (Texas For Sarah Palin has a good Roundup).  The speech was tailored towards the investor event, but also seemed [...]

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Rasmussen Poll Shows Trouble for Obama Re-Election

July 20, 2009

Rasmussen Reports, one of the country’s most accurate pollsters in the last two presidential elections, has released a poll regarding the 2012 Presidential election.  According to Rasmussen, Barack Obama would be in big trouble if the election were held today.  In two hypothetical matchups, Obama leads Sarah Palin 48-42 and is in a dead heat [...]

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Sarah Enters Debate on Cap-and-Tax

July 14, 2009

Sarah Palin entered into the arena of national politics today, with an op-ed in the Washington Post.  Choosing energy, a topic that she is extremely familiar with, Sarah crafted a detailed and convincing argument against the cap-and-tax bill.  Palin makes several points that absolutely decimate the argument in favor of cap-and-trade:

The bill includes $4.8 billion [...]

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Palin is Staying In Politics

July 12, 2009

I’m not trying to turn this into an all-Palin, all the time blog.  Really, I’m not.  I had fully intended to ignore the subject of Sarah Palin for a while after writing about Peggy’s elitist attack on Sarah Palin on Friday, but one bit of news coming directly from Sarah Palin piqued my interest.  Yesterday, [...]

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Peggy Noonan, Elitist Snob

July 11, 2009

I used to be a big fan of Peggy Noonan.  I thought that her columns were thoughtful, eloquant, and had a way with the English language.  Her seeming understanding of the world and of Conservatism was always enjoyable, and I looked forward to her weekly columns.
All of that started to change after the 2004 election.  [...]

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The Conservatism of Sarah’s Decision

July 7, 2009

Since Sarah Palin’s announcement on Friday, pundits from across the political spectrum have been in a frenzy, with pundits from across the political spectrum arguing over whether or not her career is over, speculating on her health and welfare, and pontificating on whether her decision is part of one grand political strategy which will either [...]

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Palin vs. Letterman

June 11, 2009

Having an a**-crack-of-dawn teacher schedule I am usually in bed obnoxiously early and rarely catch the 10 o’clock news let alone the late night talk shows.  So the attacks by David Letterman on Willow Palin went completely under my radar and was muffled at the water cooler this week due to the Yankees-Red Sox/Phillies-Mets series’ taking place.  So, I [...]

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Trying the Same Thing Repeatedly With North Korea Expecting Different Results

May 26, 2009

Some say the definition of insanity is to try the same thing repeatedly expecting different results.  That just about sums up the cumulative foreign policy of the last three administrations on dealing with North Korea.  On Sunday, North Korea announced that it had conducted a successful nuclear test (which the available data confirms), and also [...]

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I Heart Cheney

May 22, 2009

I’ve liked Dick Cheney since the summer of 2000.  He was going to be a steady hand at Veep, had no ambition to be the top dog, so he decided to shoot from the hip and be the Administration’s authoritative voice on security issues.  He beat the heck out of Joe Lieberman in the 2000 [...]

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Sarah Palin’s Choice of Life

April 17, 2009

Sarah Palin spoke last night at a pro-life fundraiser in Indiana.  While there, she gave a very real, human accounting of the thoughts that went through her mind when she found out that she was pregnant with her fifth child Trig, who also suffers from Down Syndrome. In it, Palin admits to briefly contemplating an [...]

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Obama Knocks Those with Special Needs

March 21, 2009

Obama’s recent appearance on Leno was supposed to be a public relations fluff gig.  It hasn’t turned out that way.  Obama believes that he has to push his celebrity “cool” factor for some kind of connection with the other half.  Either that or deal with the mess we’re all in.  So, while knocking his ability to [...]

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The Cries over Sarah Palin’s Inexperience Seem a Little Silly Now

March 18, 2009

Noemie Emery has an absolutely brilliant column in today’s DC Examiner, reminding all of the Obamacons with Palin Derangement Syndrome of their words before the election regarding Palin’s experience.  It is a wonderfully sarcastic article which gets right to the point:
Now that the Obama presidency is nearing the 60-day mark, it’s time to thank those fastidious [...]

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Organized Effort Against Rush No Surprise

March 4, 2009

Democrat Party lackeys Rahm Emmanuel, Stanley Greenberg, Paul Begala and James Carville had been purposely targeting Rush Limbaugh as the new focus of evil in the modern world, according to the Politico today.  No surprise here — they got all they could from picking on Sarah Palin, who’s getting back to a normalcy in Alaska.  So, they took [...]

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Mitt Romney Wins CPAC 2009 Straw Poll

February 28, 2009

Mitt Romney won the 2012 campaign’s first test by winning today’s straw poll at the 2009 Conservative Political Action Conference.  It was Romney’s third consecutive CPAC straw poll victory.  Bobby Jindal placed second while Sarah Palin and Ron Paul tied for third.
It may seem a bit premature to discuss the 2012 election with the Iowa [...]

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GOP Governors May Say “Thanks But No Thanks”

February 19, 2009

Now that Obama’s big government monstrosity is the law of land, debate has now shifted to the state level where many Republican Governors are considering rejecting the taxpayer dollars redistributed to them by the federal government. Democrats are up in arms of course, accusing many of these Governors of harming their citizens to score [...]

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Happy Birthday, Sarah!

February 11, 2009

Today is Governor Sarah Palin’s 45th birthday.  A little more than six months ago, very few people knew of Sarah Palin, and those that did knew little about her other than that she was a young, promising Conservative Governor.  Now, she has been propelled to Conservatism’s most promising young star, is a front runner for [...]

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Drive-By Conservatives Shamelessly Misrepresent Sarah Palin On Stimulus

February 1, 2009

HotAir’s Allahpundit has made it known for quite some time that he is no fan of Sarah Palin.  In the world of political discourse and debate, that is fine.  People can have differing opinions and views on who would make the best candidates (I personally think that Sarah Palin has a great future in the [...]

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This Is Obviously

January 30, 2009

Palin’s fault.

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