Hawking And “Death Panels”
August 12, 2009 at 10:03 pm | Posted in Politics | Leave a commentIt is not a good idea to contradict a person who is probably smarter than 99.999% of those reading Investors Business Daily.
Shatner Does Palin
July 28, 2009 at 8:24 pm | Posted in Humor (G- and R- rated), Politics | Leave a commentYou know that Sarah Palin lacks public speaking skills when William Shatner does a better job delivering her speech. Shatner rules!
Corruption vs. Incompetence
July 4, 2009 at 2:24 pm | Posted in Politics, Rants | Leave a commentThe essence of the red-blue divide is that Republicans are much more forgiving of corruption, while Democrats are much more forgiving of incompetence. A smaller government usually results in more corruption, lacking the mechanisms and inefficiencies from big government. Big government usually results in the other extreme – incompetence – as seen by the problems facing California; however, there should be a system of checks and balances to ensure that the public are not cheated. Case in point are the recent scandals behind the two Republican governors Mark Sanford and Sarah Palin.
Financial shenanigans were used to cover up the former’s adultery, while the latter’s resignation is due to scandals related to the construction industry. The Palin scandal was noted as early as last October but was not pursued by the media due to GOP pressure. Alaska is a very Republican state with small government, and that has resulted in the state being run in ways that would make the Mafia blush.
What is Sex?
June 30, 2009 at 9:39 pm | Posted in Politics | Leave a commentWe’re going to have as much fun seeing Mark Sanford define what “sex” is as when Bill Clinton tried to define what “is” is.
Hummer Owned
June 15, 2009 at 11:13 pm | Posted in Humor (G- and R- rated), Politics | Leave a commentHummer is under new management
Hummer owners – please take down your US Flags and
“W” stickers and replace them with the flag in the background.
Tiananmen +20
June 4, 2009 at 6:46 pm | Posted in Politics | Leave a commentLots of things have happened in China in the last 20 years, but it’s still a gilded cage, and their suppression of history will be eventually overcome. Until then, in the West must remember this anniversary:
Eve Of Destruction
May 26, 2009 at 9:15 pm | Posted in Politics | Leave a commentSo this is it – this is the test Biden warned that Obama would face. North Korea’s decision to return the Korean peninsula to a state of war must be answered. The US and its’ allies must prepare for war – this means readying a response that can range from increased UN sanctions to tactical nuclear strikes on North Korean missile and artillery positions.
The last option may be needed since I’ve heard that over 20,000 artillery pieces are aimed at South Korea. This threat cannot be addressed by surgical air or missile strikes on heavily fortified mountain positions. However, the US must not follow the Bush-era policy of preemptive war, but a policy of no-first-strike. We have enough resources for any North Korean aggression.
What not to say:
Jane Harman – Hypocrite
April 21, 2009 at 9:29 pm | Posted in Politics | Leave a commentIn the grand tradition of Washington politics, the party in power gets caught in a web of arrogance and hypocrisy.
When you lie with Republican dogs, expect to get bitten by fleas.
The Future of the GOP
March 10, 2009 at 10:42 pm | Posted in Politics | Leave a commentNever underestimate the future of a broken and defeated political party, but God willing, the GOP will follow their Whig and Nazi predecessors into the dustbin of history:
A Refreshing Change
February 4, 2009 at 7:29 pm | Posted in Politics | Leave a commentAt 1:27 in this video, President Obama shows why his first two weeks in office has been better than the previous eight years. We actually have a responsible and truthful adult running this country, someone that doesn’t try to spin events his way every chance he gets in front of the camera.
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