Monthly Archives: December 2008

Perhaps it is a Christmas miracle but the New York Times is actually questioning a Democrat and casting dispersions on the golden girl of the Democrats chosen to replace Senatorette Clinton after she ascends to the Obama administration and achieves a state of Grace in the Messiah’s eyes. Continue reading →

Let’s start this journey into the world of unconstitutional spending by the Department of Labor with a quote to dispel the myths and educate the people who write me every time I post about what the government is spending our taxpayer dollars on but claim that there is nothing wrong with what they are doing. So I will quote James Madison from Federalist #41: Continue reading →

John McCain? George Bush? Barack Obama? None of these three men have the brain power in their entire body that Sam Kazman apparently has in his little finger! Even if you clone President-elect Obama and had a dozen of him standing in a room he still wouldn’t even come close! Continue reading →

Gov. Blagojevich is proving to be a good little liberal. His lawyer is running around claiming that the wiretaps which, according to reports, prove he asked for bribes in exchange for Obama’s Senate seat are illegal and he himself is running around claiming that Chicago-style politics like this are not illegal! Continue reading →

Government is one of the few places you can work where even if you are doing a terrible job you can get a raise! With Congressional approval ratings lower than those of President Bush, Congress gets their 2.8% while many Americans are struggling and businesses are having to cut back: Continue reading →

On December 7th Barack Obama pulled out one of the oldest liberal talking points ever. He said he supports, “common sense” gun control and that “lawful gun owners have nothing to fear.” Of course there are a lot of problems with that statement. First of all the Constitution already gives us the frame work of what gun control laws we can and cannot have. Continue reading →

If you want to know what is wrong with companies like Chrysler all you have to do is read a story about how despite shutting down their plants for a month they are going to still pay their employees for not working: Continue reading →

It seems for the past month I have been gets a bizzare amount of email proclaiming that men are the most horrible drivers out there despite the “myth” that women are the ones that are really bad drivers. Was there some sort of study released that claimed this? Continue reading →

I wonder if President Bush just wondered how much of a splat he could make in his final days in office as he dashed his occasional good work and his occasional questionable reasoning in favor of down right stupidity. When I look back on the presidency of George W. Bush I was prepared to give him a C+ for his eight years in office. His desire to uphold the inalienable rights of all men and women around the world earned him lots of points as did his tax cuts. But his support for McCain-Feingold and McCain-Kennedy were items that dragged him down. Continue reading →

You have to be someone that really doesn’t believe very much in your views that abortion is murder in order to sell your soul to the Messiah for another 15 minutes of fame. Rick Warren is going to give the invocation at Barack Obama’s inaguration and allowing himself to be seen with someone that sees babies as “punishment”. CBN tries to whitewash the even claiming that such is a “signal” to conservatives that Obama is willing to bring in people from all sides: Continue reading →

I talked about the insanity of New York Governor David Paterson‘s insane economic plans which included a tax on non-diet pop … to help fight obesity of course. Riiiight … nothing to do with money to fund his own pet projects – perish the thought! Continue reading →

Can the star of a true Messiah fade? And if not, then does that mean Obama really isn’t the Messiah that many liberals hoped for? Continue reading →

Gov. David Paterson from the not so great and overly taxed state of New York has a mountain of new and old tax proposals to try and help him balance the state’s budget which includes a plethora of idiotic programs and elements that should be handled by private individuals. To the Governor’s credit he is working to cut some of the pork, but obviously not enough to make a dent. That is why he has all these new tax schemes: Continue reading →

People incharge of border security hiring illegal aliens to clean their houses? Sounds like a bad plot to a bad movie. But the truth, as they say, is indeed stranger than fiction. Continue reading →

John McCain must be suffering from more delusions than I originally thought. Either that or he is suffering from a severe case of Stockholm Syndrom in which he is actually starting to sympathize with his liberal cohorts in Congress. Probably, he is both. Continue reading →

The envirotards are engulfed with Global Warming hysteria! I have been telling you for years that after they were laughed out of the scientific community in the 1970′s for proclaiming we would all die because of Global Cooling caused by man only to be met with data showing the Earth warmed in subsequent years that they would start to claim that everything and anything that happens is the result of man made Global Warming. Even … Global Cooling. So claims Beth Borenstein of the AP: Continue reading →

The story of “Joe the Plumber” is a key insight into how liberals use power to crush anyone that dares to stand in their way. They started out by lying about what the man said (i.e. that he was looking at buying a plumbing company and notthat he currently owned one as they claimed). Then they started to attack him for not being a licensed plumber (although in many places you are not required to be such but only to work under one). Then they started digging around in his past using government resources to look for dirt. Continue reading →

If it moves, tax it. That is what Rhode Island is considering with a plethora of new taxes to, so we are told, help them fix roads and infrastructure. Rhode Island already has one of the higher gasoline taxes in the country at $0.31/gallon. Continue reading →

I have been putting off making this observation for a couple weeks because I wanted to make sure that what I was seeing was real. But after several weeks I have been forced to the conclusion that, yes indeed, it is. Continue reading →