Liberty Reborn

For years Senator McCain had a tenuous relationship with the conservatives. Sure, we supported him when we could and we respected and honored the great things he had done such as serving his country honorably in Vietnam and for which he suffered immensely. But when it came down to it most of us kept him at arms length and often held our nose while posing for pictures with him. Some of his ideas were really out there.

One thing I have learned over the years is that there are plenty of Chomsky-esque, center-right leaning wordsmiths out there too. They just aren’t on the left, abusing the poor English skills of Americans to promote socialist agendas. Believe it. Particularly when it comes to the latest attempt at giving amnesty (and the current “comprehensive immigration” bill in the Senate IS Amnesty).

Seven hundred and some odd pages of legislative gobbledygook later, the Senate has decided to bang its head against the wall again. Like an insane person, some of our elected officials need to be given special helmets and placed in a rubberized cell to avoid causing any permanent damage to themselves. On second thought, forget the helmet and the rubberized cell. I’ll take my chances that any damage Senators like Teddy Kennedy or John McCain do to themselves would be an actual improvement.

Did you know that non-humans are supposed to have “human rights”? Talk about losing the language, but that is exactly what some are trying to establish. The test subject for redefining “human” is a 26-year old chimpanzee named Hiasl which certain animal rights activists are trying to get legally declared a “person”. This all of course ignores the fact that Hiasl is not a person. But hey, what’s a obvious discrepancy like that among friends ad political activists right?

The chattering welfare classes who believe that everyone owes them something are on the march. And what is worse is that there is no shortage of pandering politicians and media types willing to feed their delusional, me-centered paranoia that they “deserve” something based on the mere fact that they exist at a certain place at a certain time and consume oxygen.