Just as the witching hour looms before us, it seems that the long-dead PME site may have risen from the dead.
I guess we shall see, eh?
[...]Just as the witching hour looms before us, it seems that the long-dead PME site may have risen from the dead.
I guess we shall see, eh?
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[...]For those who are still deluding themselves that President Obama and his friends, staff, and minions are not socialists, please read the latest news on the administration's response to "AIG backlash" (itself an event knowingly orchestrated by the Administration for just this result.)
[...]Without a teleprompter, our current president has a tendency to let his true feelings be known. He famously told "Joe the Plumber" that he wanted to "spread the wealth around," then was astonished to find that some people (including Joe) thought that plan sounded like socialism (good thing it wasn't,' [...]
Without a teleprompter, our current president has a tendency to let his true feelings be known. He famously told "Joe the Plumber" that he wanted to "spread the wealth around," then was astonished to find that some people (including Joe) thought that plan sounded like socialism (good thing it wasn't,' [...]
I understand that the President has expressed an interest in meeting the Queen of England.
Let us pray that before he does he gets some sleep and learns some etiquette.
[...]Today we are going to start looking at what the Obama Administration is doing that looks suspiciously like "remaking" the United States in ways the Constitution never envisioned. Some might call these initiatives "attacks" on the Constitution. I leave that up to you.
[...]No, it's not a book. It's the life you and I and the nation are actually living. The American people are buying it hand over fist, and small groups to support the concept are springing in neighborhoods everywhere, led by cadres of loyal supporters of the present president and administration.
[...]Unlike the three Republicans in Name Only that stamped their approval of the Obama-Pelosi-Reid Socialist Capitulation Act (HR 1), New Hampshire Senator Judd Gregg has decided not to take up residence as a new White House pet.
[...]Maybe we should think twice about this practice of fast-tracking the president's nominees. It looks like those Senators should have asked some sharper questions than the ones they asked about basketball of the new Secretary of Education, Arne Duncan.
[...]Maybe it's me, but I never assumed that the job of the president was to give people jobs, houses, health care, and kitchens.
Apparently, the people of Fort Myers, FL, haven't gotten the memo yet.
' [...]Their names are Olympia Snowe (R-ME), Susan Collins (R-ME), and Arlen Specter (R-PA), and if you are a conservative, they are now your enemy.
The Pink Ladies and Arlen slithered over to the other side of the aisle today to vote for the gigantic so-called "Stimulus" bill--which, among many other things, [...]
This idiocy started with President Messiah, now his loyal subjects at the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee have gotten in on the act. We've certainly come along way from when Mrs. Bill Clinton screamed that it was their right to dissent during a well-publicized temper tantrum when Bush was president.' [...]
President Messiah, the guy who just a few weeks ago railed against pork-laden spending bills, got his pork-laden "stimulus" bill rammed through Congress today. Republican representatives proved they still have some gonads by offering not one vote in support of this gross abuse of taxpayer dollars.
[...]Is this the "change" we're looking for?
The new President of the United States, the president of all the people of the nation, tonight reinforces his claim to be a "citizen of the world" by granting his first formal sit-down interview as president to Al-Arabiya, to an expected audience of' [...]
As I warned he would not too long ago, the new President has reversed President Reagan's Mexico City Policy, which prohibits the use of American funds for overseas abortions.
[...]Very few people are aware of it, but February tenth--if something doesn't change--will be bankruptcy day for the American thrift store industry.
' [...]If you are a conservative, you can be angry at President Bush for overspending, especially for starting the seemingly endless train of bailouts we expect to continue in the next administration.
You can fault him for--at least--his initial conduct of the war in Iraq, though most will give back quite a [...]
In one of his last acts as President, George W. Bush commuted the sentences of two border patrol agents many conservatives consider to have been unfairly convicted of nothing more than protecting the United States of America.
[...]Proving that "the Chicago Way" isn't limited to Chicago, the Democratic mayor of Baltimore, Sheila Dixon, was indicted Friday on 12 counts of theft, misappropriation, perjury, and other interesting crimes.
[...]While a little more than half the nation impatiently awaits the installation of President Obama, and a good chunk of the other forty-seven percent or so just wants to get to the new season of 24, the politicians we incomprehensibly elected insist on drawing attention to themselves virtually every day. [...]
President-elect Barack Obama yesterday produced another member of his parade of incompetents and cronies when he (with a straight face, believe it or not) let it be known that he plans to choose Leon Panetta as his CIA chief.
I'll wait while the enthusiastic applause dies down.
Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich this afternoon introduced the perfect storm of political chaos--a move that implicates every level of government, and every branch of government--when he announced his nominee for president-elect Barack Obama's Senate seat, former Illinois Attorney General Roland Burris.
[...]...but he's moved from the North Pole to Washington, DC. And in less than a month, the office-holder will change but all signs point to a continuation of the Santa Claus model of the American presidency (assuming the next office-holder stays out of jail long enough to actually hold power.)
[...]Proving that there is a tad bit of sanity in Washington D.C.
[...]Noted Nobel Prize-winning climate scientist Algore met with The Messiah today to talk about the urgency of "attacking" global warming in the middle of a raging snow storm and temperatures falling into the teens.
[...]Following a long and distinguished line of political practice in the up-to-its-eyes-corrupt state of Illinois, Governor Rod Blagojevich ("bluh-GOY'-uh-vich," Democrat) was taken into custody this morning by Federal authorities in the middle of what Patrick Fitzgerald called a "political crime spree," one of which crimes was the attempt to use [...]
On Morning Joe, disgraced CBS "newsman" Dan Rather opined that it might be a good idea to inaugurate Barack Obama on December first.
[...]Reports now say that one of the individuals being considered as the replacement for Hillary Clinton in the Senate is Caroline Kennedy. Proving once again that, in New York, government is of the people, by the people, and for the people--of Massachusetts.
[...]After what seemed an eternity of waiting for the final outcome of the case, today the world finally got some justice: OJ Simpson was sentenced today, on a variety of charges, to what basically amounts to 16 years hard time.
[...]Proving that they not only do not comprehend the value of human life, but that they also don't understand Christmas, the Indiana chapter of Planned Parenthood offers Christmas gift certificates for "reproductive services."
[...]Saxby Chambliss ekes out one small victory for Republicans in an election cycle dominated by Marxist "change", denying the Democrats a veto-proof majority in the U.S. Senate.
[...]Well almost. Perhaps later on today. And still the question has yet to be answered: How is this woman any more qualified to be in charge of our foreign policy than, say, Alfred E. Neuman? What, me worry?
[...]I was more than a little annoyed to find out that Citigroup -- the recipient of $45 billion of the taxpayer's largess, is still planning on going ahead with its comittment to a 20-year $400 million deal for the naming rights to the New York Mets' new stadium.
[...]As has happened every Saturday since he was anointed, the sky parted, the wind was still and the soon-to-be Dear Leader, The Messiah of our nation descended through parted clouds to deliver wisdom via YouTube. As an anxious nation listened, the Lord Most High spoke...... utter gibberish, as usual. This [...]
Am I the only person left on earth that thinks that a Secretary of State should exhibit more than just an ability to garner votes in an election--like foreign policy expertise, knowledge of national security questions, diplomacy, great wisdom, and even (at the risk of seeming intolerant) the ability to [...]
Liberalism can't compete on the radio airwaves. Now The Messiah may be plotting revenge on conservative talk by putting a "fairness" Nazi in charge of choosing his FCC chair:
[...][Note: Taking my cue from the successful elevation of a community organizer to the presidency of the United States, recognizing the value of organizing and action over argument and education, from time to time over the next (at least) four years, I will provide ways that conservatives can express their [...]
The day after the election, those who worked their hearts out--the "you" the new president repeatedly invoked during his acceptance speech--found that virtue might have to be its own reward, at least until the mail comes in a few weeks.
[...]He has been my general in this electoral cycle. Now I let him speak for me:
[...]Recently, John McCain attempted to calm a voter at one of his appearances by saying he didn't want her to be "afraid" of Barack Obama as president.
On this issue, Senator McCain, I respectfully disagree.
Once again too full of himself, The One is charging news outlets for the privilege of covering his election night festivities.
Hey, Mr. Reporter! Come on over to Barack Obama's Magical Mystery Tour. Just $880 bucks will get you a seat on a riser! Or choose the deluxe package on the [...]
It's about time.
[...]John McCain, war hero, knows a little bit about war. That's probably why he is not interested in changing the rules for draft registration.
[...]Well, it depends.
Do you expect that someone running for Vice-President know what the job entails and where that authority comes from?
[...]At the Vice-Presidential debate the other night (or, as it's called in my house, where it's been repeatedly and gleefully viewed, "Sarah's Show"), Governor Palin missed a golden opportunity to "out" the Democratic ticket for the cross-dressing faux-traditionalists they are when they talk about gay marriage.
It may be a long shot, but it's the only shot the American taxpayer's got.
This $700 billion disaster was caused by the actions of politicians--Democratic politicians. For years, the Democratic party pursued its "everybody has to have a house" theory to the detriment of everyone and everything else. Today, we [...]
In a strange twist of fate, O.J. Simpson was found guilty on all charges of kidnapping and armed robbery--exactly thirteen years after being acquitted on murder charges in his "trial of the century."
Talk about an unlucky thirteen.
[...]The House of Representatives has passed the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008, and the President has signed it. The United States Congress, having spent at least the last two years caterwauling about how much power this president has aggregated to himself, has now acquiesced in the most astonishing [...]
The bill we've all been waiting and watching for has passed the Senate by a vote of 74 to 25 and now moves on to the House with an expectation of quick passage, since the Senate will show up tomorrow for some minor business and then go home.
[...]Conservatives awoke this morning to yet another crushing blow from their friends at the mainstream media.
It appears that the assigned moderator for the Vice-Presidential debate tomorrow night, Gwen Ifill, will be coming out with a book on Inauguration Day--a book about Barack Obama.
[...]What do you think of this video?
[...]In an unexpected development, the much-anticipated Economic Rescue Package was voted down in the House of Representatives, 223-205, after an afternoon of acrimonious debate.
[...]Over the weekend, in a push to create an IRS test-case to take to the Supreme Court, more than 30 pastors across the nation spoke directly about political candidates from the pulpit.
[...]One of the things Sarah Palin is proud of is her technical rejection of the "Bridge to Nowhere," an Alaska earmark that became synonymous with wasteful Washington pork.
And one of her critics, Joe Biden, has accused her of exaggerating her control over the process.
[...]According to a recent study, middle- and upper-class environmentalists may be deluding themselves about how helpful they are being in the fight against climate change.
[...]In another turn-on-a-dime moment in an election cycle that has been full of them, the McCain campaign has again dropped the collective jaw of the media with an unexpected and historically unprecedented move.
Taking the challenge laid down the day before by Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, McCain announced the [...]
When Barack Obama was asked why he had stopped wearing an American flag lapel pin shortly after September 11, 2002, he replied:
You know, the truth is that right after 9/11, I had a pin. Shortly after 9/11, particularly because as we're talking about the Iraq War, that became a [...]
After exerting Stalinist tactics to shut down a REAL debate over offshore drilling in the name of "saving the planet", Nancy Pelosi led the U.S. House in passing what can only be described as a sham offshore drilling bill -- unless you're interested in drilling where there isn't any oil. [...]
If there ever was a question about which party is the best friend to Israel--or the most concerned about worldwide terrorism--Hillary Clinton has answered it: the Republican Party.
On a day when the American embassy in Yemen (hometown of Osama bin Laden, buddy of Iranian tyrant Mahmoud Ahmadinejad), was hit [...]
The Messiah apparently has a little problem: He's a teleprompter addict. Is there a 12-step program for this?
[...]How's this for another liberal weasel phrase: "felony disenfranchisement" -- you know people who, through no fault of their own lost the right to vote by being felons. The Messiah's campaign is apparently teaching campaign workers how to take advantage of the felon vote.
[...]"I'm Barack Obama and I approved this message."
Maybe so, but he didn't look into its content very far.
Just two weeks after the Obama campaign blew its lead in the polls by sneering that Alaska governor (and immediate darling of the Republican party) Sarah Palin was "a mayor of a town [...]
WARNING: The following links to disturbing images. This day links to disturbing facts. Proceed at your own risk.
In honor of those who died on September 11, of those who risked their lives to search for survivors, of those who ran into the burning buildings instead of away from them.
For the [...]
Aw, darn.
If Sarah Palin rides with John McCain into the White House and does absolutely nothing for the next four to eight years, she could do no better service to American culture than the one Canadian doctors fear she performs just by existing.
[...]Well almost. If you think Hillary Clinton would make a crappy veep and Biden says she'd make a better one than him, how bad a veep do you suppose he'd be? Frankly, it's too scary to even contemplate.
[...]Coming in right on cue in a desperate attempt to boost the flagging Obama-Biden campaign, the mainstream media has gleefully broadcast the news that all the world wants Obama to be president.
Guess what? We don't care, and here's why.
[...]How many of you think that The Lord Most High's "lipstick on a pig" comment was directed at Governor Palin?
[...]From the "tell me something I don't already know" department comes this story from the omnipotent Associated Press:
[...]Just this afternoon, in one of our heated discussions (aren't they all), I said:
I don't think Biden is going to win that debate, except among those predisposed to him. In fact, I'll go further, because I've seen old Joe in action questioning women, and if he has to be any [...]
Though you have to dig a bit to find it, The USA Today/Gallup poll this morning shows that, among "likely voters" (that is, not bubble-headed college students who probably won't show up to vote, anyway), the McCain-Palin ticket leads the Obama-Biden ticket by ten percentage points:
[...]The Lord Most High admitted today that allowing Bush tax cuts to expire may hurt the economy. But can you trust a guy who never met a tax increase he didn't like, to not raise taxes?
[...]Not to questions anyone's patriotism or anything, but whatever could have possessed the organizers of the Democratic National Fiasco at Invesco Stadium last week to leave 84 trash bags of flags behind?
[...]Recently, the Democratic chattering class and the media have developed a fondness for mommies and babies that they have never before displayed (it must have been all those cute pictures of the Palin family with their Down Syndrome child.)
Suddenly, liberals everywhere--especially feminists--are incredibly concerned that if Mrs. Palin becomes the [...]
Well, at least for a while. Assuming he obeys the Court's orders.
Today, Detroit's "hip-hop" mayor, Kwame Kilpatrick, filed a guilty plea to two counts of obstruction of justice, buying himself a mere $1 million fine and four months in the clink.
Though conservatives nationwide continued to doubt the wisdom of selecting Senator McCain as the standard-bearer for the GOP until approximately eleven-o'clock last Friday, over the last week he has proven conclusively that he is the right man for this time to take the reins of the presidency.
[...]Before he goes back to Washington for the final session of this Congress, there's one more thing Joe Lieberman should do.
Become a Republican.
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