Nov
30
Forget governing, the focus is on artificial diversity.
November 30, 2008 | Comments Off
In this brave new world of the so-called “post-racial” inhabitant of the newly created (and official-sounding) “Office of the President Elect”, it would appear that “post-racial” means focusing on race and artificial diversity. I suppose “up” will mean “down” in Obama-speak, but on the bright side we can expect “Big Brother” Barry to bring the [...]
Nov
28
Victory Automobiles?
November 28, 2008 | 1 Comment
The full extent of federal government meddling remains to be seen. Given the recent demonstrations of our irresponsible government’s lust for control of the private sector coupled with the poor decisions made by 52% of the nation’s voters, it is hard to imagine that there will be any upper (or is it lower?) limit to [...]
Nov
23
Would Michael Steele Use The RLC As A Model For The RNC?
November 23, 2008 | 4 Comments
The hits just keep coming. The degradation of our society and the politically correct war on common sense have indeed taken their toll. Have we fallen so far that any person that would have a chance to lead, would be required to pander to “special” groups, play identity politics, and bow at the altar of [...]
Nov
22
The Double Threat of Libiot Republicans Like Christie Todd Whitman
November 22, 2008 | 1 Comment
I know this post will expose me to criticism as a nasty pro-lifer who also happens to be a denier of the left’s second major sacrament, anthropogenic global warming. I welcome those criticisms for two reasons. First, I am proud to have a moral compass and enough common sense to realize that the climate changes… [...]
Nov
16
At Least He Isn’t Our Senator Now
November 16, 2008 | 16 Comments
If there is a silver lining for the citizens of Illinois in the wake of the national tragedy that struck on November 4, 2008, it is that (temporarily) we no longer have two despicable excuses for United States Senators. I realize that our governor will do his best (what normal people would refer to as [...]
Nov
15
In Defense of John Dingell (berry)
November 15, 2008 | 2 Comments
I would usually be all for the ouster of a waste of taxpayer money, congressional committee chair like John Dingell (berry) (D-MI)… but this is not one of those usual situations. While John Dingell (berry) might join his Democrat colleagues in a desire to further harm Michigan’s and the rest of the [...]
Nov
11
RINOs Rebranded As Reformers
November 11, 2008 | 3 Comments
I don’t usually read David Brooks’ pieces, but I have heard quite a bit about his, ahem, “opinions” while listening to The Laura Ingraham Show. Apparently Mr. Brooks takes offense at the notion of principled conservatives leading the Republican Party. If the Republican Party is to one day rise from the ashes like the Phoenix, [...]
Nov
9
A Weekend of So Much Spin, Who Needs Ipecac?
November 9, 2008 | 2 Comments
Whether it be the droning from Sunday morning panels in the background or a perusal of internet “news” sources, the relentless spin is enough to make a thoughtful person nauseous. This dizzying assault on reason also had another effect. It helped to crystallize why our country’s electorate just did the unthinkable.
The first abdominal rumble occurred [...]
Nov
7
Obama Seeks Senate Upgrade?
November 7, 2008 | 3 Comments
Is there an Office of the President Elect? Mike Church was talking about Change.gov and The Chosen One’s apparent office creation this morning on his wonderful radio show on Sirius Patriot 144. If there is an Office of the President Elect, is it possible that he could just stay there and spare our nation four [...]
Nov
5
Evening in America
November 5, 2008 | 14 Comments
Ronald Reagan’s “Morning in America” of a quarter century ago has given way to Barack Obama’s “Evening in America.” The journey to the threshold of a potentially dark and frightening night will hopefully provide a road map for recovery. My hope is that American conservatives can look objectively back at the time since Ronald Reagan [...]







