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One Less Enemy of the Unborn in the U.S. House?

Sam Pierce — Sat, 31 Oct 2009 18:46:21 +0000

One Less Enemy of the Unborn in the U.S. House?

73wire.com, which will officially launch on November 4, 2009, is reporting that Margaret Sanger Award winning, Card Check supporting ridiculous excuse for a Republican, DeDe Scazzafava is dropping out of the race to represent NY-23! I cannot help but wonder if Newt regrets getting off the sofa he shared with Nancy Pelosi in that commercial advocating for the Enviro-Statist, to support this miserable candidate?

If this bears out and the real Republican, Doug Hoffman, wins the special election will other state Republican Parties or the National Republican Party get the message? I doubt it, especially not here in Illinois, where the NRSC and John McCain are rewarding Mark Kirk’s vote for Cap and Trade with their support, financial resources, and political power as they purchase his status as front-runner to win the GOP nomination for the U.S. Senate seat held by Roland “Monument to Myself” Burris.

If nothing else, the U.S. House will be losing one disgustingly pro-abortion member in Mark Kirk and that mantle won’t be picked up by another disgustingly pro-abortion “moderate”… at least not DeDe! Sorry Speaker Gingrich, better luck next time.

The Role of the Federal Government According to Orrin Hatch

Sam Pierce — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 14:15:00 +0000

Earlier this year I wrote that “Orrin Hatch Should Retire!” because he chose to abuse his position as U.S. Senator and position on the “relevant” committee to hold a hearing because Utah didn’t get to play for the National Championship. Unfortunately, Senator Hatch has not retired and is still seeking to use the power of the United States government to interfere in college football’s BCS. He is taking the case all the way to the top this time. Apparently Senator Hatch thinks “Big Brother” Barry should decree a college play-off system from his global throne high atop Mount Obamus.

My fellow citizens, is this why these buffoons are sent to Washington D.C.? Is the role of the federal government without any boundaries? Does it alarm anyone that a Republican would be seeking such government intrusion? For the record, I don’t like the BCS. Also for the record, I don’t have a suggestion for a viable alternative to the BCS. Most importantly for the record, I know that it is not the government’s damn business to provide a “solution” in a situation such as the BCS!

“But what would you do?” (asked in a crying tone) Well, Mr. Liberal, are we talking about healthcare reform or college football’s National Championship? I get confused when one party says there is a problem then whines that the big government “solution” is the best one, especially when the other side offers no big government “solution”. I would voice my opinionand spend or withhold my own money depending on my position. If I was adamantly opposed to the system, I might refuse to watch the games, purchase NCAA merchandise, buy tickets, etc.

“Gasp! How dare you imply that you, you vile conservative would trust market forces to work?”

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Kirk’s Mentor is Proud of Obama

Sam Pierce — Sat, 10 Oct 2009 01:09:32 +0000

I hope the subject doesn’t confuse my fellow Illinois citizens. I can see that the inclination might be to assume that the “Kirk” is perhaps former Governor Edgar’s Chief of Staff Kirk Dillard, who was by the way, former Chief of Staff for former Governor Edgar. Oh and he cut a campaign ad for a certain presidential candidate who went on to beat our hapless nominee in 2008. Of course we are not to take this campaign ad into account as we decide if Former Governor Edgar’s former Chief of Staff should be our nominee for our governor, since his endorsement was only during the primary and he … uh… went back to being a Republican I guess, immediately following the release of the ad. Anyway, the “mentor” is not Jim Edgar and the “Kirk” is not the star of an Obama campaign spot, turned Republican gubernatorial candidate.

Naturally, then, the “Kirk” is our favorite RINO, Rep. Mark Kirk and his “mentor” is none other than the bumbling candidate that landed us with Obama. The man who refuses to allow the party to move on and perhaps recover, has graciously expressed pride in our President’s latest “historic” achievement.

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A Letter to Dear Reader Regarding Mark Kirk

Sam Pierce — Sat, 26 Sep 2009 19:56:51 +0000

Dear President Obama,

I write this letter as a form of outreach to some of my fellow Illinois Republicans as well as to the mentally challenged members of your party. You see, I generally oppose the actions of liberals and “moderates”, but am being told that my values should not play such a key role in decisions of a political nature. This is an olive branch, if you will, to the supporters of Illinois RINO Mark Kirk and to what is perhaps the worst administration in American history.

I do not approach this communication lightly, as what I suggest does not serve my interests or those of my family. I am doing this as a contribution to the Mark Kirk for Senate campaign, so please give this letter due consideration as it is likely the only contribution Mark Kirk’s campaign will receive from me. What I suggest today may be a bold way for you, Mr. President (gosh that hurts to type, are you sure you don’t want to resign and perhaps be remembered as doing one thing that was good for your country?), to reach across the aisle and grasp a tangible, albeit artificial claim on being post-partisan.

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Mark Kirk: an Example of the Politician Stereotype

Sam Pierce — Thu, 17 Sep 2009 01:52:09 +0000

The esteemed RINO being trumpeted as the only one who can beat the Democrat (the one that admits to being a Democrat) in next year’s race to fill the seat currently kept warm by Senator Roland “ACORN needs your money” Burris, Mark Kirk, strikes me as the sterotypical politician. The fact that he is the establishment choice (including that of the NRSC) to be the Republican nominee for the Senate seat rivals the news that Andy McKenna is running for Governor of Illinois as an indicator that that the Republican Party in Illinois is in the proverbial porcelain pond. Regardless of the spin of the faithfull party hackery, the effective slogan (adapted from Ric Flair’s trademark phrase) ‘to beat the Dems, you have to be the Dems’, poses a lose – lose situation for the principled constituency.

We, as citizens of Illinois (as well as citizens of The United States) indeed lose either way if RINO Mark Kirk takes February’s primary. The worst case scenario is that Alexi Giannoulias beats him in November 2010 and Illinois keeps up its tradition of electing the sleaziest of Democrats to the Senate. The alternate scenario (as there is no “best case” if the RINO Kirk makes November’s ballot) is that we send Olympia Snowe, Susan Collins, John McCain, and fellow Senate RINOs a replacement for their dearly departed (across the aisle to where they and Kirk belong) “moderate” Dem-lite RINO colleague, Arlen Specter.

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Central Illinois 9/12 Gathering – Not Mark Kirk’s ’s Fan Club!

Sam Pierce — Mon, 14 Sep 2009 23:47:17 +0000

These are the people that Washington politicians use as target practice in their spitting contests. These are the people who served their country. These are the people who work hard to care for their families. These are the people who care about their communities and their faiths. These are the people who Barack Obama would call “bitter” clinging to guns and the Bible. These are real people and real Americans. These are people who are sick and tired of irresponsible government spending and intrusive government policies. These are the people who believe in government “by the people” and “for the people” instead of the Washington D.C. and Springfield, IL ideas regarding government domination of the people.

We gathered on a perfect Saturday afternoon to honor our veterans, past and present. We came together to remember the attacks (which Obama would have us forget) that occurred against innocent Americans on September 11, 2001. We talked of Cap and Trade, Healthcare reform, spending, trade, and the over-reaching irresponsibility of our state and federal governing bodies. We spoke of a document President Obama views as “flawed”, the Constitution.

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DNC and OFA Working to Make America FUBAR

Sam Pierce — Sun, 23 Aug 2009 16:47:21 +0000

Eli Saslow has a new man-crush. At least the latest object of his swooning isn’t shirtless, thus we are spared the ’sun glistening off chiseled pecs’ as he famously drooled over a wading Barack Obama. While Eli may be taking a break from crushing on “Big Brother” Barry, the new object of desire is at least a hack working on Big Brother’s behalf. You see, in order to win the affection of The Washington Obamost’s resident Barackophile, one needs to be dedicated to “change. Not just any “change” will do for Eli, the worthy “change” must have the end goal of a United States of America that rivals the former U.S.S.R. in communist glory.

Eli apparently likes a devil may care attitude and reckless disregard for the lives of others, as this is how he initiates his tribute:

Grass-Roots Reform Battle Tests Weary Obama Supporters – washingtonpost.com.

RACINE, Wis. — The last three years had unfolded in an unrelenting series of what Jeremy Bird called Big Moments, and here began the latest on a sweltering afternoon earlier this month. Another rental car, another unfamiliar highway, another string of e-mails sent from his BlackBerry while driving 70 mph. Bird took a sip from his coffee and looked over at Dan Grandone, a co-worker riding in the passenger seat.

I suppose despite Jeremy Bird’s narcissistic disregard for the lives of innocent passersby as displayed by his “e-mails sent from his Blackberry while driving 70 mph”, at least he has the sense to take these risks before he and his comrades have realized their noble goal. For those who may not be aware, Bird’s goal is the implementation of socialized medicine, or (as the polling tells the DNC, OFA, and David Axlerod to re-frame it) “health insurance reform”. Eli likes a smart guy and Jeremy is smart enough to know that it is better to be involved in a car accident now than after the rationing starts.

The tyranny of the zero-liability voter has a champion in Jeremy Bird, political hack, as he works to the point of exhaustion to realize the un-American dream of wealth redistribution and healthcare rationing at the benevolent hands of one all-powerful central government.

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WaPo Portrays Hispanic Voters as Shallow

Sam Pierce — Thu, 06 Aug 2009 00:52:29 +0000

The Washington Obamost, it comes as no surprise, has taken a shot at Republican senators who oppose “Big Brother” Barry’s Supreme Court nomination. It also comes as no surprise that they play the identity politics card and insult Hispanic voters in the process.

The article might as well be a public service ad which demonstrates one of the major flaws in politics. This identity flaw has several buds from the common root. First, there is the premise that a group will vote based on group-think associated with an identity characteristic (race, gender, or nationality.) Second, there is the cynical effort to pander to a group based solely on an identity characteristic. Third, there is the devious effort to smear a candidate or a group based on a perceived or fabricated slight to all of a certain identity characteristic.

The premise of the article by Obamost staff writers Paul Kane and Perry Bacon, Jr. is that Hispanic voters will base future support on the current level of support of a Hispanic nominee for Supreme Court Justice (based solely on her Hispanic identity characteristic.) Imagine if that were true in more than a minority of cases. At least if it were, slick political salesmen could have their way with the electorate and be completely devoid of any substance. (I know I just described Our illustrious, Dear Reader, but I cling to hope that a group will not blindly vote based on identity characteristic group-think.)

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How ABout An ACLU Green Abortion Omnibus Bill?

Sam Pierce — Tue, 04 Aug 2009 21:09:13 +0000

With the electorate distracted by the sleazy sales pitch for socialized rationed healthcare (aka: reform), some important issues might be somewhat neglected. While “Big Brother” Barry continues his onslaught on liberty and does his best to read reassuring counterpoints to his actions, who is looking out for the child molester? Although President Obama has his mindless minions watching for “suspicious” reports on healthcare (those that offer facts or videos of various libtard pols stating their actual intentions), which can be conveniently e-mailed to “Big Brother” Barry’s telescreen monitors at flag@whitehouse.gov… who is carrying the global warming, er.. climate change water?

Now is the time for all good “moderates” or centrists” to sharpen their electoral teeth and bite off a piece of the action. I suggest that Rep. Mark Steven Kirk (RINO – IL -10), who the NRSC is pushing for the Senate consult with noted “centrist” sage Christie Todd Whitman. Mrs. Whitman can train young Mark in the ways of the “centrist”. Once the crash course in conservative crushing is completed, Kirk should author a bill with Mrs. Whitman’s input, of course, that solves the very difficult problems that face the liberal voters whom the RINO (or Neo-Statist h/t Mark Levin) court so ardently. The bill is crucial, but first things first. What can young grasshopper Kirk learn from the wise Whitman? WaPo’s Chris Cilliza, in his The Fix points to the message, “Christie Whitman’s Centrist Plea“.

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Mark Kirk for President

Sam Pierce — Tue, 21 Jul 2009 21:38:39 +0000

We, as responsible citizens of Illinois should not waste such an exemplary “moderate” on a run for the Senate! We should think not of ourselves, but our nation as a whole. We are being told that it is a “moderate” like Kirk that can achieve glorious victory, so why think small?

I call upon Representative Kirk to once again step forward for his country and throw his hat into the ring for the 2016 presidential nomination. He can take the time between now and then to decide the appropriate party affiliation for his run.

Of course in order to fully focus on the preparation necessary to mount a successfully “moderate” campaign for President, Kirk needs to withdraw from the Senate race and not seek re-election to his seat in the House. John McCain, Bob Dole, and Gerald Ford have shown that past “moderate” campaigns did not have time to fully take root and grow on the electorate. This is why I suggest a preparation period of at least six years for our star “moderate”.

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