Elections all over the country yesterday: In Indiana, voters asked the question, “Hoosier daddy, Dick?” as they kicked long-time US Senator Richard Lugar to the curb. Lugar was the quintessential RINO and a career politician to beat the band. Add in the fact that Lugar no longer even pretended to live in Indiana and the […]
Martin Bashir, the muppet whisperer from MSDNC – the cable network favored by both Barack Obama and Osama bin Laden, has declared that Mitt Romney is the real European Socialist in the presidential race. Bashir prattled on with some strange babble about austerity and European leaders, but I could barely make it out over the hooting […]
Not so many years ago every high school had vocational classes. Students weren’t divided into fast track and slow track, although there were AP courses and regular courses. Everyone knew who the tough teachers were. And everyone knew that Joe was a good mechanic, Eddie a good math student, and Sue excellent in history. There […]
I’ve often shared the story of my daughter, Julia. My little princess is a beautiful girl who loves music, cookies, the ocean, and summer breezes. She is nine-years-old and is just now learning to walk. Small little Frankenstein-like steps, but steps nonetheless. We still use Julia’s wheelchair to take her around, but we sure hope […]
I read a great story today about a young man who bought a house but apparently did not know that he had to pay for it. The gentleman said that in 2006, at the height of the housing bubble, he bought a house for $380,000. Two years later the value on his house had dropped […]
Most people believe you can hear the ocean roar if you place a conch shell to your ear. I’ve always thought the sound was more like a steady and annoying wind, the kind that blows endlessly in no particular direction. When you think about it in that light, Louis Farrakhan is quite like a conch […]
Has so-called national security become Kryptonite for the Tea Party? Seems to be the case, judging by the roll call vote for CISPA – the Cybersecurity Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act, which despite its inherent toxicity to individual privacy and liberty breezed through the House with significant help from members of the Tea Party Caucus. […]
May 1, International Workers Day, has been designated by the left for the “first General Strike in American History:” A Day Without the 99%. No Work—No School—No Housework–No Shopping. Take the streets! But … the call for the General Strike did not getting traction from us — the 99%. We whose interests it purports to […]
May Day, the international socialist holiday, usually sees a collection of union thugs deployed to carry on about imaginary slights around the world, while here in the United States it is normally just another quiet day. The occupy minions promised that May Day 2012 would be different, and I suppose it was. Depending on where […]
For anyone counting along at home, Sunday marked a grim milestone when the Democrat-controlled Senate zipped past the three-year mark without passing a budget. At which point it would be appropriate to note that the Senate is legally required to adopt a budget … every year. No matter, though, because Democrats have about 15 trillion […]
