Archive | September, 2010
Obama Plays the Race Card to Rally Base
Via Mark Knoller of CBS News, who covered the Democratic fundraiser this evening. Obama says people are impatient but “now’s not the time to quit…it took time to free the slaves…ultimately we’ll make progress.” There were any number of American accomplishments Obama could have referenced in order to prove his point that change can take [...]
“Alan Grayson: He’s A National Embarrassment”
30. September 2010
Indeed he is. On last check, his opponent Daniel Webster held a seven-point lead. Which is great, because few people deserve to be retired in November as much as Alan Grayson, one of the sleaziest of sleazy politicians. This is a guy whose rhetoric has lead to condemnations from fellow sleazy far-leftists. Grayson’s commercials have [...]
Will there be another season of “Deadliest Catch”?
30. September 2010
Via Maetenlock, apparently it’s a real possibility. Or at least it’s possible that it won’t be a season you’ll recognize. Apparently the Hillstrand brothers (co-captains of the Time Bandit) are being sued by Discovery Channel for failing to fulfill their obligations for a spin-off series entitled Hillstranded. That has lead the brothers to quit the [...]
Greatest Democratic Hits: Pelosi Says We Need To Pass Legislation So We Can Read It
30. September 2010
“But we have to pass the bill so that you can find out what is in it, away from the fog of controversy.” – Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Democrat (Source)
“$h*!My Dad Says” is really, really not funny
30. September 2010
The Twitter-inspired sitcom premiered last week and was inexplicably brought back for a second week. It’s one bad joke after another. And to say they’re predictable is an understatement. An older father unfamiliar with the internet? Where did that come from! The young, tech-savvy son needs to move in with grumpy, old-fashioned dad and the [...]
Joe Sobran Passes Away at 64
30. September 2010
If you don’t know who he was, Joe Sobran was a writer for National Review for something like twenty years. According to publisher Jack Fowler, Sobran passed away today at 64. I never knew the man but I knew about him. And William F. Buckley said quite a bit when the two parted ways years [...]
Poll: Rand Paul Holds 10-Point Lead in Kentucky
30. September 2010
This helps to explain why the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee has canceled its quarter-million dollar ad buy in Kentucky for next week. Jack Conway is done, and Democrats — at least national leaders — aren’t going to waste their time on his campaign when they have more important turf to protect. Republican Rand Paul continues [...]
Clinton Expresses Support for Anti-American, Pro-Iran, Socialist Leader of Ecuador
30. September 2010
Ecuadorean President Rafael Correa is an anti-American socialist who has signed agreements with Iran and expressed his support for the oppressive regime while it was murdering dissidents in the streets. He has strengthened ties with Venezuela and refused to renew the lease for an American air base in Ecuador. Apparently angry military and police officials [...]
Get Out the Vote: Call Forty Voters from Your Living Room
30. September 2010
Polls and commercials only go so far in an election. If you want to win, you need to actually get voters to the polling booth on November 2nd. If the other side is more motivated than you, they win. And we can’t let the other side win. Via Ace, the Republican leadership has established a [...]
Heh: Even Mike Bloomberg Criticizing Obama Now
30. September 2010
Yes, that Mike Bloomberg, the notoriously-liberal mayor of New York City. The guy who just a few years ago was sitting down for breakfast chats with Obama during the latter’s campaign against then-Senator Hillary Clinton. The guy who was playing golf with Obama just last month. Bloomberg has suddenly discovered that far-left liberal presidents aren’t [...]
30. September 2010
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