Archive for October, 2006

Open Mouth, Insert Foot

I was also thinking of titling this post “when you’re in a hole, stop digging.” Either expression would apply to Kerry’s recent press conference.

The Unvarnished Truth from the Mid-East

His words are inspiring to the squadron, and to stateside Americans who seek the unvarnished truth.

What Media Bias

There are still those who think the TSM (Terrorist Supporting Media) is not biased. There are those who do not believe the TSM leans so far left they are about to fall off the diving board.

John Kerry Calls Military Members Dumb

Kerry just demonstrated the liberal idea that smart elitists stay at home and the dumb hicks go off to war. Why the people of Massachusetts keep reelecting this jackass is beyond me.

Has Voting Become That Hard?

Starting with the disputed 2000 election, people have been looking for voting reform or something like it, when in actuality a huge shakeup was hardly needed.

On Marriage

I think the traditional marriage, which often includes children, is the glue that holds a stable society together.

Black Democrats No Longer Waiting for Democrat Party

I hope that others start to realize that Democrat promises of helping minorities and victims is nothing more than lip service. The Democrats are nothing without either and their hold on power rests on their ability to perpetuate the state of being a victim.

Spokesperson for the Left

Bill Maher says "Vote Democrat on November 7th". Yeah, I am going to take advice from this idiot just as soon as I am done walking on broken glass, playing in traffic and standing on a golf course holding a lighting rod during an electrical storm.

Sometimes You Just Need to Rip the Bandaid Off

We all know that the only thing more painful than ripping a bandaid off is taking it off ever so slowly.
We all know that you treat cancers by swiftly removing the whole tumor (if possible), and not by gently nudging out one cancerous cell at a time.
We all know (don’t we?) that you fight wars [...]

Not News

Hopefully it’s the first raindrop of a flood, long overdue.