Sing it Nat—
To the tune of “Unforgettable,” sing along with Nat King Cole, “Un-likeable, that’s what you are, John McCain.”
What if the real problem with John McCain beyond the fact that he is very liberal is that he is not a very likeable guy? If so, then he becomes just another Bob Dole [...]

Was he helping the inner city or using it?
Someone is paying attention. From TownHall Blog comes an article excerpting from an article by a democrat about the history of Obama. The original article (which is linked) views Obama’s relationships in Chicago as being with some not so democracy friendly types.
While [...]

Congress continues to Invade

The most amazing thing about the continuous out cry from liberals “GW is a fascist” continues to be the socialist in power attacking our freedom. A recent Senate Bill by Chris Dowd contains a provision slipped in after voting which will track all electronic transactions. You can bet they won’t [...]

What’s the Cure?
“Say it ain’t so, Congress is discussing the nationalization of oil refineries?”
The communist has not even taken the oath and already the socialist legislators are talking treason to our republic. Nationalization is a cancer. A country cannot stop with just one.
What concerns me even more is the fact that the wave is being [...]

Oil and Global Warming Tools of Power
Liberman Warner may have gone into the tank, but they are not done. Here is why–
http://www.americanthinker.com/2008/06/the_climate_alarmist_manifesto.html
The latest American Thinker links posted are important. I’ve added them to “Must Reads,” so you can find them if you want to pass them on later.
What we are seeing [...]

Return of the Dupes- -
From the American Thinker look at why liberals back socialists, and obama’s link to communist Frank Marshall Davis one of his mentors.
http://www.americanthinker.com/2008/06/return_of_the_dupes_and_the_an.html

After one takes the time to watch the slide show there is more and it’s even more enlightening.
On the home page, there are links on the side. If one clicks on a link, it goes to the first chart in a series. At the bottom is a “next page”, that continues charts in [...]

“I woke up this morning, you were on my miiiiii-nd”
Then I started the Google reader and wham! Mr. Perot got me. Most of the people who willingly read this will be my age and consider what their children and grandchildren have waiting. For those younger this is a must read.
Get your [...]

Don’t Look in the Closet—
There may be more in there than you can handle. Gay marriage in California, Socialist legislators, a communist candidate for president and we are only in June, what else can expect in this tumultuous year?
If I were a betting man, and I am, I would bet on food as [...]

Looking behind a facade

There is a lot more to BO than meets the eye. Check out the following –

Discover The Networks

It’s only June –
It’s only June and I am already suffering burn out. Yesterday I flipped on the usually channels. All of them had surrogates spouting talking points.
What I find most disturbing is the “but your candidate . . .” ploy. No one answers a question or addresses a point [...]

Wrong! Or am I?
CNBC this morning was illuminating–
First, Senator Chris Dodd was on talking about windfall profits tax on oil above a certain price, such as $50 or $80 a barrel. That sounds a lot like socialism to me. We’ve been through the price freezing, windfall profits, government trying to change [...]

June 07, 2008
The War on Common Sense
By AWR Hawkins
An interesting article from The American Thinker, a bit heavy on the theology, so if you are an atheist, might skip it.
Here are three segments from the article—
“Since common sense was not something the 20th century Left could easily regulate or control in [...]

The Audacity of Democrats
A new Must Read link added. You will not be disappointed.

Did the Socialists Let You Know?

From Reuters News
“But a call from the United States for an end to heavy price subsidies that protect many Asian drivers from soaring costs fell on deaf ears, as China and India said they could only raise domestic rates gradually in view of their [...]