Tuesday, December 20, 2011

Great Moments of a Free Press

AP via Free Republic: 60 Minutes Edits Out Obama's Claim To Greatness.

Friday, December 16, 2011

You Could Have Heard A Pin Drop

Good Site: You Could Have Heard A Pin Drop But alas they are like me, pretty much given up on the blog. Their archives are still up though. Hey, why blog when I can irritate so many more people on FaceBook? The world is changing.
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Snopes says the Colin Powell quote is true.

Bill Whittle Explains Republicanism


Monday, November 14, 2011

Great Moments of the Smartest President Ever.

The siege at Khe Sanh was an epic episode in the history of warfare where American troops held off vastly superior forces. The word 'Khe Sanh' has been repeated thousands of times in our media. Anyone that is remotely conscious has to have heard it several times in a lifetime. Apparently this president, who many have claimed is smarter than Jefferson, Lincoln, Washington, the most intelligent president ever, apparently has not been quite so conscious. I doubt that Reagan or Bush would ever have made this gaff. It is like pronouncing Gettysburg as Gettlingburg.



Of course Obama is the most brilliant president to some, those who are less intelligent than he is and that is not much of an accomplishment.

Conservatism 101

Bill Whittle touches on a fundamental aspect of the conservative world view. The liberal worldview is one that sees to world as it ought to be. The conservative worldview is one that sees the world as it is. One is based on the idealism of inexperienced youth, the other is based on empirical realities, the world of adults.


Saturday, October 01, 2011

Moments of Malaise - version 2.0

"President Barack Obama on Thursday said the U.S. has lost some of its competitive edge and gotten a 'little soft'.”

Buck Up!  Keep Hope Alive!
It Could Be Worse.
( Though not likely)

 

Narratives.

Clinton wants more credit?

The amazing thing here is proof that he actually knows the reality and has been talking around it for years in an attempt to support the false narrative that he should get credit for the surplus at the end of his term when he happened to be warming the seat in the Oval Office.

In this article he refers to the reality as a Republican narrative. The fact is he does not credit the dotcom boom that supplied unanticipated revenues helping to balance the federal budget along with pressure from a Republican controlled Congress that kept his urges to spend in check. Remember the shutdown? Remember Hillarycare? Remember how the Congress critters wanted to blow the surplus on their favorite pet projects and how upset they were when Bush proposed giving it back to the people. To this day they still blame this move as triggering all of our current ailments.


Monday, September 26, 2011

Obama Lies.

Ouch.

The truth about what Obama calls a 'Do-Nothing' Congress. Actually a 'Do-Nothing' Senate.... a 'Do-Nothing' Democrat Senate.