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The White House wimped out. That’s what I believe happened today. The White House did some good and then avoided a nasty fight in an election year. The Bush administration was looking to strike a blow for religious freedom. So… Continue Reading →
There she blows! According to the Media blog on NRO, Presidential hopeful Barack Obama has lost the mantle of the being the most covered blowhard on the planet. As of today, the number of Google News articles in the Obama… Continue Reading →
Senator John McCain told a moving story at the Saddleback Forum about a relatively compassionate Vietnamese guard approaching him and drawing a cross in the dirt in front of McCain as a way of signifying that he too was a… Continue Reading →
This is running over at RedState and I think it says quite well what John McCain should be saying. Barack Obama is an extremist maniac, especially when it comes to abortion.
I am nobody. I know that. I’m one red vote in the likely blue state of Pennsylvania. But just speaking for this one individual voter I can say there is no way I can support John McCain if he selects… Continue Reading →
Newsweek Washington correspondent/MSNBC political analyst Howard Fineman was on Keith Olbermann’s ridiculous show late last week and said just about the most ridiculous thing anybody could think of by comparing the presidential campaign to McCain’s time in a Vietnamese Prison…. Continue Reading →
Some consider it juvenile, but I think it is funny and to the point. If you speak like Obama does about himself, you deserve to be made fun of.
The issue of the infamous Born Alive Infant Protection Act was raised recently on CNN for the second time in a month. Seems like this vote won’t just go away, huh? For anyone needing a reminder that bill was brought… Continue Reading →
I’m confused. John McCain is once again implementing his ingenious “Alienate the Conservative Base” strategy. McCain said on Sunday that gays should not be allowed to adopt, as reported in the New York Times: “I think that we’ve proven that… Continue Reading →
The Irish Times reports that actor Robert Redford hopes that Barack Obama wins the presidency. He said that Barack is “not tall on experience” but is “a good person.” On the other hand, John McCain “represents yesterday” at his advanced… Continue Reading →