Mark Steyn on the Left’s Rage Against the Tea Party

Steyn is right on the money. ……For a long time, Tea Partiers were racists. Everybody knows that when you say “I’m becoming very concerned about unsustainable levels of federal spending”, that’s old Jim Crow code for “Let’s get up a lynching party and teach that uppity Negro a lesson.” Frank Rich of The New York Times [...]

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Obama’s Ties to Blagojevich Get Scrutinized

Former governor Rod Blagojevich’s defense team asked the court to issue a trial subpoena to Obama. The request was heavily redacted, but the original has been discovered and published. Looks like Obama has more lies to add to his collection. 1. Obama may have lied about conversations with convicted fraudster Tony Rezko Blagojevich’s lawyers allege that [...]

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Obama’s 2010 Mid-Term Election Pitch: Whites Need Not Apply

This could only come from a ‘non-bigoted, open-minded, diverse’, liberal: “It will be up to each of you to make sure that the young people, African Americans, Latinos, and women, who powered our victory in 2008 stand together once again. If you help us do that – if you help us make sure that first-time [...]

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Excellent Guest Commentary in the Naples Daily News About Government Intrusion

From a commentary by Don Richmond, a citizen of Naples Florida: ……The Declaration of Independence holds that rights are “self-evident.” However, it is the failure to grasp the true nature of rights which has brought this country to its current condition. It remained for the 20th-century philosopher Ayn Rand to explicitly identify rights as “moral [...]

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‘Government Motors’ Lies About the Repayment

Have you seen that recent PR commercial starring the GM CEO Edward Whitacre Jr, who brags that the company has “repayed” it’s taxpayer-funded bailout? Well, surprise! It’s all bullshit. General Motors lost $3.4 billion in the fourth quarter of 2009 and is still struggling to reorganize so the company can try to eke out a [...]

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