Monthly Archives: September 2009

Congressman Alan Grayson: “Die Quickly”, Please!

So Democrats were highly offended by Republican claims that the liberal plan for government run health management and care actually created bureaucratic political appointed panels designed to determine the type of treatment that severely ill people should be granted and … Continue reading

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Attempt to Rehabilitate Dan Rather’s Reputation Is Dismissed

    Dan Rather, the disgraced television journalist and news anchor, just lost the chance to get richer and to rehabilitate his deserved disgraceful reputation. After trying to fake the facts about President George W. Bush’s record in the National Guard … Continue reading

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Dems Begin To Derail Their Own Party’s Public Option

   In a close vote which moderate Democrats made the difference, the Senate Finance Committee voted down amendments to health management and care reform legislation that called for the so called public option. With 10 Republicans and 13 Democrats on … Continue reading

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President Obama and the 2016 Olympic Games

    I may not be happy with it, but Barack Obama is my President. From a politically partisan perspective I believe that he should be attacked as relentlessly as partisans on the other side of the aisle attacked President George … Continue reading

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When Will They Grow Up?

    When Bill Clinton was President of the United States, with childlike thinking, he could do no wrong. Anything and everything he did had an excuse and could be excused away. While running for President, when it became impossible for … Continue reading

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Conservative Columnist, Speechwriter and Language Arts Historian William Safire Passes On

    “Is the sloppiness in speech caused by ignorance or apathy? I don’t know and I don’t care” Those where the words once spoken by a man who found a passion for the defense of proper grammar and the origins … Continue reading

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Those Who Refuse To Buy Mandatory Obamacare Face Fines And Prison

    Does the Constitution allow for the government to mandate that one purchase health insurance? That is a question which may eventually make its way to the Supreme Court of the United States for as the debate on how to … Continue reading

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The Free World Has A New Leader

    After days of highly publicized speeches given at the opening of the United Nations’ general assembly, one man has emerged as the true leader of the free world.  In between speeches from leaders sane and insane of  nations large … Continue reading

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Paul Kirk Picked By Patrick For Kennedy’s Senate Seat

    Michael Dukakis losses out again. Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick, tapped Paul Kirk,  a former chairman of the Democrat national Committee, Kennedy staffer and chairman of the John F. Kennedy Library Foundation’s board of directors to fill Ted Kennedy’s vacant senate … Continue reading

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Million Med March Demonstrates That Not All Doctors Want Government Run Healthcare

    The left likes to use phrases such as “the majority of Americans want healthcare reform”. They try suggest that because of that they are right and everyone else is wrong. But that distortion exceeds the bounds of sincerity. The … Continue reading

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