By Paul Hollrah, Guest Blogger By far the most frequently asked question in America since August 28, 2008, the closing day of the 2008 Democratic National Convention, is this: “Does Barack Hussein Obama meet the constitutional qualifications to serve as President of the United States?” With every reason to believe that he does not, the [...]
Entries from November 2010
Understanding ‘The Jack Maskell Memorandum’ (Update)
November 25th, 2010 · 61 Comments
Tags: · 20th Amendment, Barack Obama, birth certificate, Congress, congressional research service, Constitution, Democratic Party, edwin viera jr, electoral college, eligibility, George Washington, hawaii, Jack Maskell, Jack Maskell Memorandum, Joe Biden, Obama, Supreme Court, Understanding 'The Jack Maskell Memorandum', World Net Daily
Mike Leach Sues ESPN, PR Firm
November 24th, 2010 · 1 Comment
Nearly one year after he was fired from his job as head football coach at Texas Tech University, Mike Leach is suing ESPN and Dallas-based Spaeth Communications for slander and libel, according to an Associated Press report. Now, it appears the predictions I made Dec. 31 are coming true. In my first post about Leach’s [...]
Tags: · adam james, craig james, Dallas, electrical closet, ESPN, John Kerry, lawyers, leach, mike leach, Mike Leach Sues ESPN PR Firm, personal injury lawyers, pows for truth, pr, Public Relations, rebecca shaw, spaeth, spaeth communications, swift boat vets, texas tech, texas tech university, wide receiver
I’m Accidentally Thankful Today
November 24th, 2010 · 1 Comment
It’s never good to see headlights facing your direction, in your lane, on the interstate, but that’s exactly what happened to me early this morning. Now, I have a reason to be even more thankful this Thanksgiving week. Driving in the rain, I got my wife to Lambert-St. Louis International Airport at around 5:30 a.m. [...]
Tags: · Airport, body shop, car accident, hydroplane, I'm Accidentally Thankful Today, I-70, interstate, lambert-st. louis international airport, St. Louis, Thanksgiving
Blogger Offers to Serve as Embedded Reporter
November 22nd, 2010 · 3 Comments
When St. Louis was named the most dangerous city in the United States almost three years ago, I sent an e-mail to Rush Limbaugh. In it, I let the conservative talk radio icon know I was willing to serve as an embedded reporter in the Gateway City and offer reports from the Show-Me State’s chart-topping [...]
Tags: · Blogger, Blogger Offers to Serve as Embedded Reporter, Conservative, eib, EIB Network, embedded reporter, ernie pyle, gateway city, most dangerous city, reporter, Rush, Rush Limbaugh, Saint Louis, St. Louis, Talk Radio
BCS: Oklahoma State Moves Into 9th Spot
November 21st, 2010 · No Comments
My 10-1 Oklahoma State Cowboys moved up a spot to #9 in college football’s Bowl Championship Series after a convincing 48-14 win over the Kansas Jayhawks Saturday in Lawrence. Next up: Bedlam at home against the 9-2 Oklahoma Sooners who whipped the Baylor Bears, 53-24, Saturday night in Waco. Go Pokes!
Tags: · baylor, baylor bears, bcs, BCS: Oklahoma State Moves Into 9th Spot, bedlam, bowl championship series, College Football, go pokes, kansas, kansas jayhawks, lawrence, Oklahoma, Oklahoma Sooners, pokes, Waco
Experts Agree: It Was A Missile
November 20th, 2010 · 35 Comments
In a post Nov. 9 about the apparent launch of a missile off the California coast one day earlier, I wrote: As a former Air Force public affairs officer who served for nearly two years with the 381st Strategic Missile Wing — think Titan II ICBMs — at McConnell Air Force Base near Wichita, Kan., [...]
Tags: · 381st strategic missile wing, Air Force, california, chinese, Chinese submarine, experts, Experts Agree: It Was A Missile, ICBM, mcconnell afb, McConnell Air Force Base, missile, missile launch, Pentagon, public affairs, strategic missile, submarine, titan ii, Wichita
Oklahoma State Cowboys National Champions?
November 20th, 2010 · 1 Comment
Politics aside for a moment, I must point out the fact that my Oklahoma State Cowboys are on the verge of a 10-win season, a Big 12 South title and a possible BCS bowl bid. Who knows, a 12-win season is possible with wins over Kansas, Oklahoma and a bowl opponent. And a national title [...]
Tags: · bcs, bcs bowl, big 12, big 12 south, go pokes, kansas, national championship, national title, Oklahoma, oklahoma state, oklahoma state cowboys, Oklahoma State Cowboys National Champions
