"Yikes! I Might Be...Militia!"
The Democrats have their collective head up their collective a _ _.
Hat tip: David Donar at Political Graffiti
One Picture Is Worth A Thousand Words
January 21st, 2010 · 1 Comment
Tags: · cartoon, david donar, Democrat, Democrat Party, Democratic Party, editorial cartoon, head up his ass, heads up their asses, political graffiti
I Dreamed of a World Without AARP
January 2nd, 2010 · 4 Comments
Last night, I dreamed of a world without AARP.
The dream entered my slumber, probably as a result of having recently celebrated another birthday and edging one year closer to that golden age when the folks at AARP, the organization that purports to represent the nation’s seniors, add me to their mailing list.
As one not looking [...]
Tags: · aarp, aarp mailing list, americans against radical government, birthday cake, Capitol Hill, Democratic Party, democratic party propaganda, dream, I Dreamed of a World Without AARP, national retired teachers association, radical, senior citizens, seniors
‘The Senator and the Frog’ is a Hit!
December 17th, 2009 · No Comments
“The Senator and the Frog” is a hit in my home theater!
The storyline, similar to that seen in the plot of Disney’s latest animated feature, “The Princess and the Frog,” goes something like this:
A man who fancies himself a Democratic Party prince kissed an independent-minded frog on the butt today, but the frog didn’t turn [...]
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Cajun Song Only Scratches Surface About Obama
October 26th, 2009 · No Comments
One year ago this week, I published a post that highlighted a music video, “OBAMA, NO MERCI BEAUCOUP”, written and performed by Poor James and the Swamp Crows. At the time I published it, it had recorded only a few views. Today, it’s been viewed by more than 10,000 people worldwide.
Band member James Earl said [...]
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Think Twice Before Backing Third-Party Candidates
October 9th, 2009 · 2 Comments
I consider myself one of those disgruntled registered voters who prefers to consider himself a conservative rather than a Republican. In fact, I had been leaning toward throwing my support behind candidates from lesser-known third parties. That changed today after a conservative friend of mine shared a copy of an e-mail he sent recently to [...]
Tags: · 2010, 2010 elections, Conservative, conservative candidates, conservative voting block, Constitution, Constitution Party, Democratic Party, divide and conquer, divide et impera, future elections, have we learned nothing in 2000 years, julius caeser, libertarian, Libertarian Party, radical leftists, reform, reform party, registered voter, Republican, split the conservative vote, split the conservative voting block, splitting our forces, Think Twice Before Backing Third-Party Candidates, third party, third-party candidate, united front
