Bob McCarty Writes

I heard conservative radio talk show giant Rush Limbaugh on Monday dubbed President Barack Obama “Debt Man Walking.”  That in mind, I decided to use a White House photo and some imagination to start cranking out the publicity for the film parody that will, no doubt, follow the words of El Rushbo. With George Soros [...]

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Below is a recap of all the posts published at BobMcCarty.com during the week of May 29, 2011: MONDAY, May 30 Barack Obama for President – of Kenya! — Guest blogger Paul R. Hollrah suggests that Barack Obama may have his long-term future already planned, saying he will serve as president of Kenya. TUESDAY, May [...]

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This blog has been on one heck of a ride during the past two weeks, thanks in large part to public interest in “Chasing Rabbits,” a series of nearly a dozen posts in which I highlighted the hare-raising plight of John and Judy Dollarhite, a Nixa, Mo., couple handed a $90,643 fine by the USDA [...]

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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 [...]

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EDITOR’S NOTE: It’s not often that I publish contributions of family members on this blog. Today, however, I offer space to my oldest brother, Jack, who has a “bone to pick” with members of the talk show media and those Americans who follow their lead when it comes to not understanding the real meaning of [...]

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Make no mistake about it: U.S. Rep. Jo Ann Emerson (R-Mo.) will win in November.  Her well-oiled fund-raising machine and unmatched name recognition combine to make the job of unseating her virtually impossible. What can one learn by studying the 8th Congressional District race in Southeast Missouri?  He can learn that a Republican In Name [...]

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Remember when the word, gravitas, entered the public conversation for the first time?  Well, stay tuned, because solastalgia is next. A rarely-used 131-year-old word at the time, according to Merriam-Webster, gravitas was introduced en masse to the American vocabulary by members of the liberal media within 24 hours of President George W. Bush’s selection of [...]

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