Monthly Archives: November 2013

Barry Obama: “Dog is is my co-pilot”

Barry Hussein Soetoro Obama joined 60 other prominent Americans in a Ken Burns project – a reading of the Gettysburg Address, arguably the greatest oratory ever delivered. But, in keeping with his character, Barry read a version different – nd … Continue reading

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Martin Bashir. A Gentleman?

While we have little use for Martin Bashir, a sharp elbowed partisan hack, which elevates sharp elbowed partisan hacks, we are impressed with this, the most sincere and comprehensive political apology we have even heard . . . and not … Continue reading

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Ronald Reagan speaks to a young Barry Obama

Here Ronald Reagan explains why American Exceptionalism is the driving force in the world today and for the foreseeable future, no matter Barry Hussein Soetoro Obama . . . Barry didn’t pay attention. He was dreaming being Jimmy Carter.

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Nancy Pelosi . . . all about Truthiness

When San Fran Nan said, “you have to read it (The Affordable Care Act) to find out what’s in it,” she spoke truthiness. (Thank you George W. Bush.) As we now know, millions upon million of hard working Americans are … Continue reading

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“Obama’s Catastrophic Victory”

With appreciation for our old friend Peggy Noonan, we reprint her latest blog: Years ago John McPhee wrote a great book about Bill Bradley called “A Sense of Where You Are.” I keep thinking about that title. You have to … Continue reading

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My Journey from Drink to Think . . . and back

 It started out innocently enough: I began to think at parties, now and then, just to loosen up.  Inevitably, though, one thought led to another, and soon I was more than just a social thinker.  I began to think alone … Continue reading

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