Author Archives: Sanely Insane

Unconnected Dots . . .

Posted on September 5, 2012 by Sanely Insane

First John Burton, Chairman of the Californicate Democrat Party suggested linkage between Republican Vice Presidential candidate Paul Ryan and Nazi propagandist, the often misunderstood Joseph Goebbels.  Now little Dick Harpootlian, Chairman of the South Carolina Democrat Party similarly links Nikki … Continue reading →

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Michelle Obama and Street Cred . . .

Posted on September 5, 2012 by Sanely Insane

It is unfortunate but true that neither the President nor his wife can rely on the truth to persuade.  As the saying goes, “She’d tell a lie if the truth would serve her better.”  While her style last evening was … Continue reading →

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Julian Castro v. Fidel Castro

Posted on September 5, 2012 by Sanely Insane

Julian is younger, handsomer, glibber and . . . oh hell, he’s another Castro.

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One debate down, three to go . . .

Posted on September 3, 2012 by Sanely Insane

In the first Presidential debate, Governor Mitt Romney took advantage of an arcane rule and substituted a surrogate. Mitt won, but irrespective of the substance, use your imagination and picture Barry Hussein Soetoro Obama speaking for 10 minutes, extemporaneously and … Continue reading →

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Another Republican Racial Assault. Oooopsy!

Posted on August 31, 2012 by Sanely Insane

Oooopsy! In a typical display of Democrat racism Ben Akselrod, not to confused with David Axelrod, thinks that “negrohood” is a synonym for neighborhood. Or, in the alternative, because he was no doubt publicly schooled, he thinks “typo,” is a … Continue reading →

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Obama didn’t “do” Osama (No, not that way!)

Posted on August 29, 2012 by Sanely Insane

In a disturbing report, A Navy Seal claims that Barry Hussein Soetoro Obama did not in fact kill Osama bin Laden.  Gosh, the President and his acolytes have exaggerated the one foreign engagement for which Mr. President has claimed success. … Continue reading →

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We Love Mia Love . . .

Posted on August 29, 2012 by Sanely Insane

If you haven’t had the pleasure of hearing Mia Love speak passionately about the ideas propelling her candidacy, take time now to meet the Mayor at the Republican National Convention.

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The Dawgs are Barkin . . .

Posted on August 29, 2012 by Sanely Insane

Or, at least Ellen Barkin is barking. In a typically ugly display of “Progressive” political discourse, a representative of the Democrat Party speaks volumes about civility…

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Michael Ramirez cartoons . . .and writes too.

Posted on August 28, 2012 by Sanely Insane

Michale Ramirez wrote a good but limited expose of Mr. Obama’s unreported or under-reported “gaffes,” which range from goofy – “57 states” and Navy “Corpse” man – to disgusting – “Polish death camps,” and to improbable, even with “Stimulus” funds … Continue reading →

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Thomas Sowell on Risky Business

Posted on August 28, 2012 by Sanely Insane

As ever, Thomas Sowell illuminates clearly in his column, Risky Business,  the hash politicians have made of health insurance even before we learn of the many ugly features of “Obamacare” that we will rue. Here, he distills the argument: By … Continue reading →

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