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Category Archives: Liberalism
Paul Krugman, Enron Advisor, Obama Advisor
The elfin Paul Krugman, Nobel Laureate, has created the newest theme for the Obama / Progressive / Democrats in this election cycle. It will last about as long as it is useful . . . in other words, not long … Continue reading
Axelrod vs. Holder, the Dream Matchup
I’m reminded of the Iran / Iraq “War.” Can’t both sides win? Please!? Or maybe Fred Sanford and Grady is a better analogy. I can hear it now: “Hold me back!”
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They brought us Presidents Dole and McCain
Watching Ed Gillespie and his colleagues, the campaign consultants charged with trumpeting Mitt Romney’s message, is, well . . . painful. This morning on Fox News Sunday with Mike Wallace’s boy, the host, as the mainstream media routinely does, averred … Continue reading
Walker Will Win Wisconsin Waterloo
Much has been written about the “real” causes driving the Union thuggery on display in Wisconsin. Next Tuesday Governor Scott Walker faces recall, a democratic and peaceful resolution to a debacle that began with a cowardly escape from duty by … Continue reading
Posted in In the "Mainstream", Liberalism, Madison, Socialism
Tagged afscme, Walker recall, wisconsin
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Marion Barry, Barack Obama, one and the same?
In another profound display of ignorance (or is it stupidity?) Barack Hussein Obama has insulted the honorable Polish people, or, as his friends, Marion Barry and and Archie Bunker call them – The Polacks. While honoring the courageous Polish war … Continue reading
Referendum or Choice?
The Obamamiacs are vigorously arguing that this election is not a referendum on Mr. Obama’s past performance but instead a choice about a vision of the future of America. Does it matter? Nope. If 2012 is a referendum as we … Continue reading
The President went to college. Who knew?
In an astonishingly good example of bad “journalism,” Robin Abcarian of the Los Angeles Times, or affectionately, “The LA Slimes,” displays for all to read (College transcripts) one of many reasons the readership of that once illustrious newspaper can now … Continue reading
Sane and Insane 