"In fact, in Feelingstown, facts become insults: If facts debunk feelings, it is the facts that must lose." Ben Shapiro
Thursday, February 13, 2014
Dr. Jonathan Turley
Out of curiosity, let's assume the next president is a republican who hates Obamacare. Do you think democrats are going to have a shit fit when that president unilaterally suspends Obamacare forever?
Wednesday, February 12, 2014
Who are the racists?
The conventional wisdom is that those conservative, southern, republican, hillbillies are racist.
Maybe you should take the words of a black man to tell you different.........
The words of one Clarence Thomas.
Growing up, I vividly remember watching the evening news to witness the violence in one U.S. city when forced busing was thrust upon the community.
Guess what? That city wasn't Birmingham. It wasn't Atlanta. It wasn't Memphis. It was Boston, where the population is about 90% democratic and about a gazillion miles north of the Mason Dixon line.
Watch this video and you tell me how open minded your average liberal is.
Maybe you should take the words of a black man to tell you different.........
“The worst things that have been done to me, the worst things that have been said about me, [were] by northern liberal elites, not by the people of Savannah, Georgia,”
The words of one Clarence Thomas.
Growing up, I vividly remember watching the evening news to witness the violence in one U.S. city when forced busing was thrust upon the community.
Guess what? That city wasn't Birmingham. It wasn't Atlanta. It wasn't Memphis. It was Boston, where the population is about 90% democratic and about a gazillion miles north of the Mason Dixon line.
Watch this video and you tell me how open minded your average liberal is.
Monday, February 10, 2014
Tuesday, February 04, 2014
Sunday, February 02, 2014
The 80-20 principle - Crime edition
Most cops will tell you that the spend 80 percent of their time dealing with 20 percent of criminals.
We could lighten their burden if we kept most of these clowns behind bars in the first place.....
SEVEN FREAKIN FELONIES BEFORE THE AGE OF 29! Not even counting his latest resume enhancer.
Now ask yourself the question. Is it the repressive policies of the republicans that kept these derelicts on the streets?
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We could lighten their burden if we kept most of these clowns behind bars in the first place.....
One week before police say he took part in a deadly carjacking at the Short Hills mall, Hanif Thompson was spotted breaking into property in Newark, getting into an Audi and trying to drive away, Essex County prosecutors say.
Newark police caught Thompson near the Weequahic Avenue property on Dec. 7 and charged him with burglary and resisting arrest, prosecutors say.
He remained locked up at the Essex County Jail through Dec. 11 when, prosecutors say, the ex-con was released after a Newark Municipal Court judge reduced his bail from $50,000 to $20,000 with the option of paying $2,000 or 10 percent of the total, court records show.
Four days later, Hoboken lawyer Dustin Friedland was dead, the victim of an attack Essex County prosecutors say was carried out by Thompson and three other Newark men with lengthy criminal records — Kevin Roberts, 35; Basim Henry, 32; and Karif Ford, 31.
It was not the first time Thompson, 29, found himself back in trouble after being locked up.
Prosecutors say Thompson has tallied seven felony convictions as an adult and twice jumped bail by missing court appearances. He’s served two multi-year stints in state prisons over the past decade, the first a four-year hitch for drugs, the second a three-year term for stealing a Subaru Impreza from a Livingston home in 2009, court records show. And he was sent back to prison for eight months in 2010 after he violated his parole, records show.
SEVEN FREAKIN FELONIES BEFORE THE AGE OF 29! Not even counting his latest resume enhancer.
Now ask yourself the question. Is it the repressive policies of the republicans that kept these derelicts on the streets?
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How government programs increase income disparity
Because it allows businesses to overcharge where it wouldn't a truly free market system. And who owns businesses. Hint... It ain't poor guys....................
But don't take my word for it. Read the headline.....
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But don't take my word for it. Read the headline.....
Wal-Mart Stores warned Friday that cuts to the nation's food stamps program late last year will hurt its bottom line.
The cut in food stamps went into effect Nov. 1. Food stamps had been increased during the height of the recession, but that expansion expired without Congressional action.
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Thursday, January 30, 2014
Sunday, January 26, 2014
Who did she vote for? #812
Meet Amy Glass.
There's no visual but after reading this you'll get a pretty good picture of her.......
Do people really think that a stay at home mom is really on equal footing with a woman who works and takes care of herself? There’s no way those two things are the same. It’s hard for me to believe it’s not just verbally placating these people so they don’t get in trouble with the mommy bloggers.
Having kids and getting married are considered life milestones. We have baby showers and wedding parties as if it’s a huge accomplishment and cause for celebration to be able to get knocked up or find someone to walk down the aisle with. These aren’t accomplishments, they are actually super easy tasks, literally anyone can do them. They are the most common thing, ever, in the history of the world. They are, by definition, average. And here’s the thing, why on earth are we settling for average?
If women can do anything, why are we still content with applauding them for doing nothing?
I want to have a shower for a woman when she backpacks on her own through Asia, gets a promotion, or lands a dream job not when she stays inside the box and does the house and kids thing which is the path of least resistance. The dominate cultural voice will tell you these are things you can do with a husband and kids, but as I’ve written before, that’s a lie. It’s just not reality.
You will never have the time, energy, freedom or mobility to be exceptional if you have a husband and kids.
So in the last election did this sweetie vote for Obama or Romney.
Where's the real war on women coming from?
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Saturday, January 25, 2014
Are we surprised?
You can call me a paranoid crank. But seriously, should we be surprised by these brown shirt attacks on Christians when clowns like Governor Cuomo makes a public statement that anti abortion foes are not welcome in their state? When the IRS attacks conservative groups? When prosecutors in Wisconsin storm trooper their way into people's homes and confiscate computers?
This is the side benefit of our elected official's actions......
link here
A long time ago I heard Dennis Prager state that the world is in a three way struggle for power.
One of those factions is Islamic, fascist, dictatorships. Another faction are Humanist, Euro socialist, democracies and the last are Judeo-Christian, free market, republics.
People in the Judeo Christian faiths have been passive about pushing their beliefs on others.
We we all better wake up because these others are working hard to extinguish us off the face of the earth. It's not like Andrew Cuomo kept the secret.
Thursday, January 23, 2014
Most of us already know this
But how about the White House press pool exposing it.............
What would you expect from a guy who never had a real job?
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He has no famous chums in Congress. He has few relationships of any sort with lawmakers. Really what he wants to do is make his decisions in the Oval Office, have a few meetings, give some speeches on college campuses and at high schools, and play golf. And then send Jay Carney out to talk about how Republicans are intransigent, politically motivated hacks who don’t even wear deodorant.
Well, yes, the Congress was in fact designed to include people committed to principles and also worried about getting reelected. The trick is to use various carrots and sticks to get them to do you bidding.
The grunt work of legislating is not for him. That’s why he passed through the Illinois legislature and the United States Senate leaving not a trace of evidence he was ever there.
As I’ve mentioned before, I covered both the Clinton and Bush White Houses. Routinely, with each of them, there was line of cars on the West Wing driveway belonging to members of some committee or faction of Congress that had dropped by to meet the president. If they wanted the gathering to remain below the radar, they “snuck in” the side door, and then the camera guys who were always in a position where they could see the entrance there told us about it.
With Obama, almost never. Nothing. No meetings. If you ask around on Capitol Hill, no phone calls either. Obama, expostulating about the uncooperativeness of Republicans, does nothing to get them to cooperate. It’s not in his character. And then he attacks them for his own paucity of results. He’s like a high school football player who never comes to practice and then whines that he’s warming the bench.
What would you expect from a guy who never had a real job?
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President Billary
One of the things that blows me away is our media's incredible loss of short term memory. Even on the stories they cover...........
Let's flashback to this same election cycle point in 2006. Who exactly was the can't lose candidate back then?
If you can remember that oh so long ago, it was the Billary. In fact, no one had even heard of this empty suit we currently have in the White House.
The only pol that was within a can of hair spray from her was John Edwards.
So what if Cory Booker runs this next cycle. How inevitable will the Billary be?
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Time magazine’s cover this week asks, “Can Anyone Stop Hillary?” The answer to that question is yes, but you’d never know it judging by the overwhelming belief among Democratic insiders that the party’s 2016 presidential nomination is simply Hillary Clinton’s for the asking.
Let's flashback to this same election cycle point in 2006. Who exactly was the can't lose candidate back then?
If you can remember that oh so long ago, it was the Billary. In fact, no one had even heard of this empty suit we currently have in the White House.
The only pol that was within a can of hair spray from her was John Edwards.
So what if Cory Booker runs this next cycle. How inevitable will the Billary be?
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The JV president
Kind of funny that a guy who couldn't play varsity basketball for a Hawaii school would make this JV comment.
In his New Yorker interview published over the weekend, President Obama stated that current Al Qaeda was “jayvee” – and said that his analogy was often used around the White House. “The analogy we use around here sometimes, and I think is accurate, is if a jayvee team puts on Lakers uniforms that doesn’t make them Kobe Bryant,” Obama said. He then added, “I think there is a distinction between the capacity and reach of a bin Laden and a network that is actively planning major terrorist plots against the homeland versus jihadists who are engaged in various local power struggles and disputes, often sectarian.”
Trust me. We know this metaphor all to well. You can place an idiot in the Whitehouse but that doesn't make him a president.
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The education president
If I were to ask the question "which party will do more to make education more affordable for working people?"
What would your answer be?
Check that against Mr. Education himself, Barack Obama...............
What would your answer be?
Check that against Mr. Education himself, Barack Obama...............
As a candidate and for the duration of his administration, President Barack Obamahas persistently insisted that affordable higher education is among his top priorities.
Even today at his “grassroots” website, Organizing for Action (Barackobama.com), Obama lists affordable educationas the second of six principles for “securing the American dream and strengthening the middle class.” Specifically, the president seeks to provide “a quality education that doesn’t break the bank” and to “rein in the cost of college for families by rewarding quality schools that make higher education affordable.”
So how is it going?
It’s a disastrous failure.
According to the College Board, the average cost for tuition, roomand board at four-year colleges and universities has increased 28 percent during Obama’s presidency.
The average cost of tuition, room and board at private four-year colleges and universities has increased 27.89 percent — from $31,993 during the 2008-2009 academic yearto $40,917 this year.
Wednesday, January 15, 2014
Barack O'Christie
Somehow the media will fail to report on this act of retribution by the Obamunists...........
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A House Natural Resources Committee investigation has found that President Obama’s Office of Management and Budget ordered that sequestration cuts be applied retroactively to funding for rural schools over the opposition of the Agriculture Department.
The committee’s report released today, “A Less Secure Future for Rural Schools: An Investigation into the Obama Administration’s Questionable Application of the Sequester to the Secure Rural Schools Program,” detailed how last February the USDA had determined 2013 sequestration wouldn’t apply to 2012 funds that had already been distributed in the program. The White House stepped in and overruled the USDA, though both agencies haven’t turned over numerous subpoenaed documents that could reveal more behind the decision.
The Secure Rural Schools program helps provide rural counties with funds for teachers, schools, police officers, emergency services and infrastructure — “necessary because the federal government had failed to uphold its century-old promise to actively manage our national forest to provide a stable revenue stream for rural counties containing national forest land,” Chairman Doc Hastings (R-Wash.) said in reference to the timber industry link.
The program dates back to a 2000 bill, which was extended in July 2012 for that fiscal year. The $323 million in funds were doled out to 41 states by the USDA in January 2013. But two months later, after sequestration went into effect, the Obama administration announced it wanted $17.9 million back — prompting bipartisan backlash from governors and congressional representatives of the affected states.
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Tuesday, January 14, 2014
While we're talking about judging
Hall of Fames have been in the news lately.
Let's start with the rock and roll hall of fame. Linda Ronstadt? Seriously? Linda Ronstadt was a cute karaoke singer. Many of her hits were cover songs. She wrote hardly anything. Exactly how was rock and roll advanced, changed or altered as a result of her career?
Cat Stevens? a couple of top en hits puts you in the hall of fame?
I think it's getting clear that there are way too many people in the rock and roll hall of fame.
Baseball.
In my wildest dreams, I can't imagine how a DH gets into the hall of fame. Seriously, consider that you are considered one of the top players in the history of the game, and you don't have enough talent to play the field on a mediocre baseball team?
My criteria for the baseball hall of fame has always been lifetime stats but also the criteria of were you the best player at your position in your era. I guess Frank Thomas was the preeminent player at a position not even recognized by half the league.
Let's start with the rock and roll hall of fame. Linda Ronstadt? Seriously? Linda Ronstadt was a cute karaoke singer. Many of her hits were cover songs. She wrote hardly anything. Exactly how was rock and roll advanced, changed or altered as a result of her career?
Cat Stevens? a couple of top en hits puts you in the hall of fame?
I think it's getting clear that there are way too many people in the rock and roll hall of fame.
Baseball.
In my wildest dreams, I can't imagine how a DH gets into the hall of fame. Seriously, consider that you are considered one of the top players in the history of the game, and you don't have enough talent to play the field on a mediocre baseball team?
My criteria for the baseball hall of fame has always been lifetime stats but also the criteria of were you the best player at your position in your era. I guess Frank Thomas was the preeminent player at a position not even recognized by half the league.
If you judge it, it's not a sport
I have a recurring debate with my bubbas as to what is and is not a sport.
In my mind, any competition where there's an objective, measurable, score, time, height, weight, etc. counts as a sport.
If you have to judge it? Not a sport.
That eliminates nearly every X-game exhibition where reputation makes up 75% of the score.
It also eliminates figure skating, where judging results rival boxing in corrupt scoring.
Seriously, why even have a competition as to who makes the Olympic team, if you're not going to follow the results..........
For those who say, "Gee Gordon, figure skating is hard", I say so is spitting a watermelon seed 50 feet.
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In my mind, any competition where there's an objective, measurable, score, time, height, weight, etc. counts as a sport.
If you have to judge it? Not a sport.
That eliminates nearly every X-game exhibition where reputation makes up 75% of the score.
It also eliminates figure skating, where judging results rival boxing in corrupt scoring.
Seriously, why even have a competition as to who makes the Olympic team, if you're not going to follow the results..........
The names on the U.S. Olympic figure skating team were still supposed to be a secret, so Ashley Wagner slipped under the stands to cry.
Hours after a performance she described as a "tearful little wimp out on the ice," the two-time national champion was picked to go to the Sochi Games. She finished a distant fourth at the U.S. Championships on Saturday night, and only three American women make the Olympics. But this event isn't the only criteria U.S. Figure Skating takes into account.
"If you look at Ashley Wagner's record and performance, she's got the top credentials of any of our female athletes," said the organization's president, Patricia St. Peter.
For those who say, "Gee Gordon, figure skating is hard", I say so is spitting a watermelon seed 50 feet.
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Monday, January 13, 2014
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