The scope and breadth of the governments compulsion towards an overwhelming amount of individual intrusion spreads now to the “trafficking in interstate commerce of..analog television sets.” (more…)
Entries from March 2008
The Countdown to Analog Armageddon
March 25, 2008 · 1 Comment
Categories: ARTICLES
Tagged: Big Brother, imaginary rights
Sermon by the Mountebank
March 19, 2008 · 4 Comments
Barack Hussein Obama, otherwise ordained as the next JFK, felt compelled to verbalize a “message of unity.” BHO/JFK as always, took great pains to say as little of actual substance as possible. However, if you read through the entirety of this torturous tract, minute morsels of wheat can be cut from his childish chaff. We will approach this Sisyphean challenge chronologically.. (more…)
Categories: ARTICLES
Tagged: Jermiah Wright, Reagan Revolution
Commander Howard Queeg
March 17, 2008 · 2 Comments
The Democrats, who at this moment have two candidates that would love to see each other getting a nocturnal visit from Dr. Kevorkian, wish that that were the only problem their party has. These two candidates are alarmingly close in both the popular vote and the delegate count. Two “maverick” states, (See, no one really likes a maverick..) Michigan and Florida, who were both penalized for moving their primaries up on the election calendar, have now become a very popular topic of Democratic conversation and attention. Let us not forget that it is quite possible that the “superdelegates”, who are being pulled as much as the taffy at the state fair, might actually decide the nomination.
Categories: ARTICLES
Tagged: Howard Dean, Michigan and Florida, Superdelegates
Icarus begets the Phoenix
March 14, 2008 · 3 Comments
Once called the “future of the Democratic Party” by Bill Richardson, Eliot Laurence Spitzer now joins the pantheon of “National Democratic Embarrassments” due to his proclivity for prostitutes. In the end, his downfall might end up being the “money trail” more than the trollops..
Categories: ARTICLES
Tagged: Eliot Spitzer, Hillary Clinton, Mark Foley
The Big Bang Theory, Liberal Style
March 6, 2008 · 2 Comments
As the events of March 4th unfolded, it seemed that the liberal planets all managed to align themselves for a magnificent collision. Lets just call it the Big Bang Theory, liberal style. As the progressive pundits pray and pontificate over a ticket comprised of the two candidates, it is all just puffery in an attempt to defuse or deflect the inevitable explosion. Or explosions. (more…)
Categories: ARTICLES
Tagged: Mark Penn, Michigan and Florida primaries, Red Phone, Superdelegates
Handicapping Hillary’s Ensuing Extinction
March 4, 2008 · 2 Comments
Before HRC’s “performance” in Ohio and Texas and with sixteen states left to go including Pennsylvania, what follows are my guesses as to how things might play out for the Democratic party..
Categories: ARTICLES
Tagged: brokered convention, Superdelegate
Howard’s Historical Inversion
March 1, 2008 · 2 Comments
On February 28th, Howard Dean managed to free himself from his restraints just long enough so that he could “address” the assembled at Georgetown University. His “address” was supposed to be in reference to Black History Month. Howard used the solemn occasion to forward his extensive knowledge of history, black or otherwise, which quickly transformed itself into an undisguised and exemplary opportunity to attack his political adversaries.
Categories: ARTICLES
Tagged: Black History Month, Civil Rights Act, Civil War, Dean, Selma, Voting Rights Act
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March 1, 2008 · No Comments
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