Friday, September 3, 2010

ObamaRomCom Needs a Rewrite

September 2, 2010 by Anthony Bialy  
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I hate romantic comedies.  That may be beyond obvious to everyone who has read my previous columns or met me.  Of course, this opinion may alienate me from some of Smart Girl Politics’ girls.  But, as the site’s resident dumb boy, I must remain honest.  At least I offer perspective regardless of how worthy one finds same testosterone- [...]

We Need a Break, Too

September 2, 2010 by Anthony Bialy  
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The wag who writes the travel column for your weekly community newspaper when he’s not selling advertising space will undoubtedly remark about how he needs a vacation from a vacation in his piece summarizing his experience at the County Green Bean Festival and Weed Whacker Expo ‘10.  You consider his assertion that time away from [...]

Barack Obama’s Mission Accomplished Speech

September 1, 2010 by Teri OBrien  
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In B. Hussein’s Iraq campaign speech, he took credit for the success in Iraq, which he and his party did everything to prevent, and for the turnover of responsibility for Iraqi security, which President George W. Bush put in place in December 2008. As we predicted, both in this space and in last night’s “historic” [...]

Barack Obama is Don Draper: Discuss in a Special Edition of the Teri O’Brien Show Tonight

August 31, 2010 by Teri OBrien  
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Mix up that pitcher of martinis, brew up some strong coffee, or just bring a strong stomach as we deconstruct the Dear Reader’s latest bloviation, his campaign speech about Iraq tonight at 9 pm Central at http://www.blogtalkradio.com/Teri-OBrien. I predict an orgy of cringe-inducing self-congratulation, in which this narcissistic former affirmative action Ivy League teacher’s pet [...]

Suspicious Fire, Massive Voter Registration Fraud Plague County with ACORN-tied Congresswoman

August 31, 2010 by Anita MonCrief  
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An article posted at the site Texas GOP Vote highlights the close connection between Representative Kristin Thibuat and ACORN:
“The Republican Party of Texas today unveiled a new website, kristiworksforacorn.com. The site documents Democrat state Rep. Kristi Thibaut’s sordid past and her involvement with the notorious leftwing organization ACORN. Thibaut is the incumbent [...]

August 27, 2010 by Teri OBrien  
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While the economy continues its pathetic limping along on the road to no where (or is it the road to serfdom?), the Dear Reader and his bitter half continue their revelry at the $30,000 a week resort. Not that you’d know that from watching LSM (Lame Stream Media) reports. We’ve seen more news out of [...]

Do As I Say, Not As I Do

By J.D. Thorpe
Much of the news in the past month has focused on the new culture of corruption that is so pervasive in our nation’s capitol.  Stories such as Maxine Waters alleged malfeasance have garnered prominent positions in the headlines.  While issues such as this are important it is confusing why an even larger issue [...]

NOT Good Enough, NOT Smart Enough… (by George Scoville at Liberty Pundits)

August 20, 2010 by Rebecca Wales  
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LibertyPundits
By George Scoville | @stackiii

Do as I say, not as I do. And then thank me for it with generous donations.

The trio of Senator Franken, DNC Chairman Tim Kaine, and Illinois State Treasurer and Senate hopeful Alexi Giannoulias did a little GOP-bashing during the Democratic County Chairmen’s Association breakfast on Wednesday this week, apparently in the [...]

Obama Trophy Mosque Comments: a Win-Win for the Dear Reader

August 16, 2010 by Teri OBrien  
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Barack Hussein Obama’s attempt to have it both ways on the trophy mosque at Ground Zero has inspired much head scratching and chin pulling by the wise analysts in the LSM, and as usual, they couldn’t be more clueless if they just arrived here from another galaxy. Of course, Barry wants to appear to vote [...]

What Don’t They Get?

August 12, 2010 by Anthony Bialy  
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I am uncomplicated.  You know that if you’ve talked to me or read what I’ve written before: I possess all the featured design complexities of a light switch.  There is little mystery contained within me, and I will divulge any of the few hidden details if you buy me 100 or so ounces of medium-quality [...]

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