Monthly Archives: May 2011
“No one knows when that day or hour will come-not the angels in heaven, nor the Son, but only the Father…and Harold Camping”-Matthew 24:36
Anyone got any exciting plans for the Rapture this weekend? Barbecue? Family trip? Movie night…? Meet and greet with Jesus?
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Was the tanking of Goodwin Liu to the 9th Circuit a case of an eye for an eye?
I’m not convinced since many liberals nominees of Obama’s have moved passed to confirmation. If the Republicans wanted to get even with Democrats common sense would dictate that most of those earlier nominee’s would have been filibustered. Instead, I believe this guy was indeed a case of “extraordinary circumstance” Continue reading
Hola amigos. Been a while since I’ve blogged at ya. But between moving into a new home and my recent marriage to Sister Babe things have been kind of crazy here in Bobville for the last few months. As our lives are slowly returning to normal, I’m starting to make my way back into the blogosphere.
Now that The Donald has officially dropped out of the presidential race, it’s time to look back on his short but memorable presence. Personally, I think a Trump presidency would not have been good for our country, but I am grateful for his candor. Yes, Trump is an a-hole, but you have to appreciate the kind of guy who has the cajones to get up in front of CPAC and happily absorb the chorus of boos as he informs the crowd that Ron Paul will never be president. And there’s no need to rehash everything that he’s said and done that have been covered by others, with one exception. I want to thank Donald Trump for his contribution to help bring back sanity to the presidential race. Continue reading
On June 28th in Rockville, Maryland, breast cancer patients and their families will protest a Food and Drug Administration hearing designed to deny patients access to the late-stage drug Avastin.
Organized by Terry Kalley, the husband of a breast cancer patient who is alive today because of the drug, patients will demand the FDA stop its effort to ration the drug. They deserve our support. Continue reading
Mata Post Speech Update: Long ado about nothing… devoid of substance, empty on specifics, zip plan of action/commitment. 45 min of free press for campaign purposes, IMHO It’s another day, and yet another Obama speech. The campaign season has kicked … Continue reading
Socialist Dominique Strauss-Kuhn, former Managing Director of the IMF has resigned; apparently, he realized how difficult it will be to run such a dynamic enterprise from prison. French Finance Minister Christine Lagarde is being considered as his replacement. The jobs has benefits, staying in $3,000 night hotel rooms with complete maid service, at least in Europe are considered part of the package among Europe’s privileged Elite. However, since DSK managed to expose the seamier side of the of the European class of ‘noblesse’ and their dubious feelings ‘noblesse oblige’ toward the common masses, concepts that play so conveniently for the European Socialist, the world is beginning to question the wisdom of installing European Socialists to run this complex and powerful monetary fund. Continue reading
First up on deck, the Rasmussen poll taken between May 9th and the 15th with a sample of 3,500 likely voters:
“In thinking about the 2012 Presidential Election suppose you had a choice between a Republican candidate and Democrat Barack Obama. If the election were held today would you vote for the Republican candidate or Democrat Barack Obama?”
- Republican Candidate 45%
- Barack Obama 43%
Just as every Christmas brings the same tired argument over nativity scenes, Christmas trees and Santa Claus, every election cycle brings forth a fresh attempt to ignore the Constitutional establishment of the Electoral College, and allow the city centers to run roughshod over rural Americans. The 2012 election is no different, but it does bring a fresh approach to the age old problem of a “popular vote” Presidential election… by having the state legislators pass a law, obligating their EC votes to the national popular vote winners.
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Liberals:
President Barack Obama concerning border safety: “Even though we’ve answered these concerns [that Republicans have raised about border security], I’ve got to say i suspect there’s still some who are trying to move the goal posts on us one more time. You know, they said ‘we needed to triple the border patrol.’ Well, now they’re going to say we need to quadruple the border patrol, or they’ll want a higher fence. Maybe they’ll need a moat. Maybe they’ll want alligators in the moat. They’ll never be satisfied.”
Christian Dorsey: “There is nothing that puts more money into the economy than unemployment benefits.” Continue reading