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Zilla Needs Your Help
Here's a call to all 16 of you gentle readers: Zilla, one of the premier conservative bloggers on this Interwebz thingy, needs your help.
Please click here and drop something in her tip jar.
You'll be doing something good for someone who needs it.
She's on our side and deserves our help. She's what we used to call a "good egg." And remember, what goes around comes around, for it is written: "The love you take is equal to the love you make."
Please click here and drop something in her tip jar.
You'll be doing something good for someone who needs it.
She's on our side and deserves our help. She's what we used to call a "good egg." And remember, what goes around comes around, for it is written: "The love you take is equal to the love you make."
Wednesday, September 18, 2013
Your Democrat Government At Work: Incomes Down, New Poverty Record
President Obama's "fundamental transformation" of America is proceeding right on schedule.
Someone help me remember, is this the "Hope" part or the "Change" part?
During the four years that marked President Barack Obama’s first term in office, the real median income of American households dropped by $2,627 and the number of people in poverty increased by approximately 6,667,000, according to data released today by the Census Bureau.
Someone help me remember, is this the "Hope" part or the "Change" part?
Friday, September 13, 2013
Reid: Tea Party Equals Anarchy. Harry, You Couldn't Be More Wrong
Yesterday, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D - NV), in a startling display of ignorance, attempted to label the Tea Party as "anarchists." He criticized the new class of senators, who were sent to Washington to stop the extreme leftward lurch this administration is taking against the will of the people in defiance of the Constitution.
This is a gross mischaracterization of the movement. Perhaps someone in a position to do so will make sure this article finds its way to Mr. Reid, for he is in dire need of correction.
The Tea Party is not a group of anarchists. It believes in government because there can be no civil peaceful society without it. What it doesn't believe in is a Progressive form of government where the basic law of the land, our Constitution, is ignored or misread. It doesn't believe, as Mr. Reid apparently does, that government should be so large, so intrusive and so expensive that it begins to have a deleterious effect on the everyday life of Americans.
It doesn't believe that government has the right to snoop on emails or telephone calls of innocent citizens without probable cause presented before a judge.
It doesn't believe that the IRS should discriminate against conservative political action groups in order to affect the outcome of a national election.
It doesn't believe that the government should be powerful enough to shut down or take over entire sectors of the economy as we are seeing with the destruction of the coal industry and the takeover of the health care and student loan industries.
It doesn't believe that government should be able to issue tens of thousands of pages of onerous regulations to "solve" a fabricated environmental "crisis" that has cost trillions in lost wages, lost productivity and lost careers.
It doesn't believe that government should treat some citizens differently than others.
It doesn't believe there should be open borders.
It doesn't believe that schoolchildren should be indoctrinated into radical, far-left, anti-American thought.
It doesn't believe that law should be passed before we know what is in it.
It's not that the Tea Party doesn't believe in government, Mr. Reid. It's that it doesn't believe in your Progressive vision of it.
“People who don’t believe in government — and that’s what the Tea Party is all about — are winning, and that’s a shame.”
This is a gross mischaracterization of the movement. Perhaps someone in a position to do so will make sure this article finds its way to Mr. Reid, for he is in dire need of correction.
The Tea Party is not a group of anarchists. It believes in government because there can be no civil peaceful society without it. What it doesn't believe in is a Progressive form of government where the basic law of the land, our Constitution, is ignored or misread. It doesn't believe, as Mr. Reid apparently does, that government should be so large, so intrusive and so expensive that it begins to have a deleterious effect on the everyday life of Americans.
It doesn't believe that government has the right to snoop on emails or telephone calls of innocent citizens without probable cause presented before a judge.
It doesn't believe that the IRS should discriminate against conservative political action groups in order to affect the outcome of a national election.
It doesn't believe that the government should be powerful enough to shut down or take over entire sectors of the economy as we are seeing with the destruction of the coal industry and the takeover of the health care and student loan industries.
It doesn't believe that government should be able to issue tens of thousands of pages of onerous regulations to "solve" a fabricated environmental "crisis" that has cost trillions in lost wages, lost productivity and lost careers.
It doesn't believe that government should treat some citizens differently than others.
It doesn't believe there should be open borders.
It doesn't believe that schoolchildren should be indoctrinated into radical, far-left, anti-American thought.
It doesn't believe that law should be passed before we know what is in it.
It's not that the Tea Party doesn't believe in government, Mr. Reid. It's that it doesn't believe in your Progressive vision of it.
Wednesday, September 11, 2013
Saturday, September 7, 2013
As Goes the Porn Industry, So Goes America
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