Tuesday, July 28, 2009

Obama Not a Legal Citizen?

http://embedr.com/playlist/breitbart-tv-playlist-lou-dobbs-wonders-if-obama-is-undocumented

Wednesday, July 22, 2009

Healthcrisis for the O

Obama stated "You're going to destroy my Presidency" in leu of the fact that a Republican made a comment about his healthcare policy. Grow a set Obama. People, including the lawmakers in the House and Senate say shit everyday!! If the President is going to start making rebuts then maybe he should start with the comments being made about his wing nut wife.

Wednesday, June 10, 2009

Analogy perhaps...



If my dogs were human, they would definitely represent the Dems... ha! (they are lazy, sit on the couch, eat, sleep, eat, sleep, eat....you get the idea, they do nothing and expect everything!) The key here: they are animals, of course I don't mind helping them, however, HUMANS should be doing these things for themselves, not waiting for the government to do everything and pay for everything.

Friday, June 5, 2009

Princess Pelosi

Lying about the facts is not gonna last for very long. The minority leader is doing the right thing by speaking out and saying that Pelosi's silence is "deafening." If she is not lying, why not come out with the facts and move on. Of course Republican's want to know the truth, but the Dems do as well.  Either come up with the evidence, or simply apologize, Pelosi.

President O

How can you go abroad and criticize the country you live in?  The President is simply "making up" history. 

     How many czars can one administration come up with????? Another one this morning that is being referred to as the "pay czar."

Wednesday, June 3, 2009

Obama-NOT

The past 4 months have been simply out of control. From the absurd stimulus, to the tentative nomination of Sonia Sotomayor, to the recent comments that the United States is a muslim country, I don't even know what to think anymore. Bow down before the Saudi King? I didn't even think that was real at first.... My frustrations with the President have gone from anger, to pure sadness and embarrassment. What is he honestly thinking? As the President you are suppose to be focusing on issues that will tentatively help the largest number of Americans, not just the muslim community. I'm deeply concerned for this country, and the price we are going to pay for the countless number of irrational, and to be honest crazy ideas this President has and will pursue.

Tuesday, May 26, 2009

Dennis Miller on O'Reilly

Caught a small glimpse of O'Reilly factor last night. Dennis Miller was on for a small portion....absolutely hilarious!! I think he referred to our congressional participants as "Speaker Walk" and "Vice President Chew Gum"

Tuesday, May 19, 2009

GOP and Sex

"The worst sexual double standard in politics right now is that too many subconsciously believe Republican women are void of sexual desire altogether." Meghan McCain

I won't even get started on this issue but McCain wrote a great piece.

Bush Administration Lawyers

I just read an article on CNNpolitics.com about a group of progressives who are in attempts to have "12 Bush administration lawyers disbarred for their roles in crafting the legal rationale for so-called enhanced interrogation techniques that many view as torture."  Are these people serious? Can they honestly sleep at night knowing that they are trying to take down some of the smartest, highly recognized lawyers, yet not bat an eye at the fact that Obama and his administration have made it quite clear that closing GITMO is a priority? At what point are these attorney's more of a threat or danger to our country then these F-ing terrorists???? I've read so many liberal blogs that are defending Pelosi talking about how we need to stop point fingers. Well there ya go Dems....right back at ya. STOP POINTING FINGERS and focus on the real issues. 
P.S.  As the New York Post said in a article yesterday I believe, (not sure if that source is accurate) the swine flu is not over and it is still a major concern right now. While I hate to even mention his name I found a quote from Bill Thompson who is running for mayor right now in NY, stated "We went from 'This is a crisis' to 'Don't pay attention' to 'OK, it's a crisis again.' " While there is a particular reference to that statement about the Mayor's handling of the swine flu, the Mayor is certainly not to blame. Try using more negative campaign efforts Thompson, see where it gets you.

Sunday, May 17, 2009

Obama Commencment: Notre Dame

Teleprompter does wonders for the President. Overall, decent speech, I'll give credit when necessary, even though I still think half of what comes out of his mouth is irrelevant. At least during his commencement speech, we didn't have to hear what his "bottom line" is every other sentence. Surprised to see only one person escorted by police.  Overall, not a bad speech, however, at what point did Notre Dame really think it was appropriate to give him and honorary degree???

Thursday, May 7, 2009

GOLF

The rain is really screwing up my ability to g0 golf!!!!! It has been raining the past 3 or 4 days and forecast has rain all weekend. YUCK. Next best thing....watch it on tv!

FDIC

Senator John McCain posed a very important question this morning on Twitter. "Head of FDIC assures banks they are too big to fail - What about small businesses, are they too small to save?" Great question Senator. Now the real question is whether or nothing something will actually get done.

Wednesday, May 6, 2009

Double Standard

I don't normally like to generalize an entire group because its unfair, however, why do Democrats insist on using the racism card whenever anyone talks about immigration?? This is sooo irritating. This is a bit of a rant but..... I feel like Democrats are so concerned with what Republican's are saying, and what we [conservatives] stand for, that they don't even have anything original to say themselves. All we can do is agree to disagree. While things such as gay marriage and immigration are hot topics right now, we are basically not allowed so to speak, to have have opposing ideas. The second you say you believe in a traditional marriage your considered a bigit/homophobe. If you even attempt to say the word immigration, already you are considered racist. 
For a party who is so insistent on equal rights and freedom of speech, at what point are Republican's/Conservatives not allowed to have an opinion as well? While I don't necessarily agree with Miss California, she has had to answer to unnecessary havoc. The poor girl was asked a question that first of all was not even fair compared to the rest of the questions asked, however, she answered it with her most sincere beliefs at steak. Bottom line is, if the Perez Hilton's and Janeane Garofalo's of the world want to talk shit, they need to get that facts right first and stop being so hypocritical. 

Friday, May 1, 2009

The View

"Michelle Obama will guest-host 'The View' on June 18. Ahhh, the genius of the Obama campaign-- putting a mean-spirited woman with a tendency toward politically stupid utterances on a national stage with a group of women whose sole purpose is to utter mean-spirited, politically stupid things.

She will help interview guests and "banter" with co-hosts. I can't wait."

(I took that verbatim from http://townhall.com/blog/MaryKatharineHam)


Photo Shoot

“Those of us who manage the public’s dollars will be held to account— to spend wisely, reform bad habits, and do our business in the light of day— because only then can we restore the vital trust between a people and their government.” President Barack Obama (Taken directly from whitehouse.gov)

EXCEPTION: Air Force One $250k for photo shoot over Statue of Liberty

HELLO IS THIS GUY SERIOUS??? 

TIME

There is something wrong with this picture. So Time magazine put out the 2009 Top 100 Influential people. While I am well aware that everyone is going to have a different opinion about what is actually considered influential. However, I personally find it kind of sad that among all of these great people, they have to go and add Baitullah Mehsud. I know a lot of people would disagree with me however firmly believe that we need to be more optimistic. Why even give the satisfaction to anyone associated with terrorists or al-Qaeda by jacking up their morale. Secondly, while I haven't thus far agreed with President Obama on very many things, the one thing he has already done is sending missiles in Mehsud's training camp, three days after being in office. (According to time.com)
In addition, how the hell can someone like T-Pain be even the slightest bit "influential"??? Seriously, we have better things to read about than the fact that T-Pain helped create the Auto-Tone device or that the Jonas Brothers are even on the list at all. Priorities...

Thursday, April 30, 2009

Comment by Michael Steele in reference to Arlen Specter

"Some in the Republican Party are happy about this. I am not. Let’s be honest—Senator Specter didn’t leave the GOP based on principles of any kind. He left to further his personal political interests because he knew that he was going to lose a Republican primary due to his left-wing voting record. Republicans look forward to beating Sen. Specter in 2010, assuming the Democrats don’t do it first."

Specter is nothing but a traitor to the GOP. Steele said it best, all he was trying to do is further his person political interests. In lieu of the situation though, even though he just recently announced his switch, he's been with the Dem's most of the time anyhow. Secondly, its funny to see how quickly he changed his mind after seeing the polls. He did an interview on March 17th, (or at least that's when it was aired) stating that he would not be changing parties.

100 days

Wow, nice to know that CNN, or as I like to call it the "Communist News Network" can ask the dumbest questions ever. I mean seriously this is the President, not a second grader. Of course its already been said on the news today but how the hell can Miss California get a more challenging question than the President?? 
.... Oh thats right, should have know. President Obama can't function without a teleprompter. If the intention of our country was to elect a good public speaker, then we definitely picked the right guy. The question on everyone's minds than, is WHO THE F IS RUNNING OUR COUNTRY? Sure, lets get tough on national security, then close GITMO. Nice job Barack, way to be consistent. Maybe Austria isn't so out of line by commenting that if they aren't that dangerous, then why don't you [The United States] keep them. In a recent article written by Judge Napolitano in January, he states: "No matter how evil the government says those whom it has detained may be, they have the same natural rights as you and I do, and that includes the right to a fair trial before a jury here in the U.S." I agree. Give these people a fair trial and move on.

Tuesday, April 28, 2009

Immelt Remarks, all time Low

Good Morning!
Nothing to write about yet today. I've been watching Fox and Friends this morning with Gretchen, Brian, and Steve; those guys are great.
 WOW! Just watched the interview that Janeane Garofalo did with MSNBC, she is an absolute leftist idiot. She has no shame calling out people for standing up for what they believe, if it is not in line with her own beliefs. At what point does freedom of speech allow for a public figure to clearly, berate and belittle  regular American citizens? That right there is unpatriotic. Second, by her calling them "Rednecks" as if it is hurtful or something is just funny. I live in Vermont. The media has portrayed this state as a bunch of rednecks on more then one occasion, so if you're trying to make fun of Republicans or "tea-party" goers, try pulling out another insult from you bag of goodies Janeane. 
Furthermore, when Immelt was questioned about the interview, and why the anchor giving the interview didn't even rebut her comments he fumbled and turned the microphone off. He is a pinhead as Bill O'Reilly would say and it's simply pathetic.

Monday, April 27, 2009

If there is a fresh face for a young conservative its Mary Katherine Ham. I really enjoy reading here blog and what she has to say, check it out!
http://townhall.com/blog/MaryKatharineHam

What is the solution? Any thoughts...

Let’s face it; Vermont’s education budget needs some help. Property taxes are on the rise. Tuition prices continue to grow, and with Governor Douglas’ proposal for “no reduction in Education Fund spending in 2009 and is proposing essentially level fund spending for fiscal 2010.” What this ideally means for Vermonter’s is that the projected $2.2 million surplus from fiscal 2010, combined with the projected $18.3 million for fiscal 2009, allows for a 2 cent reduction on property taxes throughout the state.

Property taxes are not the only source of revenue for education spending. Homeowners may actually be relieved to find out that “the state will collect no more residential taxpayers next year than it has this year.” The education fund is to credit the general fund for the transfer of almost $300 million, expected sometime in fiscal 2010.

The idea is to restructure the distribution of money among early education, K-12, and higher education. While Vermont is among the highest in the nation in spending for primary and secondary education, that is not something to hooray about when Vermont spends very little on early education and higher education. With a state budget of just over $4 billion, including federal funds and property tax, approximately 24 percent will go to the education fund.

The funding for K-12 education is expected to increase $63 million in the $1.4 billion education fund. The question that is left unanswered is where can cuts actually be made within the education budget. In Governor Douglas’s inaugural address he stated:

“The education fund has not shared any of the sacrifice seen by other areas of state government. If we continue to excuse education spending from equal treatment, we force health care and human services – the lion’s share of the remaining general fund – to shoulder the burden of balancing a responsible budget.”

How do we stimulate the economy?

I'm only commenting on this because I have read so many outlandish responses to this particular issue, and while I can appreciate a good debate, every side needs to be heard. When I am passionate about an issue the first thing I ask myself is "will this affect the most number of people in my state in a positive way?" With that said, legalizing marijuana will certainly have a positive impact on the economy. Let's take for example the idea of free transportation. How the heck can free public transportation impact the most number of people if your looking at it in terms of nationally rather than locally. While that makes sense for the large metro areas to implement this to attempt to save any money that may be left, for rural and small towns, the impact would be miniscule. While a large number of people do rely on public transportation, in areas where it is less utilized its almost a convenience rather than a necessity
The problem with legalizing marijuana is that it needs to be done federally not state by state. The reason for that is that when one state sets the precedent for legalizing drugs, essentially they set themselves up as the "drug king-pins" of our country so to speak. In addition to that, legalizing marijuana is a quick way for states to throw any chance of federal funding out the window. With our economy the way it is, with unemployment rates at all time lows, legalizing the drug will only create more jobs.
The bottom line is that, no matter what this issue is, priority in my eyes, should be based on the number of individuals it effects. Gay marriage for example DOES NOT effect the most number of Americans, which is why we should be focusing on things such as energy and healthcare. Those two issues effect everyone to some degree equally. We all want to have health insurance (I would imagine anyways) but we are not all  effected by gay marriage. That’s not to say that it isn’t important, it just does not reach everyone on the same level. One last comment, for all the individuals who think marijuana is what causes people to some how become lazy, all I can say is WOW. How is that any different then the rest of the lazy Americans who decide everyday that its much easier to sit on their asses and collect federal assistance, then to actually seek employment.

Everyday I find myself going on a different website and commenting on blogs and such. I figured creating my own might be easier to do. Recently there was an article written about some of the ways that we can stimulate the economy. Well needless to say, only one side ever gets heard. I had some thoughts of my own.