The Democratic Party, led by President Obama, is making the argument that the Bush tax cuts of 2001 and 2003 caused the recession of 2008. Some campaign talking points are…“Driving us in a ditch…We’ve tried their way and it didn’t work…Tax cuts for the wealthy led to the recession…Returning to the failed policies of the…
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If you have decided along the way that I despise liberals, it merely proves that you’ve been paying attention. I don’t just think they’re misguided or that they have a different take on the issues than I have, I believe they are evil. I believe that if they had their way, America would be a…
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I am confused by the recent uproar about JP Morgan losing $2 billion, and their CEO’s (Jamie Dimon) appearance before Congress. I thought we were supposed to hate the banks. If you have watched and listened closely whenever the administration and leading Democrats speak about business, it seems pretty clear that there are certain businesses…
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Quite honestly, the only people I ever hear from who are dopier than liberals are those who identify themselves as conservatives and insist that Republicans and Democrats are identical. Anyone who would suggest that there is no difference between Nancy Pelosi and John Boehner or Harry Reid and Mitch McConnell, is one very dumb bunny….
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November 11, 2011 in
Burt PrelutskyTags: Al Gore, Augean Stables, Burt Prelutsky, Climate Change, conservatives, Democrats, Dennis Prager, Global Warming, liberals, Republicans
When liberals insist that the reason Obama is faring so badly in the polls is because most of us are racists, does it never occur to them that they’re like the boy who cried “Wolf!”? Let us say that, unlike Michael Bloomberg, Henry Waxman and Debbie Wasserman-Schultz, you’re not a career politician, but merely a…
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Before we even get close to November 6, 2012, I’d like to suggest that everybody pledge not to pressure their friends and neighbors to get out and vote. There is absolutely nothing un-American about staying home and minding your own business on Election Day. I, for one, am sick and tired of hearing about all…
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November 12, 2010 in
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Political OpinionTags: 2010 elections, cap and trade, Democrats, health care reform bill, midterm elections, Nancy Pelosi, Obamacare, Republicans, speaker of the house, stimulus
You remember the movie Sleepless in Seattle with Meg Ryan in the female lead. Well, now there’s a new one out in the same genre. This one is called Clueless in San Francisco, currently playing in Washington D.C, and starring Nancy Pelosi. How clueless is Ms. Pelosi? Well, look at it this way: In the…
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November 4, 2010 in
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Leona SalazarTags: Barack Obama, Barbara Boxer, Christine O’Donnell, Democrats, Dino Rossi, Election 2012, Harry Reid, House of Representatives, Jerry Brown, John Boehner, John Kasich, Marco Rubio, Meg Whitman, MSNBC, Nancy Pelosi, Patty Murray, Rand Paul, Republicans, Sarah Palin, Senate, Tags: Election 2010, Tea Party
When I finally turned off the tv last night, it was 12:30 in the morning here in Washington state and, despite percentage signs and other stats flashing in red and blue inside my brain, I miraculously fell asleep. Three Senatorial races were still undecided when I finally went to bed, Washington, Colorado and Alaska, and…
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