Monthly Archives: March 2010

No, I'm not referring to the fat pig fool who heads up Homeland Security, I'm talking about Judge Andrew Napolitano who filled in for Glenn Beck today. And what a difference a day makes. The same points Beck wishes to … Continue reading →

"Unnamed sources always have the best quotes." – Gred Gutfeld   Read and post comments | Send to a friend

Just snip and paste the articles you read coming from England and Canada, and you'll have a great montage of the state of health Care here in five or so years… Here are two examples to get you started… Officials … Continue reading →

Three senior US lawmakers are piecing together a sweeping bipartisan energy and climate bill, which looks set to include sweeteners to galvanise support among Republicans and industry groups. The proposed legislation, encouraged by President Barack Obama, dilutes a climate bill … Continue reading →

Did you hear the one about the President who went to Afghanistan and demanded that Hamid Karzai put a stop to the corruption? Read and post comments | Send to a friend

I like piled up skeletons as much as the next guy, but watching it for an hour is a little much. Yet that's what Glenn Beck did today, at least as far as I'm aware. His program was merely background … Continue reading →

Thank you, Ted Nugent. Until Ted went on international TV and called a pig a pig, I have to admit that even though I'd been doing the same thing for a long time, I'd always felt a bit uncomfortable doing … Continue reading →

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What do you do when someone is so profoundly stupid as to be functionally retarded? Let me make that clearer. What do YOU do when someone comments on your blog and reveals herself to be so stupid that anything you do … Continue reading →

For once, I'm going to be objective… not yet, but I'll let you know when I don't think I've ever seen Miley Cyrus live, though I hang on to the dream. I've seen still pictures of her, and I've read … Continue reading →