Part II Hannity
Hannity Special on BHO’s past
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At least George W. didn’t say this
Wee-weed Up? Can you imagine if W. had said this in public?
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Newsweek Becomes Even More Liberal (IF possible)
August 24 Issue of Newsweek Magazine pushes the envelope of far left propaganda. One article lionizes the late term abortionist that has taken over the abortions that the late Dr. Tiller would have performed. The article is titled, “The Abortion Evangelist,” probably because late term abortion isn’t disgusting enough the way it is. The article discusses how much the abortionist cared for his “close friend.” This was the doctor who gave Tiller his legally required second opinion on the abortions–over the phone. The article recounts the suicidal rape victim who wanted a late term abortion. There is no explanation as to why it took her eight months to realize that she had been raped. It’s a jaw dropping read.
This issue continues with an article on Obamacare that could have been and probably was written by the White House. Titled “Attack! The truth about Obamacare” the article reminds me of the old Russian saying about Pravda, “There is no pravda in Pravda” (Or there is no truth in Truth.) Newsweek claims that it is a lie that “illegal aliens will receive taxpayer funded benefits.” Now it is perfectly obvious that the 40 million, or 45 million, or 50 million– the number creeps up as the liberals grow more strident– uninsured contain between 12 and 20 million non-citizens. All amendments to the bills that require citizenship as a condition of being covered by the insurance were voted down by the dems. Surely Newsweek knows this, but they report the White House line without correcting it. They also deny that there will be any rationing– when every single existing Socialist health care system rations care.
A real zinger… they quote a linguist from Berkeley who says that the phrase, ” government takeover” evokes the government as “inefficient, self-serving, paternalistic entity.” Well, gee! I wonder why? No one from Berkeley could have a bias, surely!
By page 50 the artlice is entitled, “What you need to know NOW”. It leads “1. Aliens Exist.” Um-humm. They’re probably at Berekeley.
Back to the Conservative Trenches
A quick visit to the West Coast visiting family followed by some organization as the school year stars up again has delayed my blogging. Back into the Conservative trenches as we try and save the country.
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“Socialist Snitches” to report web health Obamacare critics to White House
What “Unexpectedly” Killed anti-ACORN Activist?
On July 29th, Nancy Armstrong, Tea-Party Movement Activist, ACORN investigator, blogger and patriot, “unexpectedly” passed away. Nancy was a Hillary Clinton supporter, who according to the American Spectator, ”became disillusioned with the Democratic Party and left it last year.”
She was a prolific blogger on her MsPlaced Democrat blog, and reported extensively on ACORN’s corruption and voter registration fraud cases. She was a strong critic of the Obama administration, a Navy veteran, and a strong supporter of veteran’s rights.
Nancy Armstrong was in her forties, and was posting blogs up through the 27th of July. She passed away the morning of the 29th, as her children posted– “unexpectedly.”
This is very convenient for ACORN and the administration, and I doubt they are grieving this loss. If, during the Bush administration, Cindy Sheehan or Valerie Plame had unexpectedly dropped dead, what would the liberal bloggers say? Maybe it’s just me, but I think it’s odd. I would like to know what killed this woman.
Below, Nancy Armstrong talks to Glenn Beck.
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Blogging interupted by Baltic Cruise
I have just returned to the United States after having taken a cruise of the Baltic. Norway, Sweden, Denmark, St. Petersburg, Russia many new sights and insights.
I have returned home to: Beer Summit at the White House; the sudden and unexpected death of the woman who spearheaded the Tea Party Movement, the health care disaster on the Hill, and other issues.
Back to Blogging!
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Squirrel Steals Ice Cream Cone
Very cute squirrel.
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Reprehensible theft of Senate seat give Dems supermajority
I have had to wait a few days after the shocking miscarriage of justice which has allowed an oafish boor like Al Franken entry into the United States Senate. Such was my disgust at this bottom feeder successfully stealing a Senate seat, and making himself the most outrageous choice for a Senator since Caligula appointed a horse, I needed to calm down lest I write something negative…
Franken lost a close election in Minnesota, and then went running to liberal moneybags, America hating George Soros for the funds to steal the election. And after 8 months of finding votes in car trunks (and counting them!!) and finding votes from dead and ficticious people (and counting them) low and behold, Franken ended up a few hundred votes ahead.
Norm Coleman, unfortunately, conceded after the Supreme Court of Minnesota accepted the argument that different precincts in Minnesota could count ballots using different standards of acceptability, and presumably couldn’t care less about the bogus votes. I had hoped that Coleman would take the matter to Federal Court, where surely it would be obvious that precinct A should use the same standard of acceptable votes as Precinct B, for example, hanging chads, if counted in A would also be counted in B. Except in Minnesota.
I had also hope that the governor would refuse to certify the theft of the election. For whatever reason, the republican governor went ahead and certified Franken as a senator. Pawlenty was a disappointment in this instance, since he could have refused. Paolenty should not expect a primary vote from me– I found him weak in fighting for principle.
Posted in politics | Tags: Al Franken, George Soros, Minnesota, Norm Coleman, Pawlenty, Senate