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Friday, November 20, 2009
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
11 Reporters....
Read a funny thing today.... The AP, that stands for Associated Press, (or Asinine Press, now) used 11 reporters to search for inaccuracies in Sarah Palin's new book. 11! How many did they use to do research on Barack Hussain Obama? Probably none, as they just went along with CBS, NBC, ABC, CNN, MSNBC, NY Times and the rest of the liberal media, because they were too busy drinking the Obama cool aid.
Here's my question; why are they so afraid of this woman? She's not even a governor anymore, yet they are still dragging her through the mud trying to dig up dirt, why? This question is of course rhetorical.... she is a threat to everything the liberals stand for. She's middle America, has Christan values, is Pro-America, is a member of the NRA, a working mom, and has common sense... something all liberals lack.
Like it or not, she is exactly what "middle-America" is. And this not only drives the liberals from NY, CA, D.C. and Chicago nuts, it resonates with the MAJORITY of American's. All the liberals want is hand outs for the welfare people (healthcare reform), handouts from corporate America (Cap and Trade), population control via abortion and government sanctioned euthanasia (once again, healthcare reform) open borders and the abolition of the Constitution.
Funny thing is, the more press they give her, the worse "they" look. She's going to be around and relevant much longer than the clown in the White House is.... bet on it!
One more rant... this is how the democrats govern, straight from C-Span: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ywgUCdefSW8
Dave
Here's my question; why are they so afraid of this woman? She's not even a governor anymore, yet they are still dragging her through the mud trying to dig up dirt, why? This question is of course rhetorical.... she is a threat to everything the liberals stand for. She's middle America, has Christan values, is Pro-America, is a member of the NRA, a working mom, and has common sense... something all liberals lack.
Like it or not, she is exactly what "middle-America" is. And this not only drives the liberals from NY, CA, D.C. and Chicago nuts, it resonates with the MAJORITY of American's. All the liberals want is hand outs for the welfare people (healthcare reform), handouts from corporate America (Cap and Trade), population control via abortion and government sanctioned euthanasia (once again, healthcare reform) open borders and the abolition of the Constitution.
Funny thing is, the more press they give her, the worse "they" look. She's going to be around and relevant much longer than the clown in the White House is.... bet on it!
One more rant... this is how the democrats govern, straight from C-Span: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ywgUCdefSW8
Dave
Monday, November 16, 2009
He did it again....!
Just when I thought I had a topic picked out for today from this weekend’s events, the guy in the White House provides me with another subject....
Yes, he did it again. What is "it"? Click here. Yep, that's the President of the United States, bowing, once again to another world leader... only this time he went even lower. Maybe he was checking the emperor’s shoe laces or possibly he dropped something...? If only that were the case.
What is his problem? The President of the United States bows to no one, ever. The same could and should be said for any world leader; from any country. Bowing to someone whom is your peer, is not required and is not a show of respect but a sign of ignorance.
Why does this president feel so ashamed and inferior to be American? Why does he go out of his way to show and tell the world how sorry we are, for all of the evil we've done to the world?
The Japanese emperor has no power, no authority, and is simply a figured head that was allowed to remain so the Japanese people would have someone to look up to at the end of WW2. Maybe he was apologizing for all the wrongs America has done to Japan and its people. Maybe he gave the emperor that long awaited "I'm sorry for blowing 2 of your cities into dust" apology that some in Japan have been looking for, for decades.... who knows what the hell he was thinking. Bottom line, we have nothing to apologize for and the president shouldn't be bowing to anyone.
I will close my rant with this.... I have no problem with Japan, in fact those that know me, know I lived there for 10 years. The problem I have is with the president. He proves every day that he is not capable of leading; and a leader, does not bow, ever.
Thanks Mr. President. I was going to rant about my Pittsburgh Steelers today, but you've helped me move on from that...
Dave
Yes, he did it again. What is "it"? Click here. Yep, that's the President of the United States, bowing, once again to another world leader... only this time he went even lower. Maybe he was checking the emperor’s shoe laces or possibly he dropped something...? If only that were the case.
What is his problem? The President of the United States bows to no one, ever. The same could and should be said for any world leader; from any country. Bowing to someone whom is your peer, is not required and is not a show of respect but a sign of ignorance.
Why does this president feel so ashamed and inferior to be American? Why does he go out of his way to show and tell the world how sorry we are, for all of the evil we've done to the world?
The Japanese emperor has no power, no authority, and is simply a figured head that was allowed to remain so the Japanese people would have someone to look up to at the end of WW2. Maybe he was apologizing for all the wrongs America has done to Japan and its people. Maybe he gave the emperor that long awaited "I'm sorry for blowing 2 of your cities into dust" apology that some in Japan have been looking for, for decades.... who knows what the hell he was thinking. Bottom line, we have nothing to apologize for and the president shouldn't be bowing to anyone.
I will close my rant with this.... I have no problem with Japan, in fact those that know me, know I lived there for 10 years. The problem I have is with the president. He proves every day that he is not capable of leading; and a leader, does not bow, ever.
Thanks Mr. President. I was going to rant about my Pittsburgh Steelers today, but you've helped me move on from that...
Dave
Thursday, November 12, 2009
Here we go...
Where to start... Is it me or does this Afghanistan issue seem like Somalia all over again? The "President" has decided that he can't decide on how to proceed in this war... Meanwhile, our troops are being killed, while he consider his options.
Sounds eerily similar to 1993 when the commander on the ground in Somalia was requesting additional troops and heavy artillery and was refused by Bill Clinton... that turned out well. (see Black Hawk Down)
Once again history is repeating itself... a senior military commander General Stanley A. McChrystal is asking for additional troops and the president is dragging his feet. Proving once again, he's incapable of leading.
In my opinion, and let me be clear, I don't care whether we stay in Afghanistan or leave.... but we cannot continue leaving our troops under-manned and probably out-gunned, again.
Make a decision Mr. President, give the General who knows how to lead, what he needs to win, or pull out completely. The longer you waddle, the more US lives will be wasted.
Dave
Sounds eerily similar to 1993 when the commander on the ground in Somalia was requesting additional troops and heavy artillery and was refused by Bill Clinton... that turned out well. (see Black Hawk Down)
Once again history is repeating itself... a senior military commander General Stanley A. McChrystal is asking for additional troops and the president is dragging his feet. Proving once again, he's incapable of leading.
In my opinion, and let me be clear, I don't care whether we stay in Afghanistan or leave.... but we cannot continue leaving our troops under-manned and probably out-gunned, again.
Make a decision Mr. President, give the General who knows how to lead, what he needs to win, or pull out completely. The longer you waddle, the more US lives will be wasted.
Dave
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
The Way I See It....
Hello World,
My name is Dave and this is about my opinions on what's happening, in the world, the US, sports, and anything else that crosses my mind.
Check back soon for my first ramblings.
Dave
My name is Dave and this is about my opinions on what's happening, in the world, the US, sports, and anything else that crosses my mind.
Check back soon for my first ramblings.
Dave
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