Sunday, September 7, 2008

Here's your "change"

I read that a lot of Hillary supporters are thinking of voting for McCain/Palin because of Palin "even though she is pro-gun" (among other issues). I think it's less about the issue and more about the principle. If Obama takes away our second amendment right, a right so important it is listed as number 2, what else is he willing to take away? Why would he stop there?


Saturday, September 6, 2008

Apparently I am a criminal

Why did Obama insist on saying this in his acceptance speech?

"The reality of gun ownership may be different for hunters in rural Ohio than for those plagued by gang-violence in Cleveland, but don’t tell me we can’t uphold the Second Amendment while keeping AK-47s out of the hands of criminals."


I have been thinking about maybe, possibly, beginning to think about probably buying an AK-47 in the near future. But after Obama made such an insulting statement I decided to go out and buy one today. Yes, I am now a proud owner of an AK-47.

He is clearly out of touch because if he knew any better, criminals use handguns (sideways Glocks, haha) not AK-47s. Rifles are not exactly concealable and lightweight. But now we know that AKs and other assault rifles will be the first to go when he's president.


What an idiot. A frightening one at that.

Bernard Sanders-D, Vermont

I kept hearing on the radio that Obama is the number one most liberal senator while Biden is the number three. Then I found out that Bernie Sanders is an open, self-proclaimed socialist yet he is less liberal than them coming in at number four. So does that make Obama a Marxist or a communist?

Republicans are getting a bum rap. They are the minority in congress where Nancy Pelosi immediately shoots down any Republican bill presented. Republicans are getting their property destroyed by libs and being interrupted at speeches (with little media coverage) and talked down at whenever speaking of an opinion.

But the thing that pissed me off the most was when researching Bernie Sanders, I found his own hate-filled site about the RNC. When the DNC was going on, it was a moment in history. But accodring to Bernie Sanders, the RNC "was covered by the media as if it were a soap opera or football game in St. Paul." Oh dear, what an inconvenience. Here is the whole quote:

"As an all-too-real threat approached New Orleans and a convention was covered by the media as if it were a soap opera or football game in St. Paul, Sen. Bernie Sanders toured Vermont to raise awareness of the role juvenile delinquency prevention programs play in our communities; he shone a light on real life slavery taking place on farms in Florida; and he continued the push for desperately-needed home energy assistance. Congress returns from August recess next week. All this while the economy continues to go in the wrong direction"


The first thing he talks about is juvenile delinquency in his state. His idea to "raise awareness" is to push more money into youth programs. You can shovel money at programs all day but that wont stop crime. It's personal responsibility and parent responsibility.

Next he talks about "slavery" in Florida. This so called slavery is attributed to illegal aliens who are illegally here, illegally working, and getting an illegal paycheck. Just because they make below minimum wage and don't get health benefits (rightfully) he calls it slavery. Which I find rather insulting to the historical slaves in America who were regularly beaten, separated from their families, and worked against their will--without pay. Getting a small paycheck is not slavery.

His home energy crisis comment is, again, shoveling more money at people. He wants to give more money to those who cannot afford to warm their houses because of the rising gas prices. And he blames Republicans for blocking his bill, calling it a filibuster that is blocking his decision to give more money to those in need. What he fails to mention is that if he and other liberal/communist senators filibuster the Republicans bills to drill so we the taxpayers don't have to pay for our neighbors heat, but make it possible for everybody to pay for their own.

What a disgusting excuse for an American. I'm ashamed of our Democrats-- they belong in Canada.

Thursday, September 4, 2008

I wonder what it's like...

Before John McCain was 10 minutes into his speech, there were some crazed Obama fans running toward the stage as a distraction. When I saw this, my first reaction was anger. I couldn't, and still can't, understand how the "party of love, peace, and tolerance" can be so hate-filled and ape-like, running around like a bunch of savages trying to ruin a peaceful gathering of Republican and American unity.

But then I thought about it. I wonder what is it like to be so obsessed with someone that it would consume the entirety of my soul to the point of needing to make an ass out myself to show my love and affection and adoration for a stranger, a human man I have never met and probably will never meet.

I wonder what it's like...

Wednesday, September 3, 2008

McCain Campaign HQ-- Bellevue

As usual with my hour long commute, I was listening to the David Boze Show on AM770 this evening when he announces that there is a gathering place for McCain/Palin supporters in Bellevue for campainging and watching the RNC. He said it was some sort of "ladies night" since tonight was Palin's speech night. I was already near Bellevue so I punched in the address in my navigator and headed up there. I was one of the few people under 40 years old but it was still worth it. I didn't actually make phone calls (I'm ok with that!) because by the time I got there, Mitt Romney started speaking.

It was still Hannity and Colmes's hour so we had to miss Mr. Romney's speech but we did catch every moment of Huckabee, Giuliani, and Palin. Wow. They are such wonderful speakers, meaning what they say and saying what they mean. They put out a couple of verbal sucker-punches in Obama's direction but had a theme of positive, work-together, American unity. Unlike the DNC's feel guilty theme. Here's some of my favorite Palin jabs:

"I guess a small-town mayor is sort of like a 'community organizer,' except that you have actual responsibilities"
"In politics, there are some candidates who use change to promote their careers. And then there are those, like John McCain, who use their careers to promote change"
"Change is not a destination...Hope is not a strategy"


And of course all the "elitist" jabs without actually really saying he's an elitist. Clever girl. But of course the Communist News Network (CNN) can only talk about her daughter's "scandalous" pregnancy. Big deal. They didn't go on and on about Michelle Obama's horrific and anti-American statements. Hmm, and media is not bias?

McCain/Palin 2008
Palin/Thompson 2012

Yeah...

Monday, September 1, 2008

There is some good news...

In spite of all the liberal dark clouds, pessimistic, suffocating, walking through molasses, "the end is nigh and the rich are going to hell for being rich" attitude, there is some good news:

Concealed Pistol Permits up 43 percent in Washington

Oh yes.

What a cheap shot

Apparently sports news writers are political experts (along with celebrities). I was hoping to be entertained by the article about how Brett Favre might regret joining the New York Jets only to find a low blow insult about Sarah Palin in the middle of the article. In paragraph seven you'll see this:

"The Jets represent Favre's Sarah Palin, a choice out of nowhere, and the maverick might've out-mavericked himself with this one."


Why was that a necessary detail? I don't fully understand anymore why the libs say that the media has a Conservative bias and call for the Fairness Doctrine. It seems to me that we are outnumbered. What a cheap shot.