Monthly Archives: February 2002

I was watching some of the recorded C-SPAN coverage of the Enron Hearings last night. It was a classic example of posturing by a bunch of pompous, sanctimonious blowhards who forget that just a few months ago and a few … Continue reading →

It’s very amusing sometimes to hear political commentators gush over politicians who make “difficult decisions.” You know, the very decisions they were elected to make. Statements with the word “courageous” make me cringe. But it’s amazing how much more difficult … Continue reading →

You know, I was going to be nice. I had taken the comments made by some to heart and was going to ease up on my pounding of “some” liberals, and lo and behold, they manage to tick me off … Continue reading →

I’ve recently gotten emails from readers expressing some concerns that my venom for the liberal left is, for lack of a better phrase, a little over the top. In retrospect, I feel an obligation to explain my passion so future … Continue reading →

I don’t want to sound like a liberal, but I now too fear for the future of America. Not because of global warming, or lack of universal healthcare, but for the increasing move by some money sucking lawyers and activists … Continue reading →

I’ve always been amazed by the tendency some now have, whereas one need only apologize and be forgiven by the American public at large. Tolerance means proclaim your innocence until proven guilty, and simply just say you’re sorry. Here in … Continue reading →

When it comes right down to it, the hardcore left doesn’t have much use for God, or religion for that matter. Religion has such ugly concepts like right and wrong, and good versus evil. To liberals, judgmentalism is an evil … Continue reading →

It’s February and we ring in another Black History Month. So, what have blacks learned from our history? As a black Republican and former congressional candidate from Southern California, I am dismayed to this day as to our lack of … Continue reading →