Monthly Archives: August 2005

Why is this happening yet again? Of course the answer is clear: racism. At least if you talk to liberals. Being one of the millions of law-abiding blacks in this country, I am tired of being embarrassed by the actions … Continue reading →

Funny how words can come back to haunt you. Didn’t Live Up To The Name Until Hurricane Katrina came and temporarily knocked Natalee Holloway, Cindy Sheehan and Judge John Roberts off the radar, one of the big shockers was that … Continue reading →

Would someone please tell me what country I live in? I’m a bit confused. I was always taught that in the United States of America, we had a Constitution and a Bill Of Rights. We supposedly have this thing call … Continue reading →

It must be hell being an anti-war liberal nowadays. The wheels are coming off the peace train and nobody of relevance is listening to Cindy’s recitations except a mainstream media anxious to direct us away from asking what Sandy Berger … Continue reading →

Seeing how “parroting” is part of the liberal pattern for disseminating information, let it suffice to say I am quite tired of hearing Cindy Sheehan being referred to as the “Rosa Parks” of the anti-war movement. What Mrs. Parks did … Continue reading →

Any time you can get 20,000 people to do anything, it’s important. Especially when it’s done without coordinated “hype” by publicists and the like. Mike LaSalle over at Men’s News Daily suggested I do my own blog (probably because he … Continue reading →

While Jesse Jackson, Harry Belafonte, and television Judge Greg Mathis went off on President Bush and Republicans during the commemoration of the 40th anniversary of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 last weekend in Atlanta, it would seem these “activists” … Continue reading →

There has never been a victim these liberals didn’t use when convenient. Thus my emotions ran amok when I heard the lead-in during today’s episode of Democracy Now! Hostess Amy Goodman began the segment with a “leading cigarette expert” to … Continue reading →