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Archive for January, 2010
Two weeks in, worse than Katrina
Had Mr. Bush been president in 2010, how much rhetoric would the left-wing spawn in frustration about the current situation in Haiti? Perhaps Kanye West would create a variation on his 2005 hit song “George Bush Doesn’t Care About Black People“. Imagine the outrage. Where is this with Mr. Obama? »
Illinois gubernatorial race turning into slapfight
After the ousting of Governor Rod Blagojevich, Pat Quinn’s governorship seemed in relative peril going into 2010. Running as an unelected incumbent due to corruption is a hard sell — especially for a career politician. With recent advertising increasing the anti-Quinn rhetoric suggesting racism and incompetence, it appears that the gloves are off among the... »
Obama’s report card: Not a B Plus
One year after Mr. Obama’s inauguration, it is hard not to provide a year in review. Unlike Mr. Obama’s delusional self-reflection, reality shows that Mr. Obama’s first year is far from a “good solid B+“. In order to grade Mr. Obama, we will use the definitions he established for himself in 2008. »
Thank you, Massachusetts
Voters in Massachusetts selected a Republican for the old Kennedy seat. Thank you, Massachusetts. »
All eyes on Massachusetts
All eyes are on Massachusetts today as voters go to the polls today to determine the structure of the nation’s healthcare. May the Bay State select correctly. »
Massachusetts’ call: Healthcare Reform
Much to the chagrin of high level Democrats, it appears that Massachusetts voters will pull the plug on the 2010 healthcare debate. If the Republicans can pull a “miracle” victory in the old Liberal Lion’s old seat, then the Republicans will have the ability to filibuster any Obamacare debate in the Senate. The most recent... »
Near the border, religious leaders call for reform
In the continuing debate over immigration reform, several Houston church leaders call for immigration reform, even though polls suggest that a majority of parishioners stand against said reform. In South Texas, it must be a very difficult sale. Most agree that the current system is broken. “Immigration reform” seems to have a pro-illegal immigrant connotation. »
Racism still in the Senate
The party of segregation, slavery and suffering is at it again. “I deeply regret using such a poor choice of words. I sincerely apologize for offending any and all Americans, especially African-Americans for my improper comments.” –Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) Translation: I am not sorry for being thankful that Barack Obama was “light... »