Forget the presidential debates, the real action is between historian Tom Woods (PhD Havard) and ex-lawyer Mark "the great one" Levin.
Where the Sphere of Domesticity is Fired Up! And the Memory Hole Gets Stopped Up!
Although the women of the United States are confined within the narrow circle of domestic life, and their situation is, in some respects, one of extreme dependence, I have nowhere seen woman occupying a loftier position; and if I were asked... in which I have spoken of so many important things done by Americans, to what the singular prosperity and growing strength of that people ought mainly to be attributed, I should reply, To the superiority of their women.
--Alexis de Tocqueville, Democracy in America
--Alexis de Tocqueville, Democracy in America
Showing posts with label US President. Show all posts
Showing posts with label US President. Show all posts
Sunday, December 18, 2011
Thursday, November 10, 2011
Rick Perry is a Big Boy!
He's going to cut three WHOLE departments out of the Federal Government. Ha! Take that Ron Paul!
Only I can't recall the third, I'm drawing a blank. I know you've all seen that clip by now. I thought it was cute as Ron Paul was flashing him a patronizing smile after he boldly stated that he, too, would cut departments. Dr. Paul had to interject that he was cutting FIVE departments, which is when I think that the hamster running Rick Perry's brain went for a carrot break.
Some are dismissing this as your garden variety brain freeze, and to anyone who's done public speaking knows that it's a totally different ball game on the stage than in the comfort of your home. But this video shot from a recent NH Perry speech, makes me think the dude has some sort of problem: drink, drugs, early onset Alzheimer's - I don't know - but his behavior is totally bizarre:
Only I can't recall the third, I'm drawing a blank. I know you've all seen that clip by now. I thought it was cute as Ron Paul was flashing him a patronizing smile after he boldly stated that he, too, would cut departments. Dr. Paul had to interject that he was cutting FIVE departments, which is when I think that the hamster running Rick Perry's brain went for a carrot break.
Some are dismissing this as your garden variety brain freeze, and to anyone who's done public speaking knows that it's a totally different ball game on the stage than in the comfort of your home. But this video shot from a recent NH Perry speech, makes me think the dude has some sort of problem: drink, drugs, early onset Alzheimer's - I don't know - but his behavior is totally bizarre:
I don't think that I have to rehash Perry's past anymore after this kind of weirdness. Better just back away and focus on the Constitution and those that support it.
Wednesday, November 2, 2011
The Real Reason Republicans Can't Stand Ron Paul
From the New American, an excellent piece that shows the differences between Dr. Paul and the rest:
Ron Paul is an apostle of traditional American liberty. The vast majority of us are our Founding Fathers’ prodigal sons (and daughters) whom Ron Paul, at 76 years of age, continues to call home. From early on in Christian history, some of its brightest minds have sought to address “the problem of evil,” the problem of reconciling belief in an omnipotent and all-loving God with the presence of evil in the world. Usually, a resolution has been found in some variation or other of “the free will defense.” According to this line of reasoning, God could have created human beings so that they never did evil, but He preferred a creation in which humans were free, for only with free agents could He have a genuine relationship. However, the freedom to accept God’s offer of friendship inescapably entails the freedom to reject that offer. To put it another way, the freedom to do good is also the freedom to do evil.
Friday, October 21, 2011
Herman Cain: Globalist RINO Statist
Ouch. That's kinda harsh I can sense some of you saying. Let me just lay out the reasons. Several weeks back, I posted a piece where I was befuddled at the supposed Tea Party support of TARP supporter Cain. Most of these simple souls have absolutely no clue what his positions on the various issues are, or what his philosophy is. Truth be known, he doesn't really seem to have a coherent philosophy, but rather a demagoguery that rings the collective conservative Pavlovian bells. Let's just go through the issues:
Monday, October 17, 2011
Cain on the Housing Bubble
This says a lot:
Who's the ignorant one, Mr. Cain? It seems like he dismisses everyone that doesn't agree with him as ignorant or not knowing enough about it. Instead of listening to others, especially about the Fed, he responds with "I does not care!" Well, Mr. Cain, some of us deeply care that trillions of dollars are being loaned out to foreign countries, some of which include Muslim countries which we are also told to be very afraid of. East Asia has always been at war with Oceania.
Anyway, I would also like to point out that unlike Mr. Cain, Ron Paul has actually run a small business. At his medical practice, he had to make payroll and deal with overhead and such. Now I can hear some of you screaming that Mr. Cain was the CEO of Godfather's pizza. Mr. Cain, for pretty much of his entire adult life, was an employee of a corporation. The CEO is an employee of the shareholders. Working as an employee, especially in a large corporation is a totally different ball of wax than being a small business person. In a large corporation, you get to focus on just one area or task and don't have to be bothered with the big picture. If your corporation is big enough, you get sweetheart tax deals that the small businessman doesn't enjoy.
So when the mother of all bubbles hit, who do you think will able to deal with it in a pro-Constitutional way? Which of the candidates is actually developing contingency plans to keep our civil liberties secure through it all?
Who's the ignorant one, Mr. Cain? It seems like he dismisses everyone that doesn't agree with him as ignorant or not knowing enough about it. Instead of listening to others, especially about the Fed, he responds with "I does not care!" Well, Mr. Cain, some of us deeply care that trillions of dollars are being loaned out to foreign countries, some of which include Muslim countries which we are also told to be very afraid of. East Asia has always been at war with Oceania.
Anyway, I would also like to point out that unlike Mr. Cain, Ron Paul has actually run a small business. At his medical practice, he had to make payroll and deal with overhead and such. Now I can hear some of you screaming that Mr. Cain was the CEO of Godfather's pizza. Mr. Cain, for pretty much of his entire adult life, was an employee of a corporation. The CEO is an employee of the shareholders. Working as an employee, especially in a large corporation is a totally different ball of wax than being a small business person. In a large corporation, you get to focus on just one area or task and don't have to be bothered with the big picture. If your corporation is big enough, you get sweetheart tax deals that the small businessman doesn't enjoy.
So when the mother of all bubbles hit, who do you think will able to deal with it in a pro-Constitutional way? Which of the candidates is actually developing contingency plans to keep our civil liberties secure through it all?
Thursday, October 13, 2011
Paul vs. Cain on the Fed
Here's a fun video via Daily Paul that is a well-done video for the sound-byte world that goes back and forth on who said what and reveals just how much the Fed has been sending overseas:
Thursday, September 8, 2011
Rick Perry is Arlen Specter in Cowboy Boots
Jerry is a former Republican congressional candidate for California's 24th district, giving him a little insight into how the Republican party operates. He has had a very interesting life you can read about here. If you are tired of Rush talking about his cats and the Steelers while the world melts down around us, try listening to Jerry at one of his stations here.
And if you haven't seen Babyon 5, of which Jerry Doyle played one of the major characters.er, you should probably put it in your queue because you will like it if you enjoy good vs. evil plot lines.
Here's the "best of Mr. Garibaldi" - Remember, don't make a scene-put on your armband.
Thursday, June 23, 2011
Rick Perry Loves Illegal Immigration
Update: Jumped the gun on the word free, apparently the deal was just instate tuition. Sometimes I get carried away!
Here's a blast from the past featuring Mexican President Vicente Fox in 2003 publicly thanking Rick Perry for signing legislation that would give illegal aliens from Mexicofree instate tuition at the Texas state college of their choice.
Here's a blast from the past featuring Mexican President Vicente Fox in 2003 publicly thanking Rick Perry for signing legislation that would give illegal aliens from Mexico
Isn't that swell?
Fact is, Rick Perry for his entire tenure as Texas Governor, has worked overtime to practically erase our borders. When you factor in his relationship with these one-world elitists, it makes complete sense.
Rick Perry is:
- Pro-Anchor Baby
- Pro-North American Union
- Anti-Border Fence
- Pro-Sanctuary City before he was agin' 'em
- Anti-Deportation of Illegal Alien Criminals
Our government is full of congenital lying psychopaths, ok? Just assume that everyone in politics is lying, fact-check them all, and you'll be well on your way to help restoring our country.
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