Monthly Archives: January 2013

An old-time trial lawyer once said, “When your case is weak, shout louder!” Secretary of State Hillary Clinton shouted louder when asked about the Obama administration’s story last fall that the September 11th attack on the U.S. ambassador’s quarters in … Continue reading →

Happy days are not here again, but they are coming for conservatives. Barack Obama – with the lowest approval rating (according to Gallup, 50 percent, four points lower than that of the National Rifle Association) of any reelected president when … Continue reading →

Bill Whittle makes more sense in these 3 videos which are the parts of Barack Obama’s Hidden Past than anything else I have read or seen. As a child he was brought up in a way that truly makes him … Continue reading →

Another interesting video by Bill Whittle!      

NORFOLK— A drearily familiar dialectic is on display here: Government is behaving badly in order to silence protests of other bad behavior. It is violating the Constitution’s First Amendment, stifling speech about its violation of the Fifth Amendment, as it … Continue reading →

This YouTube video reminds me of Blah Blah Oblahma talking without his teleprompters. Most of this dialogue makes about as much sense as Oblahma’s  continuous pontificating! 

The good news is: Obama and the Senate Democrats have no intention of passing more idiotic gun legislation in response to the Newtown massacre. The bad news is that they also have no intention of passing any legislation about the … Continue reading →

The media herd is stunned to discover that Barack Obama is a man of the left. After 699 teleprompted presidential speeches, the commentariat was apparently still oblivious. Until Monday’s inaugural address, that is. Where has everyone been these four years? … Continue reading →

More Bill Whittle and his companions. They hit the nail on the head about Blah Blah Oblahma’s Inaugural speech.

The gun control controversy is only the latest of many issues to be debated almost solely in terms of fixed preconceptions, with little or no examination of hard facts. Media discussions of gun control are dominated by two factors: the … Continue reading →