Gay Patriot is hosting a poll for the Blogress Diva for 2008. I’m so torn because three of the ladies have been great friends to this blog this year and they’re in competition with each other; Michele, Pamela and Fausta. But that’s my problem – just go vote.
Author: Jonn Lilyea
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Childish Democrats cave to President
Like a pack of grade school children, the surrender monkeys among the Congressional Democrats want their Christmas vacation more than they want to stick to their principles according to the Wall Street Journal’s David Rogers; (more…)
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Taxing the rich
John Edwards wants to tax the rich (well, except anyone named Edwards) into oblivion. Hillary Clinton already threatened wealthy donors that she was going to take things from them and give those things to the poor. Obama just keeps chanting “tax the wealthy” over and over like a parrot.
Well, according to the Wall Street Journal editorial board, President Bush has set the “tax the rich” bar pretty high; (more…)
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Shame on you, JOE-4-OIL
My television has been inundated with those Joe Kennedy ads announcing free Venezuelan heating oil for “poor” Americans. He just took a load from benevolent Hugo Chavez this last week (The Patriot Ledger): (more…)
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Getting to sense
The Wall Street Journal’s editorial board begins their “Review and Outlook” opinion piece this morning by comparing Congress to the famous Delta House;
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Meet Argentine Hillary
Photo from Associated Press
Cristina Fernandez (it’s funny, but until today her name was Cristina Kirschner), the new President of Argentina, spent her second day in office doing an impression of poor victimized Hillary Clinton. (AP)
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Gore takes the Democrat campaign to Bali
Reuters couldn’t wait to call Al Gore “Nobel Laureate Al Gore” is their story about his most recent manbearpig warning speech in Bali;
Nobel laureate Al Gore accused the United States on Thursday of blocking progress at the U.N. climate conference, and European nations threatened to boycott U.S.-led climate talks next month unless Washington compromises on emissions reductions.
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