Monthly Archives: September 2010

If you wonder how O’Obama got elected, read this: Washington D.C.’s mayoral race may not have attracted as much attention as some other high-profile races in Tuesday’s elections, but the results could have far-reaching impact across the country. One-term mayor … Continue reading →

patriotpost Finally, Obama’s ban doesn’t apply to the Mexican state oil company PEMEX, to which the U.S. Export-Import Bank is guaranteeing $1 billion in loans to support drilling operations. Bank spokeswoman Maura Policelli claims past loans to PEMEX have “helped … Continue reading →

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“I don’t do no teacher evaluations. All I do is go into a class, and if the kids ain’t working, your ass is fired. (Most principals) sit for hours and say, ‘Is he meeting this goal, is he meeting’ — … Continue reading →

According to the Arizona Daily Star, Ed Ashurst’s 53,000 acre ranch lies to the east of the ranch of Bob Krentz, who was killed on his ranch on March 27, 2010. Story Front Page

Thought you might like this one…admin T’WAS THE NIGHT BEFORE ELECTIONS Front Page

Thomas Sowell Seventeenth century philosopher Thomas Hobbes said that words are wise men’s counters, but they are the money of fools. That is as painfully true today as it was four centuries ago. Using words as vehicles to try to … Continue reading →

Cal Thomas Terry Jones, the Florida “minister” who threatened to burn the Koran on the anniversary of September 11, is as much a distraction from the real challenge facing America as was Senator Joseph McCarthy when it came to communism. … Continue reading →

“Memo to the RINO wing of the Republican party along with their enablers in the RNC: the emergence of Senate nominees like Mario Rubio in Florida, Joe Miller in Alaska, and Mike Lee in Utah should be seen for exactly … Continue reading →

THE GOOD OLD DAYS When he was running for President in 2008, Barack Obama frequently used the phrase “the last eight years.” Now that he’s president and it’s two years later, he often uses the phrase “the last decade.” The … Continue reading →