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The Obama Doctrine of Change (Self-Loathing) and the Price of Weakness (My Head)

The first 94 days of the Obama administration has been, in my opinion, a mixed bag. I applaud our precocious President for a couple positions he has taken with regard to upgrading the public transportation system as well as doing more to bolster higher education. Moreover, I am pleased with his emphasis on taking care [...]

Will Generation Y Redefine What it means to be Conservative or Liberal?

In Yesterday’s Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Concordia University Professor and former Republican Congressional candidate, Jim Burkee, had an interesting op-ed discussing role “Generation Y” could play in re-shaping American politics. From the article: In the first few months of his presidency, Obama has continued his full-court press for young voters, breaking protocol by giving Queen Elizabeth [...]

DC Tea Party Looking to be a Huge Success

h/t to Ms. Chandler Ramelli at ANotSoCapitolIdea.com for the info, and for helping put this together. For those who will be in the DC area tomorrow (April 15) between 11am – 3pm, I strongly urge you to attend the DC Tea Party, which will be staged at Lafayette Square and outside of the United States [...]

Just how popular is TaxDayTeaParty.com?

There have been many on the left who have been diligently trying to discredit the rapidly growing Tea Party Movement as nothing more than a few angry activists. Well, I guess in terms of web traffic, these few angry activists are more energized than the ever-so-famous Barack Obama army. What this link shows is the [...]

Random: Survival of the Fittest?

I’m sorry, but I have a hard time being compassionate for stupidity. From CNN.com: BERLIN, Germany (CNN) — A polar bear attacked a woman at Berlin Zoo Friday afternoon after she climbed a fence and jumped into its habitat during feeding time, police said Saturday. The bear attacks the woman during feeding time at the [...]

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