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You Talkin' To Me


I'm aiming to get to the White House,
and not second fiddle this trip.
Why can't you see that it's all about me?
Please, would you just get a grip.
 
Yes, I "misspoke," what is the big deal,
it's something I do quite a lot.
But the real issue here, and let me be clear,
is that I like to be questioned . . . Not!
 
So, listen up all who dare disagree
with anything I have to say.
The truth from my view is sufficient for you,
so don't be a P.I.T.A.
 
 
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Straining My Credibilities


I remember breaking my arm when I was just a toddler. (I got chicken pox while I was in the children's ward of the hospital and gave it to everyone I knew, which was a good thing back then.)   I remember getting out of school early when JFK was assassinated.  I remember where I was when I heard about the Challenger disaster.  And, of course, I remember 9/11 as though it was yesterday.  Heck, I even remember running a stop sign some 20+ years ago, the sick feeling in the pit of my stomach and my relief that it didn't lead to an accident.  My husband certainly remembers the time a bullet shattered his windshield, as well as his peace of mind.  In short, we remember the big events of our lives.
 
For this reason, I simply cannot believe Mrs. Clinton's statement that she merely "misspoke".  If Mrs. Clinton had ever really had to duck sniper fire and was merely mistaken as to where or when, that would be a misstatement.  Completely inventing an event, however, is not a misstatement, it's an outright lie.  It goes to credibility and isn't credibility a desirable trait for a President?  What I don't understand is why the Clintons continue to let loose with these whoppers when they know that there's going to be somebody, somewhere with the goods to refute them. 
 
By the way, when you've just released a commercial claiming that you should be the one to answer the red phone at 3:00 in the morning, is it really a good idea to excuse yourself by saying, "I was sleep-deprived and I misspoke"?
 
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Racial Stereotyping

"He has the ability to help us bridge the divide of religious extremism.  To maybe even give power to moderate Islam to be able to stand up against this radical misinterpretation of a legitimate religion."  So said Sen. John Kerry (D) about Sen. Barack Obama (D). 
 
When asked why, Mr. Kerry said: "Because he's African-American.  Because he's a black man who has come from a place of oppression and repression through the years in our own country."
 
Barack Obama was oppressed and repressed for years?  It's my understanding that he led a life of near privilege, attending first private school and then Harvard, being elected first to state office and then to national office.  What evidence is there that he was ever oppressed or repressed, or is this something Kerry simply takes for granted?
 
Barack Obama can help bridge the divide of religious extremism.  He can give power to moderate Islam.  Why?  Because he's black?
 
He went on to say that Mr. Obama would be "an important lesson for America to show Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, other places in the world where disenfranchised people don't get anything."
 
So, America should elect a black man because it would be "an important lesson"?
 
This is a racial comment:  That's a good looking black woman. 
 
This is not a racial comment:  That's a good looking woman. 
 
A liberal wouldn't understand the difference between the two.  Their racism is as unconscious and as natural to them as breathing.
 
 
 
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Happy Easter


He is not here; He has risen, just as He said.
 
     Matthew 28:6
 
 
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The Real Racists Among Us

For years now, we've been told that only white people are racist.  We are told that we have "white guilt" because of what our ancestors did to people of color.  Stuff and nonsense!  Everyone has within him or herself the ability to be racist.
 
Nowhere has this truth been more evident than in the rantings of Jeremiah Wright that have recently come to light. It would be difficult to find more hateful rhetoric than what we have seen and heard from him.  The Black Liberation Theology that he embraces refuses to accept a God who is not identified totally with the goals of the black community.  If God is not for us and against white people, then he is a murderer and we had better kill him.  Black theology will accept only the love of God which participates in the destruction of the white enemy.  What we need is the divine love as expressed in Black Power, which is the power of black people to destroy their oppressors here and now by any means at their disposal.  Unless God is participating in this holy activity, we must reject his love. 
 
In simple terms, this is racist.  This is hate speech.  This is disgraceful.  This is inflammatory and serves only to cause the racial strife to which blacks claim they are victims.  Don't create a problem, or contribute to it, then whine about the consequences.
 
Obama cannot claim to want to heal the racial divisions of this country while at the same time countenancing the actions of a man who gleefully continues to stir the pot.  In his recent speech to try and distance himself from Mr. Wright, without really distancing himself or apologizing for what has been said, Obama said:  "In the white community, the path to a more perfect union means acknowledging that what ails the African-American community does not just exist in the minds of black people; that the legacy of discrimination - and current incidents of discrimination, while less overt than in the past - are real and must be addressed.  Not just with words, but with deeds."
 
I'm getting really tired of the black community saying that the white community has to do all the work towards racial healing.  Respect is a two-way street.  Don't pray for the destruction of the "white enemy" and then expect white people to like you.  And, by the way, a lot of what ails the black community does just exist in their minds.  Not everything that happens to you is an act of racism.  Maybe the reason no one likes you is because you're obnoxious, and obnoxious comes in all colors.
 
In the enduringly eloquent "I Have A Dream" speech, the Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr., said:  "I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character."
 
A colorblind society has not happened, and it's not going to happen as long as we have purveyors of hate, and the people who enable them.
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Obama's Lament

 
 
His reviews have become less than smashing
and, boy, are his teeth ever gnashing.
'Cause it's now come to light
that the Right Reverend Wright
really deserves a good thrashing.
 
 
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The War Isn't the Only Thing She'll Lose

In ever increasing desperation to reclaim the party that she and her husband have used so badly for their own gain, Hillary Clinton has said that "we cannot win" the war in Iraq.  "It was an unwise war, which is why I opposed it in 2002 and why I will bring this war to an end in 2009." 
 
For those who aren't sure, there are only two ways to end a war:  win it or lose it.   
 
Since Hillary has said we can't win it, she has opted for losing it.  Isn't that a fine thing to hear from someone who wants to be Commander in Chief. 

Here's the bottom line:  We could win this war at any time of our choosing.  We did it in 1945, and we could do it again.  But the pantywaists who whine about waterboarding would be aghast if such an option were even discussed, let alone used.  Much too severe.  Better just to lose the war, move on, and enact all those tax increases they are drooling about. 

If this astonishing, shortsighted stupidity results in the downfall of America, I hope the executions of the people who brought us to this pass are televised.
 
 
 
 
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Unqualified to be President

Why can't people just be honest?  Think of how different history would be if Richard Nixon had just said, "Yes, they broke in.  I fired them, and they'll have to get their own lawyers."  Or, if Bill Clinton had just said, "I did have sex with that woman, Miss Lewinsky.  It was wrong, and I'm deeply ashamed of myself."  (Even if he didn't mean it, he should have said it.)
 
In an effort to quell the rising tide of unfavorable press concerning the perfectly disgusting comments and tirades made by his pastor and mentor, BO is continuing that longstanding tradition.  Instead of instantly denouncing Mr. Wright's hateful rhetoric and making other arrangements for Sunday services, BO is claiming, rather disingenuously I might add, that he never heard any of that stuff.  'Cause boy if he had, he would have done something.
 
Give me a break.
 
If BO can honestly say that he attended a church for 20 years and had no idea of what his pastor was about, then I submit he just wasn't paying attention, and no man that oblivious to the true character of one of his closest friends should be anywhere near the Oval Office, except as a guest of the Republican occupant.
 
 
 
 
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Guilt by Association

Alan Colmes just sets my teeth on edge.  Doesn't it always seem like he's on your last nerve?  Recently, he has been robotically spitting out the phrase "guilt by association" any time someone mentions Obama's pastor.  It's long past time for that non sequitur to be laid to rest.
 
Colmes is saying that you shouldn't blame Obama for what his pastor says, that what his pastor says is no reflection on Obama.  He is, of course, quite wrong.
 
In a sense, a pastor is the church.  He sets the tone.  I left a church because of the pacifist, anti-American puke the pastor liked to spew.  Like me, Obama is free to leave that church.  By staying, he is, in a sense, ratifying what his pastor says and agreeing with it, just as I would have been.  And, unfortunately, Obama's current status is elevating Pastor Wright to a level of national prominence he has no right to attain.
 
It serves no purpose for Obama to disagree with his pastor while campaigning, but continue to attend the church.  His actions put a lie to his words.
 
 
 
 
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The Democrats and God

The democrat party is no longer one party, so to speak.  It has become nothing more than a coalition of special-interest groups vying for supremacy. 
 
With their objection to welfare reform and school vouchers, as well as their insistence on affirmative action, they are playing to the minorities.  What they never want the minorities to find out, however, is that the ultimate goal is to keep them poor and stupid and, therefore, dependent on democrats for government largesse. 
 
With their stance on abortion, they are playing to women.  With their rhetoric on getting out of Iraq now, they are playing to the Far Left.  With their refusal to explore, drill, or refine oil, they are playing to the environmentalists.  And on and on it goes.
 
There is another pet constituency that the democrats want to own and that is gays and lesbians.  Recently, Barack Obama was heard to say that he believed the Sermon on the Mount spoke to homosexuality.  He is, of course, quite wrong, unless he has a translation of the Bible that I have never heard about.  He also said that what he read in(to) the Sermon on the Mount was more important than what Paul had to say on the subject in Romans.  Again, he is quite wrong.
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"All scripture is inspired by God and profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, and for training in righteousness." 
 
       II Timothy 3:16
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All scripture, Senator O., all scripture.  It is really quite ridiculous for the Left to say that since Jesus never denounced homosexuality, then there's nothing wrong with it.  If the only part of the Bible that we're going to pay attention to is the Gospels, then there are 62 other perfectly good books going to waste.  Both the Old and New Testaments denounce homosexuality and if all scripture is inspired by God, then what is said in Romans is as important as what is said in the Gospels and, indeed, every other book.
 
As with the Constitution, though, Democrats are selective.  There is no constitutional right to abortion, notwithstanding the opinion of five justices, who used that venerable document as cover for their desire to inflict their own beliefs onto the populace.  But for the Left, the "right" to an abortion is inviolable.  What about the right to keep and bear arms?  Well, hold on now.  We need to parse the language of that Amendment.  We need to see what our Founding Fathers really meant.
 
Typical democrat.  The Bible is a living document and needs to be made more relevant to today.  Let's add what we think should be there, or what we want to be there.  Let's construe what we like and misconstrue what we don't.  Let's do this all in the name of inclusion.  Hallelujah! brother, can I get an amen!
 
I, for one, think this is quite unwise.  Whereas the Founding Fathers are no longer here to chide us for what we may do to their document, there is One whose sense of humor only goes so far.  Best not to push it.
 
 
 
 
 
 
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After the Fall


Pride goes before destruction and a haughty spirit before a fall.
 
             Proverbs 16:18
 
 
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The Fall



From the east there has come quite a rumble,
'cause a fellow named Spitzer did stumble.
He thought it was hipper
to lead with his zipper,
but now he'll just watch his world crumble.
 
 
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I'm Appalled

I'm appalled that the leaders of this country are more concerned about steroids in baseball than about our national security.
 
I'm appalled that for decades now, the leaders of this country have not seen the wisdom in allowing America to become energy independent, and the dangers of not doing so.
 
I'm appalled that for decades now, the leaders of this country have not seen how arrogant and foolish it was to fill the coffers of the very people who now seek to destroy us.
 
I'm appalled that the leaders of this country have bought into the global warming hysteria just because it's trendy.  They don't read bills before voting on them, so there is nothing that would make me believe they have read anything about global warming.
 
I'm appalled that the people complaining about waterboarding terrorist suspects are the very same people who says it's okay to murder babies who are in the process of being born, but demand that we save the whales.
 
I'm appalled that America has a Speaker of the House who traveled to Syria on her own initiative and who probably actually believes that her hosts had anything but contempt for her. 
 
I'm appalled that a leading candidate for President of the United States would consider bombing an ally but chatting with an enemy.
 
I'm appalled that it takes a crisis to rouse the pampered, spoiled brats in this country to action.
 
I'm appalled that it's going to take a lot more death and a lot more destruction before a lot more people in this country, including our leaders, realize that we are actually at war.
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Dumb and Dumber

Dateline:  Vermont

The towns of Brattleboro and Marlboro have both passed measures that require the arrest of President Bush and Vice-President Cheney if they ever step foot in either of those towns.  The votes were 2,012-1795 and 43-25, respectively.  Apparently, they would then be extradited elsewhere for prosecution, unless they were impeached first. 

If this is the mentality of the people who elected Howard "The Scream" Dean, then I say we dodged an awful big bullet back in 2004.
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Time to Pay the Piper

At a gas station in Gorda, California, a gallon of premium unleaded gas is $5.39.  A gallon of regular unleaded is $5.19.  This is about a $1.50 more than in most places in California.  Obviously, the owner of this station isn't going to let the oil companies be the only ones who gouge us. 

And to add to the misery, OPEC says that it is not going to put more oil on the global market.  So, the price is only going to go higher. 

Is this the time that we finally start paying the price for what the idiots in Washington have been doing for the past several decades?  The refusal of dimocrats - in thrall to environmentalists - to explore for, drill, and/or refine our own natural resources has brought us to this point.  They weren't alone in this, not by a long shot.  They were thoroughly aided and abetted by gutless wonder republicans who couldn't find their collective backbone with a map. 

I can see it now.  There won't be a single dimocrat who will acknowledge that their policies are to blame.  They will blame Bush.  Republicans will blame dimocrats.  There will be massive CYA and pointless scrambling to bring a quick fix to the mess their years of incompetence and shortsightedness  have wreaked on America.  They might even give themselves another raise to cover the increase, all the while claiming to care about us little people.  If the price hits $6, $7, or higher, it will be interesting to see the campaign commercials.  There will be no place for the incumbents to hide.  They did it, and they just might finally have to answer for something.  Could the American public actually do something so bold as to remove these leeches from office?

How high is the price going to go?  How high is the price of everything else going to go? 

It's hard to tell.  But, every single bit of it will be the fault of the witless slackers in DC whose vision and concern for the future never extended beyond their re-election.
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