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change of subject
I haven't posted in a while. For the last couple months it was nothing but politics, so this is a change of subject post.
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Presidential election
I have been watching the news and the polls very carefully for months. I was uncertain about who would win. But now I'm about 90% sure it's going to be Romney. I figured anything can happen. But when Gloria Alred's "October surprise" turned out to be a complete dud, I decided it was definitely Romney's win. I don't think Obama can recover from ( Read more... ) -
Voter Fraud
Democrats keep saying voter fraud is a myth, that it is a made up problem by Republicans. But I just watched voter fraud committed on my television screen. That vote taken on the floor of the convention regarding the God and Jerusalem verbiage in the DNC platform was NOT 2/3. It was obviously not. It was 50/50 at best. And yet, Villaraigosa ( Read more... ) -
the world's most lifelike talking points robot
Four outright lies. When even Van Jones can't defend you, you know the lies are blatant. Anderson Cooper was gobsmacked. Reaction at 4:00.
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Another DNC mystery
What's up with Elizabeth Warren, and why are they showcasing her? On the one hand, she's fighting to get a senate seat back in Massachussetts and she says all the things liberals like to hear. On the other hand, she's the person whose on record with the message that got Obama in trouble: "You didn't build that." Putting aside whether he was ( Read more... ) -
War on Women
Here's what I don't get. The Dems are really pushing this war on women meme, and yet they open their convention with a big kiss to Teddy Kennedy who was a super skeezy guy and a horrible womanizer throughout his life. Some of the stories about how he and Chris Dodd treated women like sex objects turns your stomach. Plus, never forget, he did ( Read more... ) -
In which my general opinions are confirmed.
I have written previously in this journal about both Naomi Wolf and Code Pink. Unfortunately, that was before I started tagging my posts, so I can't find them now. But it was not complimentary. In short, Naomi Wolf is a light-weight thinker with limited (possibly completely absent) critical thinking skills, and Code Pink is the physical ( Read more... ) -
Walker recall
Walker by 7.5.
You keep using this word. I don't think it means what you think it means.
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