By RobWarrior on Sep 24, 2008 in 1st Amendment, Current Affairs, Debates, Democratic party, Democrats, Economy, Energy Policy, John McCain | 51 Comments
(This is the opening monologue from Tuesday night’s Nocturnal Warrior show, heard 9:00 PM on No Quarter Radio. You can listen to the actual delivery of this monologue by clicking on the No Quarter Radio link on the lower right hand part of the page. Shortly after the monologue, the entire show […]
By SusanUnPC on Sep 18, 2008 in Barack Obama, Energy Policy, Iowa, McCain/Palin 2008, Sarah Palin | 288 Comments
I turned on the TV just as Sarah Palin was beginning to speak and then introduce John McCain in Cedar Rapids, Iowa today. To the best of my knowledge, this is her first roll-out of her new stump speech, and it’s chock full of her plans for action as a vice president as well as […]
By SusanUnPC on Sep 15, 2008 in Barack Obama, Economy, Energy Policy, Federal Lobbyists, Housing Crisis, Lobbyists, McCain/Palin 2008 | 203 Comments
Our nation’s financial crisis is dominating the news today — and it is in these times of crisis that we find out what our leaders are made of.
It is highly ironic that Barack Obama chose to respond to today’s shocking news by attacking McCain while McCain/Palin are proposing a reform of federal regulations. Obama […]
By NancyA on Sep 9, 2008 in ABC News, Barack Obama, Economy, Energy Policy, Foreign Policy, Fox News, John McCain, MSNBC, National Security, Nuclear Power, Obama, off-shore drilling | 31 Comments
According to Taegan Goddard’s Political Wire, The New York Post has endorsed McCain despite the months Obama spent wooing “Rupert Murdoch’s media empire.”
I guess Obama’s attempt at getting Murdoch’s media to support him appear to be wasted.
From Political Wire we learn about Obama’s whining to Fox News chief Roger Ailes in a summer meeting. I […]
By Kevin on Aug 11, 2008 in Barack Obama, Economy, Energy Policy | 151 Comments
OK, this really isn’t economics 101, but a more topical discussion of the impact of BHO’s proposed punitive windfall profits tax on oil companies. Now, economics makes most folks get glassy-eyed, so I will spare you the math and theory, those who care to seek out the theory, the writing and the math please […]
By Pat Racimora on Aug 6, 2008 in Barack Obama, Energy Policy, John McCain | 78 Comments
One of the liberties political cartoonists enjoy is making our characters say things they never actually said and get away with it. But I couldn’t make this line up.
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In all fairness, inflating tires according to the car manufacturer’s guidelines does slightly improve gas mileage. But you have to check regularly, know […]
By SusanUnPC on Aug 6, 2008 in Barack Obama, Energy Policy, Energy Policy Act of 2005, Obama's Media Censorship, Obamedia | 130 Comments
Here’s another classic find by one of our readers, “Obama Doesn’t Really Like a Debate” that ties in perfectly with PatRacimora’s cartoon and commentary this morning. Thanks, TM. [STAY TUNED for a great post by Larry Johnson on Obama’s thuggery in his treatment of the press. I added a new Category today to […]
By SusanUnPC on Aug 6, 2008 in Barack Obama, Cults, Employment, Energy Policy, John McCain, Obamatopia | 227 Comments
Of note: At 1 p.m. ET, check out the new story on Obama’s problem in the energy debates.
While this blog does NOT endorse John McCain, we are — quite frankly — in awe of his latest strategies. We have written for months and months about our concerns that Obama’s campaign is entirely reliant […]
By Charles Lemos on Aug 6, 2008 in Barack Obama, Economy, Energy Policy, Energy Policy Act of 2005, John McCain | 140 Comments
Well, she certainly has a sense of humour if scantily clad. Reclining in a pool-side sun-lounger, Ms. Hilton says: “Hey America, I’m Paris Hilton and I’m a celebrity, too. Only I’m not from the olden days and I’m not promising change like that other guy. I’m just hot.”
“But then that wrinkly, white-haired guy used […]