Sean Penn, whose father was blacklisted in the 1950's for being a communist by Hollywood executives (not Congress) as a reaction to hearings by the Democratic led House Unamerican Activities Committee (nope, McCarthy was not involved) is a big supporter of Venezuelan Dictator Hugo Chavez. So much so that Mr. Penn would like to see me jailed for calling him a dictator. Mr. Chavez is such a lover of freedom that two Venezuelan citizens are facing the possibility of jail time for using Twitter to criticize the banking system. There's liberal logic for you, upset that his father suffered for his moronic political beliefs, Mr. Penn supports someone who will jail others for theirs.
Tuesday, July 13, 2010
Monday, July 12, 2010
Today's Recommended Reading
This article on rising Republican star Representative Paul Ryan of Wisconsin and his roadmap for the future is definitely worth consideration.
Some People Hate to Be Called Liars; Others Hate Being Caught
Representative Ciro Rodriguez (D. TX) lost his cool when trying to explain his vote on health care to constituents when one mentioned that the CBO is already revising up the costs of the health care bill, despite having to take into account Democrat's claims that unicorns and puppies will crap gold to make up for the cost of the bill. In the meantime that Democratic push to catch a Republican on camera loosing it remains very, very quiet.
This is What Happens When You Google Corruption
Representative Darrell Issa (R. Cal. (yes, THAT California)) is looking into innapropriate contact between White House Deputy Chief Technology Officer Andrew McLaughlin and Google, his former employer. Most transparent administration ever.
I Heard This Great Joke the Other Day, the Punchline Was Senator Al Franken
If it's a close election and the Democrat wins, I can guarantee you there is something fraudulent. Case in point, Al Franken was amazingly popular amongst felons who weren't legally voting. In fact, they constituted the difference in the race. If you try to bring up the Bush Gore election, just stop now. Gore lost every recount that was held and just kept asking for more. His protestations had more to do with the fact that he thought he'd stolen the election and couldn't understand that it didn't work. In the age of everyone gets a prize, I have recommended the following SAT question be incorporated, which has no wrong answers:
Al Gore is to truth as:
A. Testicles are to females (i.e. Al Gore).
B. Spines are to worms (i.e. Al Gore).
C. Scruples are to Bill Clinton (i.e. Al Gore's former boss).
D. There is no relationship between Al Gore and truth.
Group of Racists Condemns Groups of Non-Racists for Being Racist
The NAACP, which I think at one time was actually a good and useful organization, is expected to use its annual convention, at which Michelle Obama was the keynote speaker, to condemn what it calls racists elements of the Tea Party. Despite a complete lack of evidence (in point of fact, Andrew Brietbart put up $100,000.00 for someone in the age of the ubiquitous cell phone camera to come forward with any evidence, and so far, no takers) outside of the allegations of Democrats, Keith Olbermann and Jeneane Garofalo (all trustworthy sources in much the same way that at 35 years old and 5'3" I am an NBA prospect) they intend to parrot those unsubstantiated allegations in their resolution. Why do I call the NAACP racist? Unlike them, I have evidence. You may remember Kenneth Gladney, the black St. Louis man beat up by SEIU thugs for being against the health care bill (or as I like to think of it, sane). The NAACP called him an Uncle Tom and demanded that charges against the thugs be dropped. Guess that's just an example of the pot calling the kettle...well, you know.
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