Politics

Pol·i·tics: the art or science of government or governing, especially the governing of a political entity, such as a nation, and the administration and control of its internal and external affairs. Posts in this category pertain to local and national politics.

Judicial Malfeasance and Bills of Attainder

Filed in Politics Tags: ACORN, Constitutional Rights, Judiciary, SCOTUS, Separation of Powers

When the US Congress last year voted overwhelmingly to cut off federal funding of ACORN, one may have believed that Congress was exercising its constitutional authority to legislate the appropriation of government funds. According to activist liberal District Judge Nina Gershon, one would be wrong.
ACORN sued the US Government, claiming that the de-funding legislation constituted [...]

Debunking Alleged Racist Limbaugh Quotes

Filed in Politics Tags: Media Bias, Memes, Racism

In which I prove that George Soros wasted his money on his Media Matters attempts at smearing Rush Limbaugh.
The most recent Limbaugh-is-racist meme circumnavigating the blogosphere is a list of alleged “racist” quotes by Rush Limbaugh. Many liberal websites, such as Little Green Footballs and Chasing Evil, have simply re-printed the list with Media Matters [...]

Race-Baiter Al Sharpton Threatens To Sue Rush Limbaugh

Filed in Politics Tags: Media Bias, NFL, Racism

In the wake of his false-quote and slander-induced lynching and subsequent drop from a bid to group bid to purchase the St. Louis Rams, Rush Limbaugh wrote an op-ed piece for the WSJ, in which he called out the hypocritical race-baiting of his attackers – primarily Al Sharpton and Jess Jackson:

It didn’t take long before [...]

For The Record: Rush Was Right About McNabb

Filed in Politics Tags: Media Bias, NFL, Racism

Note to readers: my purpose for writing this post is two-fold. First, I simply want to set the record straight once and for all. Second, I want to have this information available for future reference.
Much has been said of late regarding the supposedly racially motivated comments Rush Limbaugh directed toward Donovan McNabb on ESPN in [...]

St. Louis Rally To Support Pro-Democracy Honduras

Filed in Politics Tags: Constitutional Rights, Missouri, Saint Louis

Tonight at Papagayos in Maplewood, MO, pro-democracy Hondurans and Americans rallied in support of the constitutional government and President Roberto Micheletti, and against would-be dictator Manuel Zelaya and the despicable actions of the Obama administration. I had the honor of being present, and standing with the St. Louis Honduran community in support of their desire [...]

HR3200: Tax On Individuals Without Acceptable Coverage

Filed in Politics, Social Issues Tags: Constitutional Rights, Health/Nutrition, HR3200, ObamaCare

HR3200 – Reading The Bill: Tax On Individuals Without Acceptable Coverage
I’m really getting sick of supporters of ObamaCare admonishing those who oppose it to read the bill. So, I’m working on a series in which I do just that, framing my opposition to the bill by referencing the actual wording of the proposed legislation.
Up next: [...]

De-Linking LGF

Filed in Politics, Web Development Tags: Democrats, Web Site

Just a quick note: Little Green Footballs has been removed from this site’s blogroll.
I have been a long-time reader of LGF, ever since Charles Johnson’s “throbbing memo” broke open the Rathergate (Bush National Guard) scandal of 2004. I appreciated his evisceration of the MSM as well as his support for Israel and exposure of Islamofascism.
However, [...]

HR3200: Hostility Toward SMBs That Self-Insure

Filed in Politics, Social Issues Tags: Constitutional Rights, Health/Nutrition, HR3200, ObamaCare

HR3200 – Reading The Bill: Hostility Toward SMBs That Self-Insure
I’m really getting sick of supporters of ObamaCare admonishing those who oppose it to read the bill. So, I’m working on a series in which I do just that, framing my opposition to the bill by referencing the actual wording of the proposed legislation.
Up next: HR3200’s [...]

HR3200: You Will Lose Your Current Insurance

Filed in Politics, Social Issues Tags: Constitutional Rights, Health/Nutrition, HR3200, ObamaCare

HR3200 – Reading The Bill: You Will Lose Your Current Insurance
I’m really getting sick of supporters of ObamaCare admonishing those who oppose it to read the bill. So, I’m starting a series in which I do just that, framing my opposition to the bill by referencing the actual wording of the proposed legislation.
Up first: Obama’s [...]

Chronicling The Lies of Henry Louis Gates, Jr.

Filed in Politics, Social Issues Tags: Academia, Racism

Previously, I wrote about the arrest of Henry Louis Gates, Jr. At the time that I wrote that post, I was unaware of the absolute fabrications of and lies about the events surrounding his arrest, first by Gates’ lawyer, and later by Gates himself.
This American Spectator article (h/t Lucianne) thoroughly discusses Gates’ two most [...]

Henry Louis Gates: Racist

Filed in Politics, Social Issues Tags: Racism

I’ve not commented yet on the Gates race-baiting story, and I’ve also not done a good fisking in a long time, so I thought I’d kill two birds with one stone by taking on Andrew Sullivan’s alleged attempt at impartiality regarding the story.

What do you call a black man with a PhD? The answer begins [...]

A Critical Look at the DHS Report on Rightwing Extremism

Filed in Politics, Social Issues Tags: Constitutional Rights, Democrats, Military, Republicans, War on Terror

I know I’m a few days late in responding to this story, but it has taken me a while to put my response together.
Mere weeks after the MIAC terrorism report came to light (and was subsequently rescinded due to public outrage), The Liberty Papers and Roger Hedgecock broke the story about an eerily similar report [...]

Missouri Rescinds Terrorism-Militia Report

Filed in Politics, Social Issues Tags: Constitutional Rights, Missouri

Under intense pressure of citizen outrage, the Missouri State Highway Patrol has rescinded the MIAC report that linked the threat of domestic terrorism to the modern militia movement, conservative political beliefs, and (right-wing) third-party political candidates.

From the KC Star report:

The Missouri Highway Patrol this week retracted a controversial report on militia activity and will change [...]

George Orwell’s Missouri

Filed in Politics, Social Issues Tags: Constitutional Rights, Missouri

Scary; truly scary.
Via Gateway Pundit (with h/t to American Thinker), the Missouri Information Analysis Center – part of the Missouri State Police – has compiled a report ostensibly intended “to help Missouri law enforcement agencies identify militia members or domestic terrorists”. According to this report, yours truly now fits the profile of a potential extremist.
Here [...]

Nancy Pelosi: Un-American

Filed in Politics, Social Issues Tags: Constitutional Rights, Democrats

These statements should be an impeachable offense – or at the very least, subject to Congressional censure:
Via Lucianne and Michelle Malkin, Nancy Pelosi tells a partially illegal-immigrant comprised crowd that enforcement of US immigration laws is “un-American”:

“Who in this country would not want to change a policy of kicking in doors in the middle of [...]

Colorado Legislature Tries to Vote Away State Soverignty

Filed in Politics Tags: Constitutional Rights, Democrats, Elections

Apparently, our education system has been dumbed-down sufficiently that the entire concept of our country’s founding as a federation of sovereign states is becoming lost.
Via Lucianne, the Colorado House passed legislation that would award the state’s electoral-college votes not to the state’s popular-vote winner, but rather to the national popular-vote winner:
Currently, whoever wins most of [...]

Congress Considering Obama Youth Legislation

Filed in Politics Tags: Constitutional Rights, Democrats

It’s coming: the Hitler Obama Youth program.
Via Lucianne, the US House Education and Labor Committee moved the GIVE Act legislation, that would, in addition to expanding AmeriCorps, create a “Congressional Commission on Civil Service” [emphasis added]:
The bipartisan commission will be tasked with exploring a number of topics, including “whether a workable, fair and reasonable mandatory [...]

President Obama is Anti-Military Scum

Filed in Politics Tags: Democrats, Military

Via Lucianne, our disaster-in-the-making President and Commander In Chief Obama is floating a plan that would make military service members pay for their service-related injuries with private insurance.
As the Lucianne thread commenters have pointed out, Obama wants the government to pay for universal health care – which means that he thinks the government should foot [...]

My Sister 1, Al Gore 0

Filed in Politics, Science Tags: Global Warming, Photos, Weather

While Al Gore was in Europe, predicting that “the entire North Polarized cap will disappear in 5 years” due to global warming, the southern California desert was getting blanketed in snow.

Global-warming induced snow storm in southern California, 15 December 2008Photo © Julie Shropshire
Irony, thy name is Al Gore.
UPDATE: Thanks for the mention, Gateway Pundit.

McCain on Palin: “So Long and Thanks For All the Fish”

Filed in Politics Tags: Elections, Republicans

…and by “fish” I mean, of course, all of the conservative voters McCain reeled in by naming Palin as his Veep.
When asked by George Stephanopoulos, McCain refused to say whether he would support Sarah Palin if she ran for president:

“Listen I have the greatest appreciation for Gov. Palin and her family and it was a [...]

Scalia KOs Stevens

Filed in Politics, Social Issues Tags: Judiciary

The Supreme Court, in a 7-2 decision in Baze v. Rees, confirmed that lethal injection does not violate the 8th Amendment as cruel and unusual punishment.
As relieved as I am to note that SCOTUS has not lost all common sense (it does not take a Constitutional Law degree to come to the conclusion that a) [...]

Obama Insults Flyover Country

Filed in Politics, Religion Tags: Democrats, Economy, Elections

Obama’s recent insults of America’s heartland were so egregious, even the St. Louis Post-Dispatch made mention of his remarks [emphasis added]:
The Huffington Post Web site reported Friday that Obama, speaking of some Pennsylvanians’ economic anxieties, told supporters at the San Francisco fundraiser: “You go into these small towns in Pennsylvania and, like a lot of [...]

Poor Hillary

Filed in Politics Tags: Democrats, Elections

Poor Hillary. Not only does she have to face two men in her bid for the Democratic presidential nomination, but she has to do so while also taking time to do her hair (emphasis added):
While listing her credentials to be president, Clinton also said people vote for different reasons, including how a person looks or [...]

Rice for VP?

Filed in Politics Tags: Elections, Republicans

This news would have really excited me a while ago: Condi Rice is apparently making a play to be named as McCain’s VP.
As it is, she had better re-think her views on some issues before I could even hope to support her on the ticket.
(H/T: LGF)
The ’sphere is already buzzing.

Barack Obama: Pregnancy a “Punishment”

Filed in Politics, Science, Social Issues Tags: Democrats, Elections, Fatherhood, Sanctity of Life

On the campaign trail over the weekend, Barack Obama tried to assuage the socially conservative democrats of Western Pennsylvania regarding his pro-abortion stance. He starts with the typical, liberal, stance when confronted by an admonition to stop abortions:
“This is a very difficult issue, and I understand sort of the passions on both sides of the [...]

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