Quote of the Day – Good Doggie Edition
“You shouldn’t worry. He’s really very nice and, honestly, we only let him go after Obama supporters.” – Someone Breda met door knocking, regarding his REALLY BIG DOG
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Changing views on Iraq
According to Rasmussen, for the first time since they began polling it, a plurality of Americans think that history will judge the war in Iraq a success. Last August, the numbers were starkly differrent: “57% believed history would judge the … Continue reading →
Does this look “rehabilitated” to you?
I am not going to post this picture on my blog, but does this look like a man that was “rehabilitated,” as Barack [redacted] Obama claims that he assumed he was?
Continue reading →From my backyard
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ARbQnRiPlz4] That guy is my new hero.
Continue reading →More activism
OK, this is the really easy type, but I bought a McCain/Palin shirt, and have been wearing it. I have gotten several comments, all positive. I reallize that people find it easier to give a thumbs up than to get … Continue reading →
From the comments
I answered this in the comments, but it is important enough for a post Anna Says: Nice to know your efforts are actually worth something. I live in California, and from I’ve heard, the CA GOP has pretty much given … Continue reading →
WSJ weighs in on the 95% claim
One of Barack Obama’s most potent campaign claims is that he’ll cut taxes for no less than 95% of “working families.” He’s even promising to cut taxes enough that the government’s tax share of GDP will be no more than … Continue reading →
Quote of the Day – Safer Edition
Oh yeah, pretty clearly Sarah Palin is a rube who doesn’t know how to handle a gun. Only LA Times reporters know that. I’ll tell you, I’d feel a lot safer on a trap field with Sarah Palin than an … Continue reading →
Quote of the Day – Phone Banks Edition
So there you have the tale of two phone bank experiences. McCain, where we politely ask the questions, thank you for your time, and move on. Then there’s the Obama plan which involves sending a shrill woman to yell at … Continue reading →
Phone banking
I didn’t blog about the last time I went out to work the phone bank, partly because it would be repetitive, and partly to not brag. But I am bringing it up again. Because EVERYONE needs to get out and put … Continue reading →