You may recognize this famous quote: “From each according to his abilities, to each according to his needs.” That’s from Karl Marx. How is Senator Obama not being a Marxist if he intends to spread the wealth around? – WFTV’s … Continue reading →
Why not poll the pirates and ask them which ship they’d rather pursue, the one without any weapons or the one with 10 Blackwater commandoes armed with M203 rifles and 590 Tactical Mossbergs and M40 sniper rifles? I’m going to … Continue reading →
This is my property, would you please leave? – Self described communist Bill Ayeres
Continue reading →Not only has Barack Obama achieved the rare task of making Bill Clinton look conservative; he achieved the near-impossible task of making Hillary Clinton look more conservative by comparison. – Jim Geraghty
Continue reading →I’m tired of the term judicial activism. If you want to find rights in “penumbras and emanations” of the Constitution, go ahead. But these rights don’t deserve the same level of protection or scrutiny as an enumerated right that is … Continue reading →
Let me put it this way; there are really only two ways to interpret the Constitution — try to discern as best we can what the framers intended or make it up. No matter how ingenious, imaginative or artfully put, … Continue reading →
There has never been a genocide without a prior implementation of gun control. It’s trival to come up with 60 million dead due to gun control in the 20th century. Other estimates range as high as 200 million. And it … Continue reading →
“That’s what it is, ‘spreading the wealth’ around is socialism.” – John McCain
Continue reading →…if a one-legged librarian can be on her feet for two hours, walking alone in an unfamiliar neighborhood, hoping to change hearts and minds, you can do it too. (& no, I am not above shaming you into action. Call. … Continue reading →
From a vintage thread at TFL: “Reason To Own A Bunch Of Guns #8: Because if the balloon goes up and you run down to the gun shop and the last thing left on the shelf is a box of … Continue reading →
