Archive for September, 2006

Republican 2008 Hopefuls

Tuesday, September 5th, 2006

Looking at the front runners, so far, for the 2008 Republican nomination is not good for my digestion. The only light at the end of that dark tunnel, other than the train coming at us full speed, is that many others are also aware of how bad it could be for gun owners. First […]

UN: Self-defense is not a right

Tuesday, September 5th, 2006

A democracy of dictators is no democracy which is why I always wonder at people who are so upset that these dictators don’t like us. One would think that having the world’s gaggle of Marxists pissed at the United States would indicate we’re on the right track. I mean, if we are out to topple a 2-bit dictator like Saddam who would you expect to oppose that? Other 2-bit dictators, of course.

Dixie Chicks: Shut Up and Sing

Tuesday, September 5th, 2006

Oh the poor Dixie Chicks, so mistreated by their fans and President Bush the only avenue left to them was to have a documentary pitty party! It has to be intentional, too, that the title steals Laura Ingraham’s recent book’s title.

Another Foiled Terror Plot

Tuesday, September 5th, 2006

This time in Denmark. Who said we were losing the war on terror? Enter the main stream western press where good news happens only because it’s an election cycle and only if it looks good for the Dems.

The Education Monopoly

Monday, September 4th, 2006

“When a government monopoly limits competition, we can’t know what ideas would bloom if competition were allowed. Surveys show that most American parents are satisfied with their kids’ public schools, but that’s only because they don’t know what their kids might have had!… I bet we’d see cheap and efficient Costco-like schools, virtual schools where […]

Good Intentions and Wishful Thinking

Friday, September 1st, 2006

“Somehow, despite contrary facts that are palpably clear in the historic record, [American and European leaders] have managed to convince themselves and the world that the most terrible wars of the 20th century occurred because nations didn’t do enough talking to resolve their differences [when in] fact, they occurred because shortsighted, peace-minded leaders allow[ed] good […]


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