Focusing on guns, politics, and news of interest, here is today's Second Amendment News Roundup:
Sipsy Street Irregulars posts a jaw-dropping memo Obama sent out on Feb. 19. Read it!
Texas Fred comments on Gov. Bobby Jindal's excellent response to the Obama speech.
The Rustmeister says that a certain book that is decades old is suddenly flying off the shelves.
Walls of the City provides excellent commentary on the 'Chairman-in-Chief.'
Ms. Underestimated sends a stark message to liberals and Obama-supporters: 'I WANT A DIVORCE!' Excellent reading!
Days of our Trailers reports that pro-gun legislation is on the move in Oregon. Good!
Insight on Freedom points to the CO2 madness contained in Obama's speech.
Atlas has the text of Geert Wilders' speech in New York yesterday. Wilders is the Dutch politician who is under fire for exercising free speech against the Muslim extremists.
Gateway Pundit reports the stock market plummeted in response to Obama's socialistic speech last evening.
Hofmann's St. Louis Gun Rights Examiner posts an excellent read entitled, 'Disarming the Poor.'
From Western Rifle Shooters Association: 'Fighting Tyranny Without Terrorizing the Innocent.'
Caleb has the recap and audio from last night's edition of 'Gun Nuts Radio.'
Codrea's Gun Rights Examiner discusses the important issue of open records for concealed carry. Be sure to read it all.
Codrea also informs us that his Gun Rights Examiner column has a page on Facebook.
Nicki has a real hum-dinger today on 'fiscal responsibility' or the lack thereof.
Tam reports the sentence of 3 Atlanta cops whose botched drug raid resulted in the death of a 92-year-old woman.
Say Uncle provides today's update on the fallout from the Commercial Appeal's publishing of the names of concealed carry licensees.
Ride Fast and Shoot Straight gives us the real number of those who are behind on their mortgages. It ain't what you think, which is not surprising.
Sebastian has some interesting commentary on 'the boundaries of the Second Amendment.'
Free in Idaho posts a political cartoon that just about says it all on Congressional hypocrisy.
Armed Citizen issues an important 'Militia Call to Arms.' Read it all.
Alphecca has THE must-read of the day. The AP did a fact-check on the Obama speech. The results are very, very interesting, to say the least. Read it!
2A Musing alerts us to the push by the antis to restrict ammo sales.
Roberta X offers some brief, straight-up political commentary today that's worth reading.
Showing posts with label Governor Bobby Jindel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Governor Bobby Jindel. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
The Best Part of Obama's Speech...
...was Governor Bobby Jindal's response from the Republicans.
No clearer distinction could be made between big government Democrats and conservative Republicans than Jindal made last night.
Barack Obama's speech clearly defined his ideology. Spend trillions of taxpayer dollars and expand the role and scope of government, because the citizens simply can't be trusted with their own money. This is pure socialism.
Bobby Jindal, by contrast, stated that individual Americans can do anything we set our minds to do...if only government gets out of the way.
This is precisely the philosophy set forth by President Ronald Reagan in his 1981 Inaugural Address.
Liberals, Democrats, and President Obama believe that only the federal government can be trusted to 'fix' things. Conservatives, Republicans, and Bobby Jindal believe that the individual citizens can do far more than they ever conceived if they put their minds to it.
Who do YOU trust? The federal government? Or the people?
No clearer distinction could be made between big government Democrats and conservative Republicans than Jindal made last night.
Barack Obama's speech clearly defined his ideology. Spend trillions of taxpayer dollars and expand the role and scope of government, because the citizens simply can't be trusted with their own money. This is pure socialism.
Bobby Jindal, by contrast, stated that individual Americans can do anything we set our minds to do...if only government gets out of the way.
This is precisely the philosophy set forth by President Ronald Reagan in his 1981 Inaugural Address.
Liberals, Democrats, and President Obama believe that only the federal government can be trusted to 'fix' things. Conservatives, Republicans, and Bobby Jindal believe that the individual citizens can do far more than they ever conceived if they put their minds to it.
Who do YOU trust? The federal government? Or the people?
Tuesday, August 19, 2008
OBAMA MAY ANNOUNCE RUNNING MATE TODAY
Rumors are swirling around Washington that today may be the day that Barack Obama announces his choice for a running mate.
One source claims that the Senator will make the announcement the first thing this morning.
Many believe that Delaware Senator Joe Biden is the odds-on favorite to run with Obama. Biden would be a good choice. He is strong in areas where Obama is weak, particularly in foreign policy.
But don't be fooled by Biden's 'good guy' image. He is a classic Democratic liberal who has made a practice of supporting everything conservatives, libertarians, and traditional Christians deplore.
Meanwhile, others believe that Obama will choose a wild card--someone who has not been publicly discussed as a potential running mate. My initial guess is that this option is probably more likely than Biden being chosen.
And then, Obama could potentially totally shake up the entire campaign in 2008 by choosing Hillary Clinton. The Party faithful would no doubt be wildly energized by this choice, but it would certainly bode ill for a potential Obama Presidency. And the candidate, and his wife, know it.
With the Democratic National Convention just around the corner, Obama has almost run out of time to make his announcement.
On the Republican side, John McCain is also running out of time. With the GOP Convention several weeks away, he has more breathing room than Obama, but time is of the essence.
Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindel, a rising star within the GOP, took himself out of the running on Monday by saying unequivocally that he has the job he wants and that he will not be McCain's choice.
Jindel has made the right decision. The experience being Governor will help him in the long run, and for someone with Jindel's personality, energy, and popularity, being a VP will certainly be beneath his level of gifts. Give him time, and this guy will be running for President in either 2012 or 2016.
This leaves McCain with Alaska Governor Sarah Palin, former Governor Tom Ridge, Senator Joe Lieberman, and Florida Governor Charlie Crist among those on the candidate's short list.
One source claims that the Senator will make the announcement the first thing this morning.
Many believe that Delaware Senator Joe Biden is the odds-on favorite to run with Obama. Biden would be a good choice. He is strong in areas where Obama is weak, particularly in foreign policy.
But don't be fooled by Biden's 'good guy' image. He is a classic Democratic liberal who has made a practice of supporting everything conservatives, libertarians, and traditional Christians deplore.
Meanwhile, others believe that Obama will choose a wild card--someone who has not been publicly discussed as a potential running mate. My initial guess is that this option is probably more likely than Biden being chosen.
And then, Obama could potentially totally shake up the entire campaign in 2008 by choosing Hillary Clinton. The Party faithful would no doubt be wildly energized by this choice, but it would certainly bode ill for a potential Obama Presidency. And the candidate, and his wife, know it.
With the Democratic National Convention just around the corner, Obama has almost run out of time to make his announcement.
On the Republican side, John McCain is also running out of time. With the GOP Convention several weeks away, he has more breathing room than Obama, but time is of the essence.
Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindel, a rising star within the GOP, took himself out of the running on Monday by saying unequivocally that he has the job he wants and that he will not be McCain's choice.
Jindel has made the right decision. The experience being Governor will help him in the long run, and for someone with Jindel's personality, energy, and popularity, being a VP will certainly be beneath his level of gifts. Give him time, and this guy will be running for President in either 2012 or 2016.
This leaves McCain with Alaska Governor Sarah Palin, former Governor Tom Ridge, Senator Joe Lieberman, and Florida Governor Charlie Crist among those on the candidate's short list.
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