If I had any doubt that the vitriolic hatred of Sarah Palin is driven by abject fear, those doubts are now totally obliterated.
Read the latest at Columbia Conservative Examiner.
It is one thing to intellectually question Palin's suitability for national office. It is quite another to engage in the over-the-top character-assassination designed to destroy her and her family.
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Monday, November 30, 2009
Sunday, November 29, 2009
Sarah Palin--'Life on the Rogue'
Now that Sarah Palin has hit the road to promote her new book, 'Going Rogue,' Front Page Magazine takes an in-depth look at Palin, providing a balanced view of her strengths and weaknesses.
I discuss the article, as well as Palin's value to the political scene, in my column today at Columbia Conservative Examiner.
We can often tell a lot about the value or lack of value of a potential candidate by who lines up against him/her. I hope you find the article thought-provoking.
I discuss the article, as well as Palin's value to the political scene, in my column today at Columbia Conservative Examiner.
We can often tell a lot about the value or lack of value of a potential candidate by who lines up against him/her. I hope you find the article thought-provoking.
Saturday, November 28, 2009
Sexist Newsweek Cover on Palin Defended by 'Feminist' Editor
Newsweek featured Sarah Palin on the cover dressed in short shorts. Palin cries foul and charges sexism. Newsweek, of course, defends itself...in the words of its own hyper-feminist editor.
Newsbusters has the story. And I thought it was the feminists who defended women against sexism...
Newsbusters has the story. And I thought it was the feminists who defended women against sexism...
Saturday, August 29, 2009
PALIN!
Not a single politically aware person does not remember John McCain’s surprise announcement of Sarah Palin as his running mate on August 29, 2008. The Democrat National Convention was wrapping up, Obama had made his grand speech, but all the political world was abuzz over the impending selection of Minnesota governor Tim Pawlenty as McCain’s running mate. The surprise and expertly choreographed announcement of Sarah Palin was one of a few grand McCain campaign moments.
One year later, Sarah Palin continues to be a top news maker and symbol of hope for many conservatives. Yet her reputation was damaged by the manner in which the McCain campaign handled her rise from obscurity.
I make no attempt to hide that I am a Palin fan. And I hope she can bring conservatives of all stripes together to topple the Obama regime.
Monday, August 03, 2009
Second Amendment News Roundup for 8/3/09
Focusing on guns, politics, and news of interest, here is today's Second Amendment News Roundup:
Mike Vanderboegh has a most interesting read on the language of totalitarians.
Vanderboegh also presents a carefully reasoned argument concerning the Obama birth certificate controversy.
Codrea's War on Guns posts an important guest-opinion and must-read letter concerning the case of Wayne Hollis Fincher. Read it all.
Gun Rights Examiner spotlights another case of perjury on the part of the jackbooted government thugs of the ATF.
Way Up North gives us the Monday Morning scoop on what's happening in Alaska, including info on Sarah Palin.
Brigid muses on some issues of extreme importance when it comes to survival.
Free in Idaho blogs on the 6th Annual WWII Battle Rifle Match coming up in Idaho.
21 Guns Salute has a video of Archie Bunker on gun control.
JR posts a very important message for Texas voters.
Alphecca presents an absolute must-read on government-run healthcare.
Conservative Libertarian Outpost has all the latest news on the lies being told about Sarah Palin in the mainstream media. Journalism is dead in America as far as the mainstreams go. The only thing needed is the burial.
Insight on Freedom posts an explosive must-read on the Obama plan to implement U.N. curriculum and standards in the U.S. education system. I opposed the creation of the Department of Education at the federal level when it was first proposed. I still oppose it to this day. It is a mechanism to force brainwashing from the feds onto the local level.
Texas Fred highlights all of the major stories in the news.
John Jacob H provides an update on the income tax trial in New Hampshire of Ed and Elaine Brown, the elderly couple who held off police with firearms over their refusal to pay taxes.
Tam has an important update on the scarcity/availability of ammo.
Ride Fast and Shoot Straight posts some 'advice to potential victims.'
Say Uncle has an important message concerning gun industry rumors and bloggers.
Robb Allen shows us 'what life is all about.' A neat post! It's important to stay grounded upon the things that really matter.
Nicki reports that the jackbooted government thugs have told Sheriff Joe out in Arizona to stop doing his job. Well, sure. It's the 'Obama way.'
Dr. John Lott has the must-see video that catches Barack Obama red-handed in a barefaced lie. Despite Obama's insistence that his plan guards 'choice' and private options, this video shows the Liar in Chief saying in no uncertain terms that his plan will eliminate private health insurance!
Mike Vanderboegh has a most interesting read on the language of totalitarians.
Vanderboegh also presents a carefully reasoned argument concerning the Obama birth certificate controversy.
Codrea's War on Guns posts an important guest-opinion and must-read letter concerning the case of Wayne Hollis Fincher. Read it all.
Gun Rights Examiner spotlights another case of perjury on the part of the jackbooted government thugs of the ATF.
Way Up North gives us the Monday Morning scoop on what's happening in Alaska, including info on Sarah Palin.
Brigid muses on some issues of extreme importance when it comes to survival.
Free in Idaho blogs on the 6th Annual WWII Battle Rifle Match coming up in Idaho.
21 Guns Salute has a video of Archie Bunker on gun control.
JR posts a very important message for Texas voters.
Alphecca presents an absolute must-read on government-run healthcare.
Conservative Libertarian Outpost has all the latest news on the lies being told about Sarah Palin in the mainstream media. Journalism is dead in America as far as the mainstreams go. The only thing needed is the burial.
Insight on Freedom posts an explosive must-read on the Obama plan to implement U.N. curriculum and standards in the U.S. education system. I opposed the creation of the Department of Education at the federal level when it was first proposed. I still oppose it to this day. It is a mechanism to force brainwashing from the feds onto the local level.
Texas Fred highlights all of the major stories in the news.
John Jacob H provides an update on the income tax trial in New Hampshire of Ed and Elaine Brown, the elderly couple who held off police with firearms over their refusal to pay taxes.
Tam has an important update on the scarcity/availability of ammo.
Ride Fast and Shoot Straight posts some 'advice to potential victims.'
Say Uncle has an important message concerning gun industry rumors and bloggers.
Robb Allen shows us 'what life is all about.' A neat post! It's important to stay grounded upon the things that really matter.
Nicki reports that the jackbooted government thugs have told Sheriff Joe out in Arizona to stop doing his job. Well, sure. It's the 'Obama way.'
Dr. John Lott has the must-see video that catches Barack Obama red-handed in a barefaced lie. Despite Obama's insistence that his plan guards 'choice' and private options, this video shows the Liar in Chief saying in no uncertain terms that his plan will eliminate private health insurance!
Friday, July 10, 2009
Second Amendment News Roundup for 7/10/09
Focusing on guns, politics, and news of interest, here is today's Second Amendment News Roundup:
David Codrea says that a terrible new ammunition law should show gun owners the importance of acting locally.
John Logenecker has a reminder for the powers-that-be: fighting the law-abiding doesn't fight crime.
Howard Nemerov of Austin Gun Rights Examiner asks a vital question that MUST be seriously considered: how well does government protect us?
Seattle Gun Rights Examiner posts the intriguing news story of a 3-year-old unsolved murder of 2 women who were shot in the head, but so far, no suspects, and no gun.
Around O-Town issues 'a strong warning to any and all would-be invaders.' Take a look.
Way Up North provides a MUST-read on the late-breaking news concerning Governor Sarah Palin and the Second Amendment.
Traction Control has a great post with photos on the Tactilite .50 BMG AR-15.
Say Uncle reports news on gun rights in public housing.
Mr. Completely updates us on the upcoming Gun Bloggers Rendezvous, including the donation of a new Hi Point 9mm. Carbine.
And now, we interrupt this program for a 'paid political announcement.' Ladies and gentlemen, Notoriously Conservative presents the distinguished Senator from Minnesota, Al Franken.
Walls of the City posts essential reading entitled, 'Fear for the Future.'
Sebastian says that the infamous American Hunters and Shooters Association is making a bad bet.
Robb Allen notes that a longtime easy source of weapons for criminals is none other than the police!
Breda reports good news concerning the gunowner and guest on the Gun Nuts Radio program who was charged with concealed carry violations.
Squeaks fired off an email of complaint to the NRA over their apparent failure at marketing and customer service.
Standing By presents a highly thought-provoking read entitled, 'Of Government and Being Conservative.'
In case you missed it, The Ol' Broad has the pic of the new car Obama and his minions want all of America to begin driving. It's called 'The Barry.' lol
David Codrea says that a terrible new ammunition law should show gun owners the importance of acting locally.
John Logenecker has a reminder for the powers-that-be: fighting the law-abiding doesn't fight crime.
Howard Nemerov of Austin Gun Rights Examiner asks a vital question that MUST be seriously considered: how well does government protect us?
Seattle Gun Rights Examiner posts the intriguing news story of a 3-year-old unsolved murder of 2 women who were shot in the head, but so far, no suspects, and no gun.
Around O-Town issues 'a strong warning to any and all would-be invaders.' Take a look.
Way Up North provides a MUST-read on the late-breaking news concerning Governor Sarah Palin and the Second Amendment.
Traction Control has a great post with photos on the Tactilite .50 BMG AR-15.
Say Uncle reports news on gun rights in public housing.
Mr. Completely updates us on the upcoming Gun Bloggers Rendezvous, including the donation of a new Hi Point 9mm. Carbine.
And now, we interrupt this program for a 'paid political announcement.' Ladies and gentlemen, Notoriously Conservative presents the distinguished Senator from Minnesota, Al Franken.
Walls of the City posts essential reading entitled, 'Fear for the Future.'
Sebastian says that the infamous American Hunters and Shooters Association is making a bad bet.
Robb Allen notes that a longtime easy source of weapons for criminals is none other than the police!
Breda reports good news concerning the gunowner and guest on the Gun Nuts Radio program who was charged with concealed carry violations.
Squeaks fired off an email of complaint to the NRA over their apparent failure at marketing and customer service.
Standing By presents a highly thought-provoking read entitled, 'Of Government and Being Conservative.'
In case you missed it, The Ol' Broad has the pic of the new car Obama and his minions want all of America to begin driving. It's called 'The Barry.' lol
Monday, July 06, 2009
Second Amendment News Roundup for 7/6/09
Focusing on guns, politics, and news of interest, here is today's Second Amendment News Roundup:
Western Rifle Shooters Association has a must-read on the various types of traps set for a society by those who wish to destroy it and then change it.
Standing By has another must-read, alerting us to the fact that now it's THE LEFTWING that's calling for an armed revolt. Gee, and here I thought only us 'rightwing, extremist, gun-totin' homegrown terrorists' were supposedly all for armed revolt!
Way Up North, as an Alaskan, posts some thoughts concerning Governor Palin's resignation.
Conservative Libertarian Outpost presents a shocking piece concerning the Latinos and their threat to the U.S., as depicted in their celebration of 'The FARCE of July'!
Codrea's Gun Rights Examiner points to a Republican weasel who is opposed to concealed carry. Yes, my friends, they are in the GOP too...like Mitt Romney, for example.
Kurt Hofmann examines California's 'assault weapon' ban and notes that even with the ban some think it's not restrictive enough! Just like the antis. When they succeed with one ban, they move to more restrictions!
Insight on Freedom says that Americans are continuing to arm themselves in record numbers.
The Rustmeister notes that a sports writer used the death of NFL star Steve McNair as an opportunity to go on an anti-gun rant.
Notoriously Conservative has interesting reading on a car that costs only 600 bucks and gets 258 miles per gallon. It's made by a German company but it's sold only in China.
Brigid writes about battles on the home front and notes that our soldiers are often returning home from overseas, only to find they have no job and no home.
Tam wonders about whether a certain gun is more 'patriotic' than the rest.
Say Uncle comments on fixing healthcare in America. A good read!
Robb Allen shares a list of some gun stuff he needs. Take a look at the list--there are some things there we all need to make sure we have.
Sebastian disagrees with Eugene Volokh's assertion that assault weapons bans 'could be legal' from a Constitutional standpoint. This is part 2 of his critique of Volokh. Be sure to click on link for Part 1 as well.
Ride Fast and Shoot Straight reminds us that this is the birthday of the AK-47.
John Jacob H reports that citizens in the small town of Gaffney, SC have started their own 'run on the gun stores' in light of a serial killer on the loose who has murdered 5 in the past 2 weeks. Gaffney is a small town in a sparsely-populated county. Naturally, something like this will cause quite a stir, more so than in large cities.
Pax Parabellum has a VERY important warning for America that arose out of his observations of what's happening 'across the pond.'
From Mike Vanderboegh: 'The Rule of Law is Dead, but the Rule of Man Should Take No Comfort from It.'
Western Rifle Shooters Association has a must-read on the various types of traps set for a society by those who wish to destroy it and then change it.
Standing By has another must-read, alerting us to the fact that now it's THE LEFTWING that's calling for an armed revolt. Gee, and here I thought only us 'rightwing, extremist, gun-totin' homegrown terrorists' were supposedly all for armed revolt!
Way Up North, as an Alaskan, posts some thoughts concerning Governor Palin's resignation.
Conservative Libertarian Outpost presents a shocking piece concerning the Latinos and their threat to the U.S., as depicted in their celebration of 'The FARCE of July'!
Codrea's Gun Rights Examiner points to a Republican weasel who is opposed to concealed carry. Yes, my friends, they are in the GOP too...like Mitt Romney, for example.
Kurt Hofmann examines California's 'assault weapon' ban and notes that even with the ban some think it's not restrictive enough! Just like the antis. When they succeed with one ban, they move to more restrictions!
Insight on Freedom says that Americans are continuing to arm themselves in record numbers.
The Rustmeister notes that a sports writer used the death of NFL star Steve McNair as an opportunity to go on an anti-gun rant.
Notoriously Conservative has interesting reading on a car that costs only 600 bucks and gets 258 miles per gallon. It's made by a German company but it's sold only in China.
Brigid writes about battles on the home front and notes that our soldiers are often returning home from overseas, only to find they have no job and no home.
Tam wonders about whether a certain gun is more 'patriotic' than the rest.
Say Uncle comments on fixing healthcare in America. A good read!
Robb Allen shares a list of some gun stuff he needs. Take a look at the list--there are some things there we all need to make sure we have.
Sebastian disagrees with Eugene Volokh's assertion that assault weapons bans 'could be legal' from a Constitutional standpoint. This is part 2 of his critique of Volokh. Be sure to click on link for Part 1 as well.
Ride Fast and Shoot Straight reminds us that this is the birthday of the AK-47.
John Jacob H reports that citizens in the small town of Gaffney, SC have started their own 'run on the gun stores' in light of a serial killer on the loose who has murdered 5 in the past 2 weeks. Gaffney is a small town in a sparsely-populated county. Naturally, something like this will cause quite a stir, more so than in large cities.
Pax Parabellum has a VERY important warning for America that arose out of his observations of what's happening 'across the pond.'
From Mike Vanderboegh: 'The Rule of Law is Dead, but the Rule of Man Should Take No Comfort from It.'
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Second Amendment News Roundup for 4/28/09
Focusing on guns, politics, and news of interest, here is today's Second Amendment News Roundup:
21 Guns Salute has a must-read on the practice of 'drug control' similar to gun control, which places grown adults in the position of a child that needs supervision. Great read!
Conservative Libertarian Outpost blogs on one heckuva event conducted by a true star who happens to be a fierce gun-rights proponent.
Alphecca echoes my sentiments exactly concerning that idiot, Jimmy Carter.
Blogstitution blows the whistle on the great ethanol hoax. Turns out it ain't 'green' at all. Surprised? No? Didn't think so.
Way Up North notes that liberals are so scared of Sarah Palin that they wish to destroy her completely.
Bloviating Zeppelin highlights the silver lining behind the dark cloud of the Mexican swine flu problem.
Breda posts all the info on her main page concerning tonight's edition of Gun Nuts Radio.
Insight on Freedom has what could very well be the must-read of the YEAR! Friends, this is dead-serious. The U.N.'s rules and regulations now override the U.S. Constitution! We warned this was coming if the perfect political storm arrived in Washington--an ultra-liberal President with an ultra-liberal Congress. Read it all, and ponder what should be done.
Days of our Trailers points to more corruption in Chicago. Nothing good ever came out of there but the Cubs.
Robb Allen writes about his preparations for a big shoot coming up this weekend. I particularly like the part about smoking a cigar as part of the action. Nothing like a good stogie.
Sebastian points out that New Yorkers are still finding ways to kill each other, despite 'the Bastard's' rabid anti-gun stance.
Say Uncle issues an urgent action alert concerning a Tennessee bill on restaurant carry.
Pax Parabellum says that Fox News is reporting that GOP Senator Arlen Specter is going to run for re-election as a Democrat. Makes no difference to me. I wouldn't vote for that idiot if he were Republican, Democrat, Libertarian, or Presbyterian. Wait, that last one is a denomination. WEll, you get the point.
Tam points out that since Obama has been such a good gun and ammo salesman, perhaps we can use his considerable talents in another area as well. Take a look.
The Wandering Minstrel provides excellent reading entitled, 'Why Carry a Gun?'
Walls of the City comments on Baracky Obami's embarrassing yet hilarious problems with the teleprompter. Apparently he can't think without one.
Nicki has the latest numbskullery on the part of Janet Napolitano at DHS.
From St. Louis Gun Rights Examiner: 'Jimmy Carter thinks millions of Americans are aspiring cop killers, mass murderers.'
Western Rifle Shooters Association posts 2 thought-provoking quotes from Goethe.
Sipsy Street Irregulars presents vital reading on a dangerous person within the Obama administration who wants an Internet Fairness Doctrine imposed on the electorate. Read it all.
Codrea's Gun Rights Examiner takes a look at some overt ignorance and closed-mindedness on the part of the editor of a certain publication. Take a look.
The Rustmeister has the quote of the day on John McCain. Couldn't have said it better myself!
Live from the Upper Texas Gulf Coast makes an excellent point about how we frame the argument concerning limiting the federal government. The term 'states rights' has a terribly negative connotation.
21 Guns Salute has a must-read on the practice of 'drug control' similar to gun control, which places grown adults in the position of a child that needs supervision. Great read!
Conservative Libertarian Outpost blogs on one heckuva event conducted by a true star who happens to be a fierce gun-rights proponent.
Alphecca echoes my sentiments exactly concerning that idiot, Jimmy Carter.
Blogstitution blows the whistle on the great ethanol hoax. Turns out it ain't 'green' at all. Surprised? No? Didn't think so.
Way Up North notes that liberals are so scared of Sarah Palin that they wish to destroy her completely.
Bloviating Zeppelin highlights the silver lining behind the dark cloud of the Mexican swine flu problem.
Breda posts all the info on her main page concerning tonight's edition of Gun Nuts Radio.
Insight on Freedom has what could very well be the must-read of the YEAR! Friends, this is dead-serious. The U.N.'s rules and regulations now override the U.S. Constitution! We warned this was coming if the perfect political storm arrived in Washington--an ultra-liberal President with an ultra-liberal Congress. Read it all, and ponder what should be done.
Days of our Trailers points to more corruption in Chicago. Nothing good ever came out of there but the Cubs.
Robb Allen writes about his preparations for a big shoot coming up this weekend. I particularly like the part about smoking a cigar as part of the action. Nothing like a good stogie.
Sebastian points out that New Yorkers are still finding ways to kill each other, despite 'the Bastard's' rabid anti-gun stance.
Say Uncle issues an urgent action alert concerning a Tennessee bill on restaurant carry.
Pax Parabellum says that Fox News is reporting that GOP Senator Arlen Specter is going to run for re-election as a Democrat. Makes no difference to me. I wouldn't vote for that idiot if he were Republican, Democrat, Libertarian, or Presbyterian. Wait, that last one is a denomination. WEll, you get the point.
Tam points out that since Obama has been such a good gun and ammo salesman, perhaps we can use his considerable talents in another area as well. Take a look.
The Wandering Minstrel provides excellent reading entitled, 'Why Carry a Gun?'
Walls of the City comments on Baracky Obami's embarrassing yet hilarious problems with the teleprompter. Apparently he can't think without one.
Nicki has the latest numbskullery on the part of Janet Napolitano at DHS.
From St. Louis Gun Rights Examiner: 'Jimmy Carter thinks millions of Americans are aspiring cop killers, mass murderers.'
Western Rifle Shooters Association posts 2 thought-provoking quotes from Goethe.
Sipsy Street Irregulars presents vital reading on a dangerous person within the Obama administration who wants an Internet Fairness Doctrine imposed on the electorate. Read it all.
Codrea's Gun Rights Examiner takes a look at some overt ignorance and closed-mindedness on the part of the editor of a certain publication. Take a look.
The Rustmeister has the quote of the day on John McCain. Couldn't have said it better myself!
Live from the Upper Texas Gulf Coast makes an excellent point about how we frame the argument concerning limiting the federal government. The term 'states rights' has a terribly negative connotation.
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
Second Amendment News Roundup for 4/14/09
Focusing on guns, politics, and news of interest, here is today's Second Amendment News Roundup:
From Sipsy Street Irregulars: 'With Friends Like This, Who Needs Enemas?'
Breda has all the info for tonight's edition of Gun Nuts Radio. The topic will be self-defense, and they are having a very special guest. Click for details.
Alphecca blasts the Washington Post for suggesting the U.S. is the 'big, bad bully' in the Somalian pirate situation.
Conservative Libertarian Outpost reports that the scuttlebutt has come out on the rescue of Captain Phillips, who was captured by Somalian pirates.
Robb Allen does a side-by-side comparison of a Glock and a KelTec.
Traction Control's commercial site has plenty of guns and ammo for sale for 'buy a gun day,' which is tomorrow. Take a look!
From St. Louis Gun Rights Examiner: 'Gun Show Loophole the Number One Federal Priority for the Citizen Disarmament Lobby?'
Mike McCarville reports that America's gun-buying spree since the election of Barack Obama has not slowed down one bit. The rush on the gun stores continues.
Live from the Upper Texas Gulf Coast has an excellent quote concerning Michael Savage's rant against a certain classification of firearms.
Snarkybytes posts some info on the boomershoot coming up in a few days.
From Codrea's Gun Rights Examiner: 'Why Does Our Government Equate Constitutionalists with Terrorists?' This is the MUST-read of the day.
Western Rifle Shooters Association also has essential reading on the disturbing ignorance of the populace that results in disasters such as Obama.
The Newbius Papers provides good evidence that the Brady Campaign can't handle debate.
Say Uncle points out an NRA Board nominee who is sorely needed at this time. I agree.
Pax Parabellum posts a statement that highlights the stupidity and illogic of liberals.
Nicki enumerates the things that make her purrrr like a kitten, not the least of which has to do with citizens using firearms.
Sebastian reports that 'the Bastard' has started yet another anti-gun group. The Mayor probably realizes his 'Mayors Against Citizen Rights' is fizzling, so he figured he had best start up another travesty of human liberty...
JR, in anticipation of tomorrow's national tax day tea party protests, has a good poster for the event. Take a look!
2A Musing muses on a shooting class he took recently, which includes some comments on the Colt Pocket Hammerless.
21 Guns Salute and his lovely wife are due our congratulations today.
Free in Idaho calls our attention to even more pirates engaging in violations in the wake of the Navy rescue.
Way Up North writes about the unnecessary and ridiculous fuss being made over Sarah Palin by the mainstream media.
Ride Fast and Shoot Straight calls our attention to a barefaced liar on the gun issue.
Tam comments on the mainstream media frenzy to whip up support for gun control.
The Rustmeister says that at least one mainstream media outlet has provided a counter-balance to the Commercial Appeal's anti-gun bias.
Days of our Trailers has a link that informs us of the latest anti-gun antics of 'Snuffy' Pfleger in Illinois. Yep, he's baaaaack!
Walls of the City posts a mega-fisking of a bone-headed numbskull. Read it all.
From Sipsy Street Irregulars: 'With Friends Like This, Who Needs Enemas?'
Breda has all the info for tonight's edition of Gun Nuts Radio. The topic will be self-defense, and they are having a very special guest. Click for details.
Alphecca blasts the Washington Post for suggesting the U.S. is the 'big, bad bully' in the Somalian pirate situation.
Conservative Libertarian Outpost reports that the scuttlebutt has come out on the rescue of Captain Phillips, who was captured by Somalian pirates.
Robb Allen does a side-by-side comparison of a Glock and a KelTec.
Traction Control's commercial site has plenty of guns and ammo for sale for 'buy a gun day,' which is tomorrow. Take a look!
From St. Louis Gun Rights Examiner: 'Gun Show Loophole the Number One Federal Priority for the Citizen Disarmament Lobby?'
Mike McCarville reports that America's gun-buying spree since the election of Barack Obama has not slowed down one bit. The rush on the gun stores continues.
Live from the Upper Texas Gulf Coast has an excellent quote concerning Michael Savage's rant against a certain classification of firearms.
Snarkybytes posts some info on the boomershoot coming up in a few days.
From Codrea's Gun Rights Examiner: 'Why Does Our Government Equate Constitutionalists with Terrorists?' This is the MUST-read of the day.
Western Rifle Shooters Association also has essential reading on the disturbing ignorance of the populace that results in disasters such as Obama.
The Newbius Papers provides good evidence that the Brady Campaign can't handle debate.
Say Uncle points out an NRA Board nominee who is sorely needed at this time. I agree.
Pax Parabellum posts a statement that highlights the stupidity and illogic of liberals.
Nicki enumerates the things that make her purrrr like a kitten, not the least of which has to do with citizens using firearms.
Sebastian reports that 'the Bastard' has started yet another anti-gun group. The Mayor probably realizes his 'Mayors Against Citizen Rights' is fizzling, so he figured he had best start up another travesty of human liberty...
JR, in anticipation of tomorrow's national tax day tea party protests, has a good poster for the event. Take a look!
2A Musing muses on a shooting class he took recently, which includes some comments on the Colt Pocket Hammerless.
21 Guns Salute and his lovely wife are due our congratulations today.
Free in Idaho calls our attention to even more pirates engaging in violations in the wake of the Navy rescue.
Way Up North writes about the unnecessary and ridiculous fuss being made over Sarah Palin by the mainstream media.
Ride Fast and Shoot Straight calls our attention to a barefaced liar on the gun issue.
Tam comments on the mainstream media frenzy to whip up support for gun control.
The Rustmeister says that at least one mainstream media outlet has provided a counter-balance to the Commercial Appeal's anti-gun bias.
Days of our Trailers has a link that informs us of the latest anti-gun antics of 'Snuffy' Pfleger in Illinois. Yep, he's baaaaack!
Walls of the City posts a mega-fisking of a bone-headed numbskull. Read it all.
Friday, March 27, 2009
Second Amendment News Roundup for 3/27/09
Focusing on guns, politics, and news of interest, here is today's Second Amendment News Roundup:
Say Uncle says that apparently Sec of State Hillary Clinton didn't get the memo about murder rates in Mexico and the time-table of 'assault weapons bans' and their expiration dates.
Sipsy Street Irregulars reports that the ATF is at it again, back to their old shenanigans, this time hitting up licensed gun manufacturers for all of their records.
David Codrea's Gun Rights Examiner takes an in-depth look at this ATF initiative and examines its real purpose.
Bloviating Zeppelin points to a cover story that states unequivocally that the police state is already here and operational in America.
2A Musing has more on the Clinton-Mexico initiative with regard to 'tackling the Second Amendment.'
From Robb Allen: 'Facts. Why Can't They Just Stick to the Narrative?'
Texas Fred reports that a former military officer has filed a federal criminal complaint against Barack Obama.
Sebastian informs us that Governor Sarah Palin has appointed an NRA Board Member as Alaska's Attorney-General.
Kurt Hofmann provides a good summary of some gun rights victories in Illinois.
Armed and Safe has a must-read entitled, 'Clueless in California.'
Insight on Freedom posts essential reading entitled, 'Now They're Coming for Your Kids!'
Days of our Trailers has some key excerpts from the big gun debate last night on WGN Radio.
The Rustmeister shows us a video of a new gadget--the 'cell phone gun.'
Nicki blogs on a 'band of scumbags' out in Oakland.
Pax Parabellum has the first rule of gun-fighting. 'It's elementary, my dear Watson.'
Joe Huffman provides the quote of the day on Barney Frank. By the way, did you hear that Nancy Pelosi slipped up and referred to Frank as 'chairwoman' in a news conference yesterday?
Notoriously Conservative notes that runaway inflation is on the way. Take a look to find out why.
JR reports that the employer parking lot gun bill has passed the Texas Senate.
Roberta X blogs on her new firearm.
Rev. Kharma observes that in this hour when America faces critical problems, the Senate springs into action on 'the big one!' Take a look.
Dark Blog has a must-read on the police state, entitled, 'Innocence is Irrelevant.'
Ms. Underestimated has a must-see video of the British member of Parliament, Daniel Hannan, explaining why the government-run healthcare system of Britain is so monstrous.
An Ol' Broad's Ramblings provides some good political cartoons to get your weekend started with a chuckle. Enjoy.
Say Uncle says that apparently Sec of State Hillary Clinton didn't get the memo about murder rates in Mexico and the time-table of 'assault weapons bans' and their expiration dates.
Sipsy Street Irregulars reports that the ATF is at it again, back to their old shenanigans, this time hitting up licensed gun manufacturers for all of their records.
David Codrea's Gun Rights Examiner takes an in-depth look at this ATF initiative and examines its real purpose.
Bloviating Zeppelin points to a cover story that states unequivocally that the police state is already here and operational in America.
2A Musing has more on the Clinton-Mexico initiative with regard to 'tackling the Second Amendment.'
From Robb Allen: 'Facts. Why Can't They Just Stick to the Narrative?'
Texas Fred reports that a former military officer has filed a federal criminal complaint against Barack Obama.
Sebastian informs us that Governor Sarah Palin has appointed an NRA Board Member as Alaska's Attorney-General.
Kurt Hofmann provides a good summary of some gun rights victories in Illinois.
Armed and Safe has a must-read entitled, 'Clueless in California.'
Insight on Freedom posts essential reading entitled, 'Now They're Coming for Your Kids!'
Days of our Trailers has some key excerpts from the big gun debate last night on WGN Radio.
The Rustmeister shows us a video of a new gadget--the 'cell phone gun.'
Nicki blogs on a 'band of scumbags' out in Oakland.
Pax Parabellum has the first rule of gun-fighting. 'It's elementary, my dear Watson.'
Joe Huffman provides the quote of the day on Barney Frank. By the way, did you hear that Nancy Pelosi slipped up and referred to Frank as 'chairwoman' in a news conference yesterday?
Notoriously Conservative notes that runaway inflation is on the way. Take a look to find out why.
JR reports that the employer parking lot gun bill has passed the Texas Senate.
Roberta X blogs on her new firearm.
Rev. Kharma observes that in this hour when America faces critical problems, the Senate springs into action on 'the big one!' Take a look.
Dark Blog has a must-read on the police state, entitled, 'Innocence is Irrelevant.'
Ms. Underestimated has a must-see video of the British member of Parliament, Daniel Hannan, explaining why the government-run healthcare system of Britain is so monstrous.
An Ol' Broad's Ramblings provides some good political cartoons to get your weekend started with a chuckle. Enjoy.
Thursday, March 26, 2009
Second Amendment News Roundup for 3/26/09
Focusing on guns, politics, and news of interest, here is today's Second Amendment News Roundup:
From Gun Rights Examiner: 'A Black Man With A Gun--An Interview with Kenn Blanchard.' This is a real-time online interview where you can ask questions. Read it and ask your question, if you have one.
Mike McCarville reports that 65 pro-gun Democrats just may have stopped the push toward gun control during this session of Congress.
Western Rifle Shooters Association puts it succinctly on the Obama administration with, 'Don't Say You Weren't Warned.'
The Wandering Minstrel reports good news from Long Beach, California on the defeat of an ammunition registration ordinance.
From Hofmann's St. Louis Gun Rights Examiner: 'Erasing the Second Amendment?'
Say Uncle says that the vast majority of the American people are not buying the Obama-Clinton line that Mexican drug cartels are getting their guns from legitimate American sources.
Pax Parabellum has more on the Mexican crisis.
Sipsy Street Irregulars comments on the fact that the outcry from citizens put a stop to the Missouri outrage, where law-enforcement was ready to consider persons just as Glenn Beck, Ron Paul, and militia members 'terrorists.'
Nicki writes about the new law that forces people to 'volunteer' in national service. An Orwellian nightmare.
Sebastian provides good reading entitled, 'Sophie's Constitutional Choice.'
JR says he can't go to the annual NRA Meetings and Blog Bash due to an unfortunate turn of events, and he has a room at the hotel which someone can get if they haven't already obtained accommodations.
Roberta X points to some Chinese saber-rattling on the heels of their call for a new world currency to replace the dollar.
From 21 Guns Salute: 'The Math of American Death During Revolution.'
Armed Citizen posts a very important read on racist indoctrination in America. Read it all.
Alphecca has the good news that another gun control bill in Illinois has failed.
Blogstitution has a great post today on using the courts as a political weapon, particularly as the Left is doing in order to bring Sarah Palin to financial ruin.
Ride Fast and Shoot Straight posts info on a free one-year membership to the NRA, complete with a ton of membership benefits. Take a look.
Tam nails it with her question to Democrats who took control of Congress in 2006 promising 'fiscal responsibility.'
Robb Allen provides a MUST-read with 'Obama to Require Steelers to Redistribute Their Super-Bowl Trophies.'
Texas Fred points to the latest example of foreign policy lunacy to emanate from the haunted head of Barack Obama.
The Rustmeister has the video of a true stalwart of liberty from Great Britain giving British Prime Minister Gordon Brown a verbal slap-down.
Days of our Trailers posts updated info on tonight's big gun debate on WGN Radio.
From Insight on Freedom: 'America's Crossing of the Rubicon.' Read it all!
Walls of the City points to the fact that the Obamanoids devalued the dollar by making one big verbal blooper...this is getting to be a regular thing.
Way Up North reports that Christians all over the U.S. are so disturbed by Obama and his administration that they are engaging in 'fasting and prayer' for America to be saved from socialism.
From Gun Rights Examiner: 'A Black Man With A Gun--An Interview with Kenn Blanchard.' This is a real-time online interview where you can ask questions. Read it and ask your question, if you have one.
Mike McCarville reports that 65 pro-gun Democrats just may have stopped the push toward gun control during this session of Congress.
Western Rifle Shooters Association puts it succinctly on the Obama administration with, 'Don't Say You Weren't Warned.'
The Wandering Minstrel reports good news from Long Beach, California on the defeat of an ammunition registration ordinance.
From Hofmann's St. Louis Gun Rights Examiner: 'Erasing the Second Amendment?'
Say Uncle says that the vast majority of the American people are not buying the Obama-Clinton line that Mexican drug cartels are getting their guns from legitimate American sources.
Pax Parabellum has more on the Mexican crisis.
Sipsy Street Irregulars comments on the fact that the outcry from citizens put a stop to the Missouri outrage, where law-enforcement was ready to consider persons just as Glenn Beck, Ron Paul, and militia members 'terrorists.'
Nicki writes about the new law that forces people to 'volunteer' in national service. An Orwellian nightmare.
Sebastian provides good reading entitled, 'Sophie's Constitutional Choice.'
JR says he can't go to the annual NRA Meetings and Blog Bash due to an unfortunate turn of events, and he has a room at the hotel which someone can get if they haven't already obtained accommodations.
Roberta X points to some Chinese saber-rattling on the heels of their call for a new world currency to replace the dollar.
From 21 Guns Salute: 'The Math of American Death During Revolution.'
Armed Citizen posts a very important read on racist indoctrination in America. Read it all.
Alphecca has the good news that another gun control bill in Illinois has failed.
Blogstitution has a great post today on using the courts as a political weapon, particularly as the Left is doing in order to bring Sarah Palin to financial ruin.
Ride Fast and Shoot Straight posts info on a free one-year membership to the NRA, complete with a ton of membership benefits. Take a look.
Tam nails it with her question to Democrats who took control of Congress in 2006 promising 'fiscal responsibility.'
Robb Allen provides a MUST-read with 'Obama to Require Steelers to Redistribute Their Super-Bowl Trophies.'
Texas Fred points to the latest example of foreign policy lunacy to emanate from the haunted head of Barack Obama.
The Rustmeister has the video of a true stalwart of liberty from Great Britain giving British Prime Minister Gordon Brown a verbal slap-down.
Days of our Trailers posts updated info on tonight's big gun debate on WGN Radio.
From Insight on Freedom: 'America's Crossing of the Rubicon.' Read it all!
Walls of the City points to the fact that the Obamanoids devalued the dollar by making one big verbal blooper...this is getting to be a regular thing.
Way Up North reports that Christians all over the U.S. are so disturbed by Obama and his administration that they are engaging in 'fasting and prayer' for America to be saved from socialism.
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Second Amendment News Roundup for 3/25/09
Focusing on guns, politics, and news of interest, here is today's Second Amendment News Roundup:
The Liberal Heretic thoroughly fisks Obama and Geithner over their brazen economic power-grab.
Say Uncle has the must-read of the day on the government scam of seizing, at gunpoint, the banks and forcing them accept TARP funds. Now they want to expand this beyond banks. Read it all.
Texas Fred has more on this highly dangerous proposal.
Days of our Trailers says that 'Snuffy' Pfleger is back in the news, and wait till you see what he said about teaching gun safety!
The Rustmeister reports that our 'friends' over at VPC have an FFL!!
Conservative Libertarian Outpost has more on the story we reported this morning about widespread fraud and corruption at ACORN. This is Obama's baby, and it appears that insiders are now blowing the whistle on the fraudulent group that just may have stolen the election for Obama!
The Bobo Files points to a very good reason why the Second Amendment should be protected from Obama and company.
Mike Vanderboegh reports that he is the latest target of hate-filled vitriol over at the Daily Kos, that bastion of leftwing nuttery.
JR posts some interesting info on firearms related bills that he says should be opposed in Texas, thus proving that even in Texas the antis are on the march.
Walls of the City has some significant news regarding Obama's plummeting approval ratings in the polls.
Sebastian reports that one of my favorite people, Sarah Palin, is being attacked by her detractors in the financial realm. They are trying to ruin her financially. Take a look.
Tam posts a real hum-dinger today on violations of the Constitution. Whatever you do, don't pass up reading this one!
Ahab has a wrap-up and audio of last night's edition of Gun Nuts Radio, if you missed it.
Robb Allen says that Obama has goofed up so many times we don't need to go reporting inaccuracies about it. With that in mind, it seems I must retract my story earlier in the week concerning Obama's letter to Jacques Chirac. It looks as if it never happened. Sorry about that.
It seems that Ride Fast and Shoot Straight has a problem with being muzzled. Read it for the context.
Pax Parabellum presents a scary scenario with 'You Must Welcome Your New Chinese Overlords.'
Alphecca has news on a bill that would protect Veterans' civil rights.
Free in Idaho makes an excellent point about Obama's tendency to pass the buck--to the former President.
Roberta X provides us with some smokin' hot criticism of the 'idiot in chief.'
Michelle Malkin publishes her syndicated column today, and it delves into the ominous plan by Obama to fund and start a new 'national service corp.'
David Codrea reports he will be on Freedom Fighter Radio tonight at 9 PM. Take a look for details.
From Codrea's Gun Rights Examiner: 'Blame Criminal, Not Guns for Oakland Shootings.'
Armed and Safe posts complete info on the upcoming national anti-gun debate on WGN Radio. Take a look for date and time.
From Hofmann's St. Louis Gun Rights Examiner: 'So What If They are Weapons of War?'
The Liberal Heretic thoroughly fisks Obama and Geithner over their brazen economic power-grab.
Say Uncle has the must-read of the day on the government scam of seizing, at gunpoint, the banks and forcing them accept TARP funds. Now they want to expand this beyond banks. Read it all.
Texas Fred has more on this highly dangerous proposal.
Days of our Trailers says that 'Snuffy' Pfleger is back in the news, and wait till you see what he said about teaching gun safety!
The Rustmeister reports that our 'friends' over at VPC have an FFL!!
Conservative Libertarian Outpost has more on the story we reported this morning about widespread fraud and corruption at ACORN. This is Obama's baby, and it appears that insiders are now blowing the whistle on the fraudulent group that just may have stolen the election for Obama!
The Bobo Files points to a very good reason why the Second Amendment should be protected from Obama and company.
Mike Vanderboegh reports that he is the latest target of hate-filled vitriol over at the Daily Kos, that bastion of leftwing nuttery.
JR posts some interesting info on firearms related bills that he says should be opposed in Texas, thus proving that even in Texas the antis are on the march.
Walls of the City has some significant news regarding Obama's plummeting approval ratings in the polls.
Sebastian reports that one of my favorite people, Sarah Palin, is being attacked by her detractors in the financial realm. They are trying to ruin her financially. Take a look.
Tam posts a real hum-dinger today on violations of the Constitution. Whatever you do, don't pass up reading this one!
Ahab has a wrap-up and audio of last night's edition of Gun Nuts Radio, if you missed it.
Robb Allen says that Obama has goofed up so many times we don't need to go reporting inaccuracies about it. With that in mind, it seems I must retract my story earlier in the week concerning Obama's letter to Jacques Chirac. It looks as if it never happened. Sorry about that.
It seems that Ride Fast and Shoot Straight has a problem with being muzzled. Read it for the context.
Pax Parabellum presents a scary scenario with 'You Must Welcome Your New Chinese Overlords.'
Alphecca has news on a bill that would protect Veterans' civil rights.
Free in Idaho makes an excellent point about Obama's tendency to pass the buck--to the former President.
Roberta X provides us with some smokin' hot criticism of the 'idiot in chief.'
Michelle Malkin publishes her syndicated column today, and it delves into the ominous plan by Obama to fund and start a new 'national service corp.'
David Codrea reports he will be on Freedom Fighter Radio tonight at 9 PM. Take a look for details.
From Codrea's Gun Rights Examiner: 'Blame Criminal, Not Guns for Oakland Shootings.'
Armed and Safe posts complete info on the upcoming national anti-gun debate on WGN Radio. Take a look for date and time.
From Hofmann's St. Louis Gun Rights Examiner: 'So What If They are Weapons of War?'
Friday, February 06, 2009
Time to Stop Ashley Juggs...Err, Judd!
What do you do when you are a female with no brain but 2 fairly nice 'jugs'? You go to Hollywood, memorize somebody else's words, and star in stupid movies...and probably join some fringe-element environmental or animal rights group.
This is precisely the life-story of Ashley Juggs...err, I mean, Judd.
Judd stated on Thursday that 'It's time to stop Sarah Palin.'
It seems that Ms. Judd had her bra in a knot and panties in a wad over some practices in Alaska that result in some wild animals being killed. And she is part of a fringe-element animals rights group in Washington that has some pretty kooky ideas.
Sarah Palin, it seems, has become their target.
So Judd goes out and blasts Governor Palin--because, well, she is a conservative, a hunter, a gun rights activist, and basically an all-around normal human being.
Which is more than we can say for the kooky Juggs....
This is precisely the life-story of Ashley Juggs...err, I mean, Judd.
Judd stated on Thursday that 'It's time to stop Sarah Palin.'
It seems that Ms. Judd had her bra in a knot and panties in a wad over some practices in Alaska that result in some wild animals being killed. And she is part of a fringe-element animals rights group in Washington that has some pretty kooky ideas.
Sarah Palin, it seems, has become their target.
So Judd goes out and blasts Governor Palin--because, well, she is a conservative, a hunter, a gun rights activist, and basically an all-around normal human being.
Which is more than we can say for the kooky Juggs....
Thursday, February 05, 2009
Letter from Sarah Palin
From Governor Sarah Palin to all members of her new PAC, SarahPAC.com:
Be sure to visit the website of SarahPAC at www.SarahPAC.com. It is not too early to begin thinking about the 2012 Presidential election. Governor Palin represents perhaps the best hope conservatives have of regaining the White House.
Dear Supporter,
I wanted to take a moment to thank you for joining SarahPAC. What a week it has been! Thanks to supporters like you we have had a fabulous start.
I want you to know that I have been truly touched by your notes of support and encouragement and look forward to working with you all in the future to advance our shared ideas and goals. These are just a few of the touching notes I've received from you:
Don from Juneau, AK: "I joined the PAC, and I'm willing to help in any way I can. I firmly believe you are exactly what this country needs, more so now than ever. Go Sarah!"
Cindy from St. Louis, MO: "My husband and I signed up for the PAC this morning. We are thrilled and behind you 100%! We will help any way we can."
Dee from Nashville, TN: "Be courageous! Be strong! Be bold! Don't quit. Thanks for all you've done, there are many of us praying for you daily!"
As a nation, we face serious challenges ahead. Our country is far too dependent on foreign sources of energy. Greed and corruption have broken the public's faith in our economic system.
By speaking out, proposing new policies, and working together, I believe we can ensure that America's best days are ahead of us. And this is what we will accomplish together through SarahPAC.
That is why I hope you will continue to support SarahPAC by encouraging your friends, family, and colleagues to visit our website, www.SarahPAC.com to sign up for updates. With your help, I'll be able to speak out. And you know I will speak for you.
Please stay tuned for more information and updates- I'll be in touch with you soon about more ways to help our PAC.
With an Alaskan heart,
Sarah
P.S. I'm counting on you to spread the word to your friends about SarahPAC. Please tell them to sign up for email updates at www.SarahPAC.com and visit my official Facebook page to share your thoughts and comments. Thank you!
Be sure to visit the website of SarahPAC at www.SarahPAC.com. It is not too early to begin thinking about the 2012 Presidential election. Governor Palin represents perhaps the best hope conservatives have of regaining the White House.
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
Sarah Palin Launches Political Action Committee
In an action that many believe is a precursor to a run for the White House in 2012, Alaska Governor Sarah Palin has launched her own political action committee called 'SarahPAC.'
The PAC's website can be accessed at http://www.sarahpac.com/.
From the website:
This is good news. Palin represents a breath of fresh air for conservatives in American politics.
The PAC's website can be accessed at http://www.sarahpac.com/.
From the website:
Dedicated to building America's future, supporting fresh ideas and candidates who share our vision for reform and innovation.
SarahPAC believes America's best days are ahead. Our country, founded on conservative principles and the fight for freedom, must confront the challenges of the 21st century with integrity, innovation, and determination.
This is good news. Palin represents a breath of fresh air for conservatives in American politics.
Saturday, January 10, 2009
MSNBC Blasts Palin Again
Even after openly admitting that it actively promoted Barack Obama for President during its supposed 'objective' news broadcasts, MSNBC has blasted Sarah Palin yet again.
As if the campaign trash the network threw at the public concerning Palin and her family weren't enough, an MSNBC anchor stated yesterday that 'Palin is unqualified.'
How so? By whose standard?
Oh, you mean according to the standard of a network that is owned by a company that was promised bailout money by the Obama team if it would help get the candidate elected?
The statement took place as the anchor was interviewing the filmmaker who is releasing a documentary on Palin in late February entitled, 'Media Malpractice.'
Instead of 'the UNfairness Doctrine' in news reporting, I support what I call the 'Justice Doctrine.' The only way the American public can get justice with regard to a blatantly biased mainstream media is to shut down MSNBC, ABC, NBC, ABC, and CNN...along with the NYT, WaPO, and Newsweek.
As if the campaign trash the network threw at the public concerning Palin and her family weren't enough, an MSNBC anchor stated yesterday that 'Palin is unqualified.'
How so? By whose standard?
Oh, you mean according to the standard of a network that is owned by a company that was promised bailout money by the Obama team if it would help get the candidate elected?
The statement took place as the anchor was interviewing the filmmaker who is releasing a documentary on Palin in late February entitled, 'Media Malpractice.'
Instead of 'the UNfairness Doctrine' in news reporting, I support what I call the 'Justice Doctrine.' The only way the American public can get justice with regard to a blatantly biased mainstream media is to shut down MSNBC, ABC, NBC, ABC, and CNN...along with the NYT, WaPO, and Newsweek.
Friday, January 09, 2009
Sarah Palin Speaks Out on 'Media Malpractice'
In a new documentary film to be released in late February entitled, 'Media Malpractice,' Sarah Palin takes aim at the mainstream media over the manner in which her candidacy was handled.
Palin blasts Katie Couric, and rightly so, for a deft 'cut-and-paste' job in the interviews she did for CBS News, which left Palin looking very different than the Sarah Palin everyone knows and loves.
Apparently Couric and company left out a ton of material that would have shown a much different--and positive--picture of Palin than the one that was aired.
But then, we told you that right here on The Liberty Sphere. Couric is a hack, a lightweight, a sorry excuse for a serious reporter. The same can be said for her counterparts at NBC and ABC.
Palin goes further to talk about media hypocrisy--another issue we talk about quite a bit here at The Liberty Sphere.
When Barack Obama, for example, requested of the media that they consider his child to be off-limits, they gladly complied. But Palin? Her children have been dragged through the mud as if they were scum of the earth.
According to statements actually made in the mainstream media, Palin is not the mother of Trig, Trig should have been aborted, Palin's daughter is trash because she became pregnant out of wedlock, Palin and her husband are awful parents because as Christians they should not have raised a daughter who became pregnant out of wedlock, and other such outrageous displays of the lack of journalistic integrity.
The Leftwing in this country, of which Democrats, the mainstream media, environmentalist wackos, and others are a part, have so many double-standards that one's head begins to spin.
And in this election in particular, that double-standard was multiplied by 10 for one single-minded purpose--to get Barack Obama elected to the Presidency.
Well, Palin will have her revenge once the documentary is released. And it will be long overdue.
For more information about the documentary and its filmmaker, click here for a special report from Andrew Breitbart.
Palin blasts Katie Couric, and rightly so, for a deft 'cut-and-paste' job in the interviews she did for CBS News, which left Palin looking very different than the Sarah Palin everyone knows and loves.
Apparently Couric and company left out a ton of material that would have shown a much different--and positive--picture of Palin than the one that was aired.
But then, we told you that right here on The Liberty Sphere. Couric is a hack, a lightweight, a sorry excuse for a serious reporter. The same can be said for her counterparts at NBC and ABC.
Palin goes further to talk about media hypocrisy--another issue we talk about quite a bit here at The Liberty Sphere.
When Barack Obama, for example, requested of the media that they consider his child to be off-limits, they gladly complied. But Palin? Her children have been dragged through the mud as if they were scum of the earth.
According to statements actually made in the mainstream media, Palin is not the mother of Trig, Trig should have been aborted, Palin's daughter is trash because she became pregnant out of wedlock, Palin and her husband are awful parents because as Christians they should not have raised a daughter who became pregnant out of wedlock, and other such outrageous displays of the lack of journalistic integrity.
The Leftwing in this country, of which Democrats, the mainstream media, environmentalist wackos, and others are a part, have so many double-standards that one's head begins to spin.
And in this election in particular, that double-standard was multiplied by 10 for one single-minded purpose--to get Barack Obama elected to the Presidency.
Well, Palin will have her revenge once the documentary is released. And it will be long overdue.
For more information about the documentary and its filmmaker, click here for a special report from Andrew Breitbart.
Monday, January 05, 2009
Second Amendment News Roundup for 1/5/09
Focusing on guns, politics, and news of interest, here is today's Second Amendment News Roundup:
Sipsy Street Irregulars has a timely reminder on the Holder nomination for AG.
Guess who's buying IndyMac!? Pamela Geller reports that it is THIS familiar face who is notorious for creating havoc in speculative markets so he can pick up the pieces at cut-rate prices. This is how he's made his billions, the bastard.
Gun Rights Examiner: 'Holder: To Be or Not to Be' by David Codrea.
Codrea comments on the Obamination's boneheaded prescription for a troubled economy.
There is absolutely no doubt that Al Franken and the Democratic Party in Minnesota outright stole the election from Norm Coleman. Michelle Malkin writes today about the clown that is set to take a seat in this joke of a Congress.
One thing's for sure--this joke of a Congress is no joke when it comes to attacking gun rights. Sebastian muses that we must be ready to defend ourselves from whatever direction they attack us.
Nicki shows us an example of what defines the word 'insanity.'
Armed and Safe gives us the latest indescribably boneheaded blather emanating from the Violence Policy Center.
JR posts some information of interest on a Colt auction. Take a look!
Pax Parabellum posts the question he submitted to the RNC debate on the selection of the new GOP chairmanship. It's a good one!
Say Uncle reports that Democratic insiders on Capitol Hill are intent on payback when it comes to guns. They intend to punish the GOP for pushing gun rights and will initiate a new assault weapons ban.
Robb Allen adds his commentary to this issue. It's gonna be a rough ride, folks.
Syd has a must-read on the wheel gun from Gabe Suarez.
Blogonomicon shares a great post on the 1936 classic on Patrick Henry, entitled, 'Give Me Liberty.'
Tam comments on the Bush Derangement Syndrome, along with a few appropriate quips about Clinton Derangement Syndrome.
Traction Control believes Obama may be moving to the right of the current administration on some issues. I hope he's right, but I have my doubts about that.
Breda says that it takes quite a woman to be man of the year.
Days of our Trailers has info on two new forums for gun owners.
Texas Fred announces the formation of the United States Gun Owners Association.
Insight on Freedom wonders if Afghanistan will be Obama's Viet Nam.
Bloviating Zeppelin provides must-read commentary on the ground war in Gaza.
An Ol' Broad's Ramblings has today's edition of 'Obamarama.'
Sipsy Street Irregulars has a timely reminder on the Holder nomination for AG.
Guess who's buying IndyMac!? Pamela Geller reports that it is THIS familiar face who is notorious for creating havoc in speculative markets so he can pick up the pieces at cut-rate prices. This is how he's made his billions, the bastard.
Gun Rights Examiner: 'Holder: To Be or Not to Be' by David Codrea.
Codrea comments on the Obamination's boneheaded prescription for a troubled economy.
There is absolutely no doubt that Al Franken and the Democratic Party in Minnesota outright stole the election from Norm Coleman. Michelle Malkin writes today about the clown that is set to take a seat in this joke of a Congress.
One thing's for sure--this joke of a Congress is no joke when it comes to attacking gun rights. Sebastian muses that we must be ready to defend ourselves from whatever direction they attack us.
Nicki shows us an example of what defines the word 'insanity.'
Armed and Safe gives us the latest indescribably boneheaded blather emanating from the Violence Policy Center.
JR posts some information of interest on a Colt auction. Take a look!
Pax Parabellum posts the question he submitted to the RNC debate on the selection of the new GOP chairmanship. It's a good one!
Say Uncle reports that Democratic insiders on Capitol Hill are intent on payback when it comes to guns. They intend to punish the GOP for pushing gun rights and will initiate a new assault weapons ban.
Robb Allen adds his commentary to this issue. It's gonna be a rough ride, folks.
Syd has a must-read on the wheel gun from Gabe Suarez.
Blogonomicon shares a great post on the 1936 classic on Patrick Henry, entitled, 'Give Me Liberty.'
Tam comments on the Bush Derangement Syndrome, along with a few appropriate quips about Clinton Derangement Syndrome.
Traction Control believes Obama may be moving to the right of the current administration on some issues. I hope he's right, but I have my doubts about that.
Breda says that it takes quite a woman to be man of the year.
Days of our Trailers has info on two new forums for gun owners.
Texas Fred announces the formation of the United States Gun Owners Association.
Insight on Freedom wonders if Afghanistan will be Obama's Viet Nam.
Bloviating Zeppelin provides must-read commentary on the ground war in Gaza.
An Ol' Broad's Ramblings has today's edition of 'Obamarama.'
Friday, January 02, 2009
HEADLINES FROM THE ISRAELI-GAZA FRONT
Israel vowed to continue its attacks on Gaza even in the wake of heavy criticism for the death of one of the leaders of Hamas. In fact, Israel has intensified its offensive, according to a report in The Jerusalem Post.
Even so, the Post published an analysis written by David Horovitz which suggests Israel is on the brink of making the same mistake it did in 2006 in The Second Lebanon War.
Israel has a history of making a strong start in its retaliatory responses to Islamic terrorists all around it. It also has an ominous history of losing its resolve early on in the face of world criticism and gradually waning support from its closest friends.
Related to that issue, the Post points to the intense battle for public opinion currently being waged on America's streets.
If Israel makes the mistake once again of retreating before the job is done, it may not have a chance to render its enemies impotent ever again. Each time Israel retreats, Hamas and Hezbollah grow stronger.
This is not good for Israel, America, or the world.
The danger that these Islamic terrorist organizations pose to American interests is highlighted here.
A bit of good news for Sarah Palin fans, such as myself--Governor Palin has shown solidarity with our Jewish friends by attending a Chanukah celebration in Anchorage, during which she lit a candle in memory of the victims of the terrorist attacks in India.
I agree with Pamela Geller...this woman has guts. I can't wait for her to run against the Obamination in 2012.
Even so, the Post published an analysis written by David Horovitz which suggests Israel is on the brink of making the same mistake it did in 2006 in The Second Lebanon War.
Israel has a history of making a strong start in its retaliatory responses to Islamic terrorists all around it. It also has an ominous history of losing its resolve early on in the face of world criticism and gradually waning support from its closest friends.
Related to that issue, the Post points to the intense battle for public opinion currently being waged on America's streets.
If Israel makes the mistake once again of retreating before the job is done, it may not have a chance to render its enemies impotent ever again. Each time Israel retreats, Hamas and Hezbollah grow stronger.
This is not good for Israel, America, or the world.
The danger that these Islamic terrorist organizations pose to American interests is highlighted here.
A bit of good news for Sarah Palin fans, such as myself--Governor Palin has shown solidarity with our Jewish friends by attending a Chanukah celebration in Anchorage, during which she lit a candle in memory of the victims of the terrorist attacks in India.
I agree with Pamela Geller...this woman has guts. I can't wait for her to run against the Obamination in 2012.
Friday, December 26, 2008
Second Amendment News Roundup for 12/26/08
Focusing on guns, politics, and news of interest, here is today's Second Amendment News Roundup:
Gun Rights Examiner posts David Codrea's column for today entitled, 'A Wanted Man and a True Success Story.'
From Codrea's War on Guns:
*They're kicking us while we're down with more taxes.
*About That Virginia Tech Gun Ban
Roberta X shares some interesting thoughts on governments. It's worth reading.
HERE is a follow-up to the story of the JBT raid of a food co-op in Ohio. It seems the directors of the co-op are fighting back. Good!
From Gateway Pundit:
*Christmas was declared a holiday in Iraq for the very first time.
*EU urges Arab gov'ts to allow Christian churches
*Blago's lawyers want Obama aides to testify before House impeachment committee
From Sipsey Street Irregulars:
*We Will Not Disarm--a must-read!
*An excellent review of the movie 'Valkyrie'
*Interesting post on the usefulness of supposedly 'obsolete' weapons
Caroline Glick, Middle East expert and internationally-renown journalist, now has her own TV show on Pajamas Media TV. Take a look for details.
Pax Parabellum has a stunning must-read on Timothy McVeigh and Obama-pal Bill Ayers. So, what's the difference between McVeigh and Ayers? Apparently nothing!
Breda blogs on the many good things that happened all over Iraq during the year.
The Wandering Minstrel says that gun signs can be seen all over Arizona--a stark contrast to California. He also has a photo.
LOL! Texas Fred reports that Sarah Palin has proclaimed the official end of Christmas for 2008, and he has the photo to prove it!
Walls of the City has a fitting tribute to President Bush for those qualities in a human being that are often overlooked.
Days of Our Trailers blogs on 'the gift that keeps on giving'...sort of like herpes.
Conservative Libertarian Outpost says it's time for conservatives to get their revenge on the liberal media, and the Media Research Center has obliged...the 2008 goofiest MSM quotes of the year.
Michelle Malkin provides today's update on the never-ending bailout march.
News you won't find anywhere else. Pamela Geller at Atlas Shrugs presents the whole truth on the Islamic terrorist attack in India. What they did to the Rabbi and his wife is simply barbaric. Warning! Post and pictures not for the faint of heart!
Gun Rights Examiner posts David Codrea's column for today entitled, 'A Wanted Man and a True Success Story.'
From Codrea's War on Guns:
*They're kicking us while we're down with more taxes.
*About That Virginia Tech Gun Ban
Roberta X shares some interesting thoughts on governments. It's worth reading.
HERE is a follow-up to the story of the JBT raid of a food co-op in Ohio. It seems the directors of the co-op are fighting back. Good!
From Gateway Pundit:
*Christmas was declared a holiday in Iraq for the very first time.
*EU urges Arab gov'ts to allow Christian churches
*Blago's lawyers want Obama aides to testify before House impeachment committee
From Sipsey Street Irregulars:
*We Will Not Disarm--a must-read!
*An excellent review of the movie 'Valkyrie'
*Interesting post on the usefulness of supposedly 'obsolete' weapons
Caroline Glick, Middle East expert and internationally-renown journalist, now has her own TV show on Pajamas Media TV. Take a look for details.
Pax Parabellum has a stunning must-read on Timothy McVeigh and Obama-pal Bill Ayers. So, what's the difference between McVeigh and Ayers? Apparently nothing!
Breda blogs on the many good things that happened all over Iraq during the year.
The Wandering Minstrel says that gun signs can be seen all over Arizona--a stark contrast to California. He also has a photo.
LOL! Texas Fred reports that Sarah Palin has proclaimed the official end of Christmas for 2008, and he has the photo to prove it!
Walls of the City has a fitting tribute to President Bush for those qualities in a human being that are often overlooked.
Days of Our Trailers blogs on 'the gift that keeps on giving'...sort of like herpes.
Conservative Libertarian Outpost says it's time for conservatives to get their revenge on the liberal media, and the Media Research Center has obliged...the 2008 goofiest MSM quotes of the year.
Michelle Malkin provides today's update on the never-ending bailout march.
News you won't find anywhere else. Pamela Geller at Atlas Shrugs presents the whole truth on the Islamic terrorist attack in India. What they did to the Rabbi and his wife is simply barbaric. Warning! Post and pictures not for the faint of heart!
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