Sep
5
The Brilliance of the Palin Pick
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Forty million, yes 40,000,000 people watched Gov. Sarah Palin Wednesday night, eclipsing the 38 million that saw the Obama speech. Americans saw and heard Palin without the far left, hate America, socialist/liberal media filter, whose ultimate goal is to turn the United States into a European socialist state. As usual the left overplayed their hand. Gov. Palin’s performance was flawless, executed to perfection and struck fear into the Obama sycophants. Yes, the empty suits on the left, devoid of any substance were suddenly confronted with substance. But, they knew it and that’s why they tried to destroy her before the rest of the country found out. It didn’t work as 51% of those polled believe that the media was unfair to Palin. The American people saw Palin look squarely into the cameras and discovered someone completely opposite of what the domestic enemies of this country were trying to portray. Read more
Sep
3
It’s Official - McCain Republican Nominee
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Tonight Senator John McCain was elected the official nominee of the Republican Party for the President of the United States.
Sep
3
Palin Hits a Home Run
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Governor Sarah Palin exceeded expectations with an acceptance speech this evening delivered in a manner reminiscent of Ronald Reagan. She reminded us that small town America still produces people of remarkable common sense like Harry Truman. See for yourself.
Sep
3
Obama and Infanticide
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As previously posted at Kentucky Political Review on Aug 21, Obama’s views on abortion are unfathomable. This short video testimony is further evidence.
Sep
2
Lieberman Asks Democrats to Vote for McCain for the Good of Country
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Senator Joe Lieberman (CT) made an impassioned invitation for Democrats and Independents to vote for John McCain during a speech at the Republican Convention. He warned them not to be swayed by Obama’s eloquent speeches because he has no record. He implored all Americans to put country before Party and vote for John McCain because he had the character and experience to due what is necessary for the good of all Americans at this most crucial point in history.
Sep
1
There is an uncanny similarity between Gollum and Carville, don’t you agree?. 
When the Democrat Party has dirty work to be done, they always resort to their favorite hatchet man, James Carville and his willing accomplice, CNN. Carville was sent out to attack Governor Sarah Palin in his innate nasty way that seems to come so naturally to him. Read more
Sep
1
While the party responsible for chasing God out of our schools and the public square have some members gleefully speculating that there might now be a God because hurricane Gustav has come in time for the Republican National Convention they apparently have not noticed the most recent polls. Read more
Sep
1
As Hurricane Gustav slams into the Louisiana coast, Senator McCain has suspended most GOP convention activities except that which is mandated by law. President Bush and Vice President Cheney had both canceled their Monday night appearances at the convention. Their will be no opening cerimonies today and no speakers.
Former DNC chairman Don Fowler had made comments that hurricane Gustave shows that ‘God is on the Democrats side’. He later apologized for his remarks. DNC workers who arrived in Minneapolis to staff their ‘war room’ are now laying low for the time being.
Despite all of this, the latest tracking polls show McCain gaining ground on Obama.
Aug
29
Obama Campaign Dismisses Small Town and Blue Collar America Once Again
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Before McCain’s VP pick, Sarah Palin, had even had the opportunity to give her speech the Obama campaign attacked the pick as being inexperienced coming from a small town in Alaska with no foreign policy experience. This is reminiscent of the gaffe Obama made in Pennsylvania during the primary that nearly cost him the nomination. He was roundly criticized by Hillary Clinton and others for his elitism and insensitivity to small town and blue collar America. Read more
Aug
29
Just like the day after a rock concert or the “big game” it’s back to reality. For a night you were entertained and distracted from the ordinariness of life, but you soon realize that nothing has changed, the mortgage payment has to be made and the entertainers of the night before are not going to help you with any of your responsibilities. So it is with the Hollywood production, celeb packed event at the coronation of Barak Obama as the Democrat nominee for president. Read more