Excellent speech from a young lady in Texas. So much for the RAAAACIST crying that the hypocrites on the left are spewing.
Archive for 20 Apr 2009
Tax Day Tea Party Speech…
Posted: 20 Apr 2009 in Conservatism, Politics, Tax, TruthTags: Conservative, Taxes, Truth
Today’s Reading List:
by Allen Hunt
Oseola McCarty, a poorly educated African-American laundry woman in Hattiesburg, Mississippi, gave more to charity in one gift than our Vice-President has given in his lifetime. Last week’s release of the Bidens’ tax returns reveals a troubling character weakness. Stinginess. Unrelenting shameless stinginess.
Obama The European vs Sarko The American
by Rachel Marsden
This week, the London Times exposed French President Nicolas Sarkozy’s frustration with Barack Obama and the media drooling surrounding him. The two have very different leadership styles: Sarkozy actually does something, publicizes it like crazy, then watches as he gets ripped to shreds in France’s overwhelmingly far-left media. Sounds about right for a guy nicknamed “Sarko the American” trying to get something done in Europe. By contrast, Obama says he is going to do something, then watches as the media speculates on how incredibly awesome it will be.
by Bruce Bialosky
This entire episode with pirates is just way to cool. Everyone can relate to this story because pirates have been a part of all our lives. Some of us grew up with Treasure Island and Long John Silver. Others envision Captain Jack Sparrow from Pirates of the Caribbean. Pirates captivate Americans of all ages.
Diversity pisses me off. It is code for be racist against white males. If we don’t promote the blacks, or females, you’re being racist, or discriminating; it doesn’t matter that the particular black, or female, is less qualified for the position. It happens all the time these days. It’s government sponsored, no less. It’s discrimination, plain and simple.
No Matter How You Slice It, It’s Still Discrimination
by Bobby Eberle
Could the time be coming when American laws finally start to mirror American attitudes toward race? For decades, the Democrats have touted such values as equal rights and equal opportunity, but in reality, their policies have been far, far from that model. Rather than treat each person according to his/her merits, laws (pushed by left wing Democrats) have been put in place to actually favor one race or gender over another.
Channel the Anger Taking to the Streets into a Force for Conservative Change
by Terry Paulson
On April 15th, we interrupted my vacation in Tahoe to participate in a rousing tax-day tea party in Carson City, Nevada. We joined over two thousand souls who were tired of watching President Obama chip away daily at our individual liberties and bankrupt the country we love. To the dismay of liberals and their mainstream media supporters, Americans showed up in the tens of thousands across the United States. These were no parties of the rich gathering in their finery for fundraising tea parties. These were average Americans coming together to take a stand for individual liberty! In doing so, they came face to face with a reassuring reality-they were not alone!
Judge Shocks America’s Conscience
by Ken Blackwell
Recently, a federal court issued a decision that may be the next Supreme Court case in the War on Terror. The court ruled that terrorists held by the U.S. military in Afghanistan are entitled to the writ of habeas corpus, extending a panoply of rights to these detainees. This ruling could have a stunning impact on this and future wars, and bears out just how wrong last year’s major Supreme Court habeas case was.
In the Fray: The Battle for Marriage
by Harry R. Jackson, Jr.
Anderson Cooper is one of the class acts on cable news. He is bright, personable, and very thorough as a journalist. Therefore, on occasion I will compare the coverage of major stories on CNN with both the network news outlets and Fox News. Although I have always liked Cooper’s personal style, I often disagree with his slant on the news.
US to put conditions on Tarp repayment
By Krishna Guha and Daniel Dombey in Washington
Strong banks will be allowed to repay bail-out funds they received from the US government but only if such a move passes a test to determine whether it is in the national economic interest, a senior administration official has told the Financial Times.
21 polo horses die at Fla. match; cause unknown
WELLINGTON, Fla. (AP) – Officials were waiting Monday for test results to find out why 21 polo horses from a Venezuelan team fell fatally ill before a match at a Florida tournament. One veterinarian said it looked like some kind of poison was to blame.
Shortages of ammo and gun accessories cropping up nationwide
Most days are like Christmas for Glen Furtardo.
When he opens boxes sent to the Winchester Gallery gun store in east Fort Worth, he finds out what ammunition he’ll have to stock his shelves with that day as demand for weapons and ammo soars. Reports of heavy sales at gun stores began around the time of Barack Obama’s election as president, and months later, dealers are facing ammo shortages nationwide.
By Matt Spivey
2008 was another year of selfishness for our most powerful leaders. I don’t think a third-person account of this issue is strong enough anymore. This topic has already been covered with that perspective. This time, I’ll speak to the guilty party directly.
MSM’s Tea Party Cognitive Dissonance
By Kyle-Anne Shiver
In all my years of watching news coverage in America, I don’t believe I have ever witnessed more condescending, amateurish, purely politicized reporting than what just transpired among the liberal MSM covering America’s Tax Day Tea Parties. The Tea Parties represented a very significant news event.
By Clarice Feldman
My DC neighbor Rick Ballard, a master of invention and a linguist of note, stopped by to show me his newest creation.
“I call it the Way Forward machine,” he said, explaining it was a takeoff on the reverse phenomenon in the movie ,”Back to the Future” where the Professor was able to transport the souped-up De Lorean backwards in time.
Columbine: Still struggling to accept the lessons
(Author’s Note: This article examines facts related to the Columbine massacre and in no way blames first responders or victims.)
Ten years ago today, on April 20, 1999, two “disgruntled” students decided to murder as many people as possible at Columbine High School. Early in their killing spree, they encountered teacher Dave Sanders and “seriously wounded him with a shotgun blast.” Sanders succumbed to his wounds because medical assistance wasn’t available until over three hours later. What happened in the intervening three hours is both disturbing and vitally important in understanding what course of actions will most likely prevent future Columbines.
No O’pology for killing three African youths?
By James Lewis
The pirate standoff was a classic Jack Bauer crisis: Either shoot the three nutters pointing AK-47s at Captain Richard Phillips, or watch him be killed. So Obama gave permission to use all necessary force should Phillips’ life be in imminent danger, and the Navy Captain in charge gave the order to kill the pirates when a gun was pointed at the hostage’s head.
