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Indian-American appoints Black-American to Senate, but it doesn’t matter because racism or something…
The news of the day is that Indian-American governor of South Carolina has appointed Tim Scott to replace Jim DeMint in the U.S. Senate. Scott will be the only Black American serving in the Senate and only the 7th in the entire … Continue reading
Electile Dysfunction
It has been a while hasn’t it since I’ve written anything. Well here I am writing again to who know who will ever read this post. not a problem, as I write for my own interest rather than necessarily to … Continue reading
Posted in Conservatism, government, Obama, politics
Tagged electile dysfunction, election, election day, elections have consequences, liberal media, media bias, Obama, politics, romney, society
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Pray for the Santorum family
I haven’t much been following the Republican primaries. In fact, I’ve been rather busy with many things, but still endeavor to keep with political developments, even though I haven’t been writing much. The news today is that Rick Santorum’s daughter Bella has been hospitalized. My prayers go out to him and his family, and to the families of all those who are hurting, in pain, or experiencing loss this holiday season.
That said, this does perhaps give a way for him to graciously exit a campaign that caught fire too late and seems unlikely to do anything other than stall.
Where’s the handbasket? The country’s gone all to hell….
It’s been a while as I’ve watched on the sideline as the country continues to spiral ever downward into a cesspool of liberal induced death, like an unsuspecting impala dragged down to his death by a crocodile in a Nature … Continue reading
Posted in Conservatism, economics, government, History, Obama, politics, Popular Culture, tea party, US Senate
Tagged american populace, country is broke, debt slavery, Gen X, Snookie, USA looses AAA status
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The Feminist Plantation
I don’t think there is anything I can add to this: Originally posted at NewsReal 90 years after the 19th Amendment to the Constitution was ratified, giving women the vote, Democrats are actively seeking to figuratively repeal the amendment. They … Continue reading
Why does something so right feel so wrong?
How can something so right (voting) feel so wrong? It’s easy when it’s your first time to cast a vote in the Republican Party primary when all your life you’ve been a staunch Democrat (or at least a loyal one). … Continue reading
Ahhhhhh…..I can’t hear you, I can’t you, I can’t hear you!
We’ve all seen little kids do it. Stick their fingers in their ears when they hear something that they would rather ignore, usually accompanied by a whining, “I can’t hear you, I can’t hear you, lalalalalala.” It’s understandable in a … Continue reading
Posted in politics, Popular Culture
Tagged Black people, black people used by democrats, NAACP, race, race politics, Sherrod
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“I like my tea Black”
There’s been a great deal of noise being made on the increasingly frantic left about the rapid rise of “Tea Parties” in the American political consciousness. Reporters from the so-called mainstream media cannot seem to stop themselves from focusing relentlessly … Continue reading
I may be conservative… but I’m still Black
Conservative AND Black In my political journey from idealistic stalwart Democrat to die-hard conservative, I have paid little price for my convictions, chiefly because I tend to keep my political opinions to myself and don’t really feel like arguing with … Continue reading
Hope & Change comes to the Bay State
In what may be a harbinger of things to come, Scott Brown has won the special election for the “Kennedy seat” in Massachusetts. The lackluster campaign performance of Martha Coakley coupled with deep seated dissatisfaction with the ever more unpopular … Continue reading
The Truth in Black and Right 