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Apparently Liberals Still Aren’t Over Palin

July 11, 2009 · 3 Comments

As Ann Coulter mocked beautifully this week, liberals just cannot seem to get over Sarah Palin.  Just within the last 24 hours, the following was put forth:

1.) Suddenly now, it appears that Levi Johnston has become the new hero to liberals.  I mean, it’s only natural.  He made a baby he’s not taking care of, he lived off of the Palins for months, and he’s caving into all the sudden new respect, adoration, and praise of a group of idiots. 

2.) Just this morning, Sarah Palin and her attorney released the following statement:

When Governor Palin announced that she would be resigning, in part, because of the unusual number of frivolous ethics complaints burdening the state of Alaska, that was not intended to be an invitation to file more frivolous ethics complaints. Not everyone got the message. As if to underscore the Governor’s point, two more frivolous complaints were filed this week.

For example, Raymond A. Ward (DOB 1947), has apparently filed a state ethics complaint (No. 19) incorrectly alleging that the Governor has appeared on “television and radio variety shows earning and accepting money for personal and private use on state time.” These allegations are categorically false. Though signed under “penalty of purgery” (sic) it is apparent that Mr. Ward has no factual basis for the statements he has made.

Governor Palin has never been paid an appearance fee or received other remuneration from any “television or radio” show. She has not been paid for any media interview. The allegations made by Mr. Ward have no basis in truth.

In releasing the complaint publicly today, Mr. Ward violated the confidentiality provision of the Ethics Act. Mr. Ward is apparently no stranger to the Alaska court system apparently with a collection of criminal and civil matters allegedly involving him, including possible allegations of: filing a false report, illegal use of the telephone, criminal trespass, domestic violence, vehicle tampering, and DUI. Ward’s attorney in some of those past cases–Rex Butler.

Attached are Courtview print-outs as well as an updated list of ethics complaints.

THOMAS VAN FLEIN-Personal Attorney for Governor Palin

Criminal and civil matters?  Interesting.

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“The Most Accomplished and Respected”

July 8, 2009 · 7 Comments

This was interesting.  Another article focusing on Sarah Palin titled “Sarah Palin Is Smarter Than The Media Think,” Jon Friedman begins:

Sarah Palin is the most fascinating politician of her time. Sure, Barack Obama is the most accomplished and respected but news junkies can’t get enough of Palin, love or hate her.

His approval rating is slipping everyday.  We have record unemployment that is only climbing, record national debt that is only climbing and today we hear that North Korea is suspected in hacking many U.S. Government Web Sites as well as South Korean Web Sites.

“Accomplished and Respected” are in the eye of the beholder Mr. Friedman and please don’t ever forget it.

Was any article like that written about GW Bush in his first year?

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America is Slowly Fighting Its Way Back….

July 8, 2009 · 22 Comments

Just days after Governor Palin’s resignation and days after the media deems trouble with the GOP, a new set of polls released show that Americans are fighting back for conservative values….

First, according to the latest Gallup poll, Obama dropped another point in his ratings and is now at an all time low of 58%

Second, as Biden tries to convince us that government is the answer and that a second stimulus is needed, another poll reveals that 60% of Americans firmly oppose a second stimulus with only 27% supporting.

Third, Gallup also reveals that 68% are dissatisfied with the State of the Nation (it seems that “last eight years” bit is slowly running out).

Finally, a research poll done by Gallup on a lot of hot issues show that right now; as we speak, and in despite of November 2008’s election results, Americans are growing more toward conservatism as opposed to liberalism. 

Sad thing is, I am not certain how long this country can endure Carter#2.  The physical damage will indeed be done.  But the political damage to the left will pave way for a bright new era where recovery can begin.

***UPDATE***

The new daily Gallup released today at noon CST reveals yet another 2 point drop in the President’s approval rating bringing him down to 56%.

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Not a bad article on Palin’s resignation….

July 7, 2009 · Leave a Comment

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Shannyn Moore: The Liberals’ “Hero”

July 6, 2009 · 9 Comments

It’s okay to be a hero.  Being a hero gives one a sense of honor.  Along with honor comes compassion, decency, and respect.  Not just respect for ourselves, but also respect for others around us.  Being a hero commands an essence of fairness and requires an understanding of truth and facts before taking action.

Did anyone ever see an episode of Batman, Superman, or Wonder Woman where either one of the three captured or brought down someone without using their super powers to gain the absolute truth about one of their bad guys before taking action?  If so, I’d like to see them.  Then again, those shows had plots which were written decades ago – back when someone like Shannyn Moore would be forced to pay dire consequences for her irresponsiblity and her candid apparent starve for attention regardless of the cost to others.

Shannyn Moore “reported rumors.”  This is her defense.  And its this defense that has readers of the Bluffington Post declaring “Shannyn is a hero in my book.” 

If that book had a title, I wonder what it would be.  The Adventures of the Rumor-Reporting Alaskan?

Shannyn Moore; on her webpage, led others to believe (or in her words: “reported rumors”) that Sarah Palin may be under federal investigation.  Immediately, the FBI answered and said such rumors were absolutely false.  Did Shannyn Moore apologize?  No, she gave a speech in front of Sarah Palin’s office portraying HERSELF as the victim and Palin as the “bully” and “coward.”

If indeed Shannyn Moore was not a guest on MSNBC or never wrote blather that winds up on the Bluffington Post or in “articles” that pop up on internet search engines when one selects “news”, I wouldn’t be complaining.  But, this is someone Keith Olbermann (I know, just go with me for a minute) uses as a reference and has as a guest on his show whenever they want to report another ethics probe-canard against Sarah Palin.

Everyone of them (18 in one year) were won by Sarah Palin in which they found nothing wrong.  Even though Alaskans footed the bill for the legal fees and even though Sarah Palin had to pay in the neighborhood of $600K out of her own pocket to cater to these lunatics everytime MSNBC wanted to throw a worm to Shannyn Moore for more gossip on the soon-to-be ex-governor. 

After Palin announced her resignation, it was brought to Palin’s attention that this woman was contributing to the spread of these false rumors.  The response from Palin’s attorney is stated below in another post addressing Ms. Moore directly.

Now, this woman is going on Keith Olbermann’s show AGAIN tonight to talk about this issue.  In the video above, it is astonishing how this woman – this scumbag and sorry excuse for someone who could possibly report ANYTHING - and be used by a “news” organization like MSNBC, can state the First Amendment as defense in her response to Sarah Palin.  How about an apology?

The audacity one must have to claim being a victim and to be bullied by Palin when indeed it was this woman who helped bring many of these bogus ethics charges against Palin is off the charts.

JohnInCa sent an article in a previous forum stating that if Sarah Palin decides to follow through with her plans to sue someone like Shannyn Moore, that it could cost Moore thousands of dollars…..she deserves it…..and it needs to be immediately known that not only does this woman continue to hold her head high after stooping so low for attention, but that MSNBC and others in the media will continue to use her as a credible guest on their programs.

Any liberal that shows up, I challenge you to look through every post on this blog and find one false rumor peddled about any liberal politican as if it were fact.

Never. 

This woman needs to grow up and deserves the legal beating of her life.

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To Catch an Arsonist

July 6, 2009 · Leave a Comment

On March 14, 2001, a battalion chief called to report a fire behind the Southwest Supermarket at 35th Ave & McDowell Rd in Phoenix. That fire began in a trash heap behind the store and quickly raged out of control inside. Firefighter Bret Tarver, an eight-year veteran firefighter with a wife and three daughters, was with his crew on Engine 14, C shift when the call came out. As the order was made to go from “offensive” to “defensive”, the crew of E14 became entangled in debris and needed to be rescued. Bret could not be reached at first but the RIC crew went back, refusing to leave their brother firefighter. His body was pulled from the fire just minutes before the roof collapsed.

Today, it was announced that the arsonist who set the fire, Chris Benitez, has been arrested. Benitez apparently joined the Army to avoid charges. In 2007, an anonymous tip led investigators to Benitez and a two-year investigation ensued. I have all the respect in the world for those who serve our country; however, those who use the uniform of the US Army to hide from the crimes they’ve committed immediately earn my deepest disdain. Benitez is currently being charged with arson of an occupied structure and murder. I hope against hope that he rots in prison for the remainder of his existence.

The ability to catch an arsonist is one that investigators work long and hard to hone. In this case, they approached it like Novocaine: just give it time and it’ll always work. It worked well here. I can only hope Bret’s wife and daughters will see justice done. I hope that somewhere deep down Benitez feels some remorse for starting a fire that claimed the life of a man who was devoted to his familiy and his community. To my friends…I don’t ever want to go to any of your funerals. Stay safe, brothers.

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Where Does It Stop?

July 6, 2009 · 1 Comment

Obama rammed the stimulus down everyone’s throats by using scare tactics–”if we don’t pass this, you’ll lose everything you have.” He’s trying to force cap-and-tax and universal healthcare on us the same way–”your healthcare providers will rob you blind!” and “global warming must be stopped before we destroy our only home!” He’s now taking his fiscal idiocy a step further by proposing legislation that will stop financial companies from getting too big.

My understanding of this new set of “rules” is that all financial companies will be required to limit what they do in the event that they collapse so that they don’t “pose a systemic risk” as Obama puts it. They’ll do this by imposing hefty penalties on companies that become too big to fail as they see it; it will mean that any financial powerhouse that gets too big in the eyes of the government will have to pay fines and fees that will supposedly undo all of the profits made by taking those risks. It will also strip certain companies of their rights. Companies like GE, which is in both finance AND commerce, would not be allowed to continue to operate in both ends of the industry. So much for the American dream.

Obama says his aim is to make it less appealing to get so big that failure would cost too much to be worth it to the CEO’s and other top names in these companies. In reality, this is socialism through and through: it’s the attempt to forcibly equalize everyone. What he’s basically saying is you can’t take too much risk or become too successful, otherwise you’ll pay through the teeth to make sure you don’t get into too much trouble.

ALL business involves risk, like it or not. That’s the nature of a free market. Starting a business requires that you risk everything you have should something go wrong. It can never be guaranteed or cushioned against failure in any way. Unfortunately, that’s life. When the government steps in and says, “you have to do this, this, this, this and this to avoid having a negative impact on other businesses,” freedom ceases to exist and socialism takes root. We’re up to our eyeballs in it now, and we’re doing little to stop it.

Liberals scream that it’s the lack of regulation that created this mess, thus Obama’s plan is absolutely necessary. HORSEHOCKEY. Bring back the regulation as it was previously and there would be no need for the government to tell anyone that they can’t prosper too much before they have to pay for it. Our little “experiment” in deregulation has failed miserably, just as our foray into the world of making homeownership a right rather than a privilege failed equally as miserably. Stop requiring banks to take on a certain amount of risky debt, stop requiring that they lend to everyone regardless of certain issues, and bring back the previous regulation and there would be no need for putting a cap on how big or intertwined a company can become.

But that wouldn’t play into Obama’s vision for America. I have to ask…where does it stop? Obama didn’t just bail out the banks, he took it a step further and bailed out the auto industry. Bush started that game and it was the worst step he could have taken. Where does it end? When the government has taken control over all industry, commerce and business in America? First they put a cap on the banks, then what? The automakers? Wait, he already did that. Next I suppose it’ll be retail. Wal-Mart can’t be allowed to get so big, because so many depend on the near-minimum-wage jobs the company provides. The government has to step in and stop them from failing. Grocery stores have to be regulated, too, or it might have an impact on other local retail. Oh, and mr. and mrs. small business have to be regulated, too–if they fail, individuals might have to go further to obtain certain services, and now we’ll be impacting the environment.

Where does it stop? When do we draw the line and tell the government they’ve gone too far? When they’ve taken over every aspect of our lives? That’s what we’re on the way to allowing. I work for a financial institution full-time, and that company is led by a man who saw a long time ago just how dangerous the credit default swap and subprime games were. I have a good job and a great boss because of that. I do not want to be limited in how far I can go because the government has decided that the company I work for is too big. It’s not up to anybody to set limits for me. That is MY choice. The Constitution guarantees it.

It’s difficult to see how we got to this point, but it’s not irreversible. If we start right now, it can stop RIGHT HERE.

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Sarah’s Reason?

July 5, 2009 · 13 Comments

Sarah

I use the news of Sarah Palin’s unexpected move to resign as Alaska’s governor as an “I told ya so” moment.  It’s been a few months since the national election and in those months liberals spent all their time attempting to downplay Sarah Palin….and there have been a few Republicans who really think it was time to leave her in the dust.  The media reaction to the news instantly refutes all of those claims and positions.

While Obama had the press in the bag for him during the election, it became apparent that Republicans – especially those that drew larger crowds than Obama did at rallies, speeches, and televised debates – needed a new angle.  Sarah Palin, like any decent and hardworking American, got involved in politics because she didn’t like the way her tax dollars were being spent.  Some of us show up on blogs and complain about it, some of us can write books and vent, and a very chosen few can have radio shows that draw more listeners than Oprah or every liberal television host at MSNBC and radio host at Air America radio combined. 

As attractive and likable as she is, Sarah chose a humble path.  She went to college, married the man she loved, had five beautiful kids and allowed God to keep handing her new opportunities.  Coming into the political world on a national level with such an impressive resume that beamed with the light of what makes someone a true American, you would think that one would have it easy.  But higher powers provide opportunities like this for a reason.   

As unimportant as liberals would like to pretend Sarah Palin is to real Americans, I am confused as to why we are getting such an over-the-top response from liberals in the media?  Immediately, the New York Times was flooded with articles and comments – mostly linking the resignation to the current status of the GOP.  Then there are the hosts on Air America, MSNBC, and moonbat writers like Shannyn Moore who once tried to convince us on this blog that she was an independent, that are celebrating.  The comments on her webpage to the news are pretty self explanatory.  Then of course, a full page ad on The Huffington Post seems to bump the death of Michael Jackson into the number two slot of news items today. 

Shannyn Moore became a guest on MSNBC chatting with fine folks like Keith Olbermann, a wise and honorable man who – like Sean Hannity and Bill O’Reilly – opens up his show to guests with diverse opinions all the time, right?  Anyway, since the election, Moore has been hot on Palin’s trail and while Obama’s staff reminded Americans how Obama’s personal relationships with people like Jeremiah Wright & William Ayers were irrelevant smear - and scolded us on the far-fetched rumor that Obama would enact policies that would bankrupt the coal industry (ahem), liberals took that fair and smear-free style of theirs to the really important issues like: Bristol’s pregnancy, questioning who Trig really belonged to, insisted that Sarah Palin abused her power in the firing of a violent Alaskan state trooper that is still employed and the commissioner who left state service on his own - and let’s not forget her fancy pantsuits and the tanning bed she kept in her home…heavy stuff!

Ever since Obama sent a thrill up Oprah Winfrey’s leg, the entire media jumped into bed with him.  Because of the portrayal of Bush in his final years by that same media AND that same talk show host who would not have an even-more-popular Sarah Palin on her show before the election, Obama really had an easy ride.  The curse was there, and now we’ll watch the appropriate people suffer for the decisions being made right now.  (If you don’t think it will be you, just wait until you get your utility bill in a few more months).

Unemployment is still rising, inflation is starting to surface, North Korea is seconds away from destroying Hawaii, but Obama’s parents would be really proud of his smile and the fancy speeches he gives us.  That sort of falls in line with one of the tough questions he was asked during the campaign by Brian Gumbel about how his parents would have felt and if Obama was thinking of them.  Or when he was asked by another journalist when was the last time he cried.  Meanwhile, Sarah Palin is giving an oral book report on the Bush Doctrine and asked if she agrees with it – just moments after she put her son on a plane to fight in a war executed under the same author of that doctrine.  Why no, I do not agree Charlie, but my son’s going to fight with my blessing anyway!

Sarah Palin has the will of good Americans on her side.  However; as Governor, her powers are limited on a national level.  Just tonight, Palin released a statement crediting a “higher calling” to unite true Americans that refuse to give up on their ideas of what made this country great. 

But with the media constantly telling you one story with its own color, even the will of good Americans can fizzle.  But that same will never dies and has the ability to flourish all over again.

Sarah will now be able to spend more time in the lower 48.  She can use her enormous popularity to give speeches, write a book or two, and really put together one hell of a national base with plenty of money and endless resources as unemployment continues to rise, inflation soars, interest rates go up, and the quality of our healthcare goes down the drain, she can use those resources to speak on behalf of so many voices that will need to be heard.  Her force – as it is with true Americans – will be unbreakable in the same outlets that reject her now.  Sooner or later they’re going to have to face it.

So, be prepared to hear the term “political suicide” coming from every major news outlet in the country.  Be prepared for liberals to tell us that Sarah Palin made a fast dodge to escape her next really big controversy and ethics probe about overpriced miniskirts purchased for her when she went to middle school.  (I just hope nobody finds out that her beauty pageant was rigged!)

That will be all we will need to read and hear.  Sarah hasn’t gone away and she isn’t going anywhere anytime soon. 

PALIN2012!

******Update******

Regarding the moonbats and their theories, Palin’s attorney released the following statement:

“To the extent several websites, most notably liberal Alaska blogger Shannyn Moore, are now claiming as ‘fact’ that Governor Palin resigned because she is ‘under federal investigation’ for embezzlement or other criminal wrongdoing, we will be exploring legal options this week to address such defamation,” Van Flein said in a statement. “This is to provide notice to Ms. Moore, and those who re-publish the defamation, such as Huffington Post, MSNBC, the New York Times and The Washington Post, that the Palins will not allow them to propagate defamatory material without answering to this in a court of law.”

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Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death

July 4, 2009 · 2 Comments

“Let justice be done though the heavens should fall.” –John Adams

“They that can give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary security deserve neither liberty nor security.” –Benjamin Franklin

“In politics, as in religion, it is equally absurd to aim at making proselytes by fire and sword. Heresies in either can rarely be cured by persecution.” –Alexander Hamilton

“Cherish, therefore, the spirit of our people, and keep alive their attention. Do not be too severe upon their errors, but reclaim them by enlightening them. If once they become inattentive to the public affairs, you and I, and Congress, and Assemblies, Judges, and Governors, shall become wolves.” –Thomas Jefferson

“How could a readiness for war in time of peace be safely prohibited unless we could prohibit, in like manner, the preparations and establishments of every hostile nation?” –James Madison

“I love the man that can smile in trouble, that can gather strength from distress, and grow brave by reflection. ‘Tis the business of little minds to shrink; but he whose heart is firm, and whose conscience approves his conduct, will pursue his principles unto death.” –Thomas Paine

“Honesty will be found on every experiment, to be the best and only true policy; let us then as a nation be just.” –George Washington

“Is life so dear, or peace so sweet, as to be purchased at the price of chains and slavery? Forbid it, Almighty God! I know not what course others may take; but as for me, give me liberty or give me death! –Patrick Henry

Today, America, my country, is two hundred thirty-three years old. Some historians argue that the Fourth of July is an arbitrary date, since the Colonies had been at war with the British for nearly a year by 4 July 1776. In reality, Thomas Jefferson wrote of 2 July 1776 as the day future generations would remember and celebrate, as that was the day the Continental Congress officially voted to ratify the Declaration of Independence. But it wasn’t made public until two days later, which is why we still celebrate the Fourth today.

Despite lack of rations (food), proper clothing, equipment and, in some cases, training, thousands of colonists stood up more than two hundred thirty years ago to tell the British to shove it and go home. Despite failure after failure, they picked themselves back up, bandaged their wounds, and said, “hey! Is that all you got? Get back here, we ain’t done yet!” Every single man who signed the Declaration of Independence lost his whole life; he lost his wife, children and land, saw his house burned to the ground, his brothers hung or set before a firing squad, his reputation destroyed by government labels of traitor and murderer–and STILL stood for what he believed was right. Every single man.

It wasn’t perfect, but they fought. They knew well that the country they were founding would be a place for all people to find freedom. They even fought each other over the wording of the document that we hold so dearly today to ensure that we, in this generation, would still be free. The politicians of this generation, however–most of them, anyway–would have absolutely no ability to sacrifice what our forefathers did. When faced with the prospect of losing anything our politicians today tuck tail and run. They’d rather pass the loss on to us.

Too many people are absolutely clueless as to what was given and the price paid so that we could live our comfortable lives now. Maybe the lack of proper education in American history is what makes the current generation so apathetic. Maybe they’re just too comfortable. Whatever the reason, we cannot afford now to remain immobile. Take the time to educate yourself. We’ll never figure out where we’re going as long as we forget where we’ve been.

“I have sworn upon the altar of God, eternal hostility against every form of tyranny over the mind of man.” –Thomas Jefferson

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You Can Keep Her!

July 2, 2009 · 3 Comments

Former US Rep. Cynthia McKinney (D-GA) is an Israeli prison after she and other “activists” attempted to take a ship through an Israeli blockade of Gaza. Now she wants out.

“We were in international waters on a boat delivering humanitarian aid to people in Gaza when the Israeli Navy ships surrounded us and illegally threatened us, dismantled our navigation equipment, boarded and confiscated the ship,” she said in a statement, adding that they were immediately taken into custody. 

“Immigration officials in Israel said they did not want to keep us, but we remain imprisoned,” she said. 

Ok, fine.  She was taking dollies, chess sets, Robitussin and snacky cakes to the folks in Gaza.  The US has already promised nearly a billion dollars in aid to the terrorist Hamas regime that controlled Gaza.  Why did they need her stuff?

Given McKinney’s wild, conspiracy theory-fueled ideals and her undying love for the people who hate Israel, it might do her good to have a little “time out.”  Notice that Obama isn’t making any great effort to bail this crazy woman out of prison despite his public statements.

State Department and White House officials have not effected our release or taken a strong public stance to condemn the illegal actions of the Israeli Navy of enforcing a blockade of humanitarian assistance to the Palestinians of Gaza, a blockade that has been condemned by President Obama.”

McKinney is borderline….no she is full-fledged NUTS.  And she is anti-Semitic.  She is squarely associated with anti-semitic elements. After she lost her Georgia re-election campaign due to her kook statements and actions, her anti-Semite brothers stepped in.

Following McKinney’s concession speech, a reporter attempted to ask the Congresswoman why she thought she lost. The New Black Panther member interrupted, shouting, “Why do you think she lost? You wanna know what led to the loss? Israel. The Zionists. You. Put on your yarmulke and celebrate.” 

 ”This incident is reminiscent of the 2002 campaign in which Rep. McKinney’s father “blamed the J-E-W-S” for her defeat,” said Ms. Rose. “Rep. McKinney did not distance herself from the anti-Semitic comments then, and her service in Congress has been clouded by a perception that she also harbors such feelings.”

So, maybe it’s time that Cynthia spent a little time in deep thought.  Obama won’t claim her.  She was defeated for re-election in a primary by another black Democrat.  She was too whacko for everyone in her own party.  That speaks volumes to her objectives and ideology.

At least, under Israeli detention, she will not be tortured or decapitated.

 

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