I really hoped that the traditional Americans among us were in the midst of reviewing, reflecting and regrouping after the ideological enemy managed to beat us for the only nationally elected office this republic sports. After browsing the reader’s comments… Read More ›
Regular readers of this page know that I am a proud citizen of Cardinal Nation, the vast swath of lower Mississippi watershed where the only contact with Major League Baseball for several decades was the distance 50,000 watts from KMOX,… Read More ›
by Pamela Grothaus The GOP missed a grand opportunity last week. Instead of showcasing our commitment to the sanctity and dignity of human life—a plank in the party platform since 1980—we collectively gasped in disbelief over the clumsily worded pro-life… Read More ›
Read the below article with as much empathy as you can, this journalist is lamenting that his profession is being taken over by CITIZEN JOURNALISTS. Cry me a river! What’s ironic is his job is over as he knows it,… Read More ›
The best way to anger feminists, is to give a woman a women’s rights award. I love when Rush Limbaugh states on his radio program that feminism is something for ugly women to do to make themselves feel better. I guess,… Read More ›
Soon, the Supreme Court will decide the fate of one of the most controversial bills the Congress has ever passed, if not the most controversial. The Affordable Care Act of 2010, better known now as Obamacare. The folks over at… Read More ›
**Story Update** Dateline Wisconsin 6-5-12 Tea Party Backed Republican Governor Scott Walker takes Democrat Tom Barrett to the woodshed! Walker wins his recall election by 11% points. Tea Party Wins Again, Conservative Rebellion! **Story Update** Dateline Texas: Tea party Republican… Read More ›
by The Patriot I ask that you welcome me to The Constitution Club. I also want to extend a promise to you the reader, that I will only bring timely and relevant stories to you. That they would be both exciting to read… Read More ›
By Thom Paine – the Independent Realist Today I will be reviewing Sarah Palin. No, I mean Michele Bachman. No, I mean… well, this is difficult because they are so much alike. So much so I have often wondered if… Read More ›
It was an obvious conclusion, but it was absolutely wrong. – Herbert George Wells, The Time Machine
Worth seeing, here. . .
A personal look at the 2008 vice presidential candidate
The year 2008 was politically the most exciting and unusual in a generation. It hosted a long, divisive and drama filled campaign season that featured the rapid rise and fall of Rudy Guiliani, Fred Thompson and Mike Huckabee, the unlikely… Read More ›
For the unaware, the title of this diary is named after the singer who once spent most of her already thin public goodwill urging Americans to boycott eating turkey on Thanksgiving. It seems Sarah Palin took part in the grand… Read More ›
Ok, just one more. Intense political conflict only brings out the best in writers. Some of the best and most impassioned writing I have seen in some time all seems to focus around Sarah Palin. I can’t remember a time… Read More ›
In German no less… who thinks this stuff up? Another “don’t miss” video.
You’ve got to love it.
Despite the increasingly bitter and hostile character assassination attempts on her, Sarah Palin has increased the chances of McCain capturing the white house. In Minnesota alone, her candidacy and the GOP convention has resulted in the evaporation of a THIRTEEN point… Read More ›
“Barack Obama, a famous fan of pickup basketball, must recognize his plight: It’s two on one now. John McCain drafted Gov. Sarah Palin, the star point guard from the Wasilla Warriors, to double-team Obama. (McCain’s team doesn’t care if no… Read More ›
The always ahead of the curve, Conclub wise men all agree that the Obama camp is having a hard time finding an effective way to counter the rather unexpected announcement of Palin as McCain’s choice for vice president. Now Palin has been… Read More ›
