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Friday, March 2, 2007
Sins of the Fathers...

So, Barak Obama's ancestors were slave owners. Most Americans agree that it is bad to own slaves, and therefore slave owners should not be elected President of the United States. But, should a candidate be held accountable for the repugnant beliefs and actions of his ancestors? Even if he clearly does not share those beliefs or perpetrate those actions?

If this seems like a simple "yes" or "no" proposition, that just goes to show how unsophiphisticated you are. What elite media types with nuanced understanding appreciate is that it would be unfair and un-American to judge a Liberal Democrat (and especially a Black Liberal Democrat) by the behavior of his slave-holding ancestors, but it is perfectly proper to judge a Conservative Republican candidate, (faithfully married to his first and only wife for three and a half decades) by the behavior of his polygamous ancestors.

Get it now?


Posted by larry_naselli at 12:11 PM CST
Updated: Friday, March 2, 2007 12:14 PM CST
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Friday, February 23, 2007
A New Last Refuge

Nancy Pelosi reacteded to V.P. Cheney’s recent remarks by assuming the role of the injured party. Why? Because there is no answer to the substance of Cheney’s point. The Vice President pointed out that the Murtha-Pelosi push fro American withdrawal from Iraq validates Al Quada’s strategy.

This is axiomatic. The terrorists can never defeat the U.S. Military on the battlefield, so Al Queda has chosen to try to break the political will of the American government by providing as much murder and mayhem as possible for Western News Networks to feed into American living rooms. If the American government quits the fight, Al Queda’s strategy is proved valid.

Murtha and Pelosi have proposed quitting the fight, this validates Al Queda’s strategy. What can Pelosi say? Well, she hauled out not one, but two golden oldie responses to being undone by the facts. 1. “I won’t dignify Cheney’s remarks with an answer,” and 2. “Cheney is questioning my Patriotism.” Translation: 1. there is no answer to the self-evident logic of the V.P.’s analysis, and 2. Let’s change the subject.

It used to be said that “Patriotism is the last refuge of a scoundrel,” but it’s now apparent that Patriotism is at best the second-to-last refuge. When it comes to averting substantive policy debate Pelosi & Co. regularly take refuge in the claim that their Patriotism has been questioned.


Posted by larry_naselli at 9:22 AM CST
Updated: Friday, March 2, 2007 12:14 PM CST
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Thursday, February 15, 2007
And They're Off!

Hillary calls for a "phased withdrawal" of American Armed Forces from Iraq. Obama calls for immediate withdrawal and accuses Hillary of being wishy-washy about retreat. Hillary quickly finds a microphone to assure Democratic Primary voters that she is every bit as invested in American defeat as Obama or anyone else.

With a full year before the Democrat Primaries are held is there any doubt where this is headed? Obama and Hillary are in a race to see who can surrender the fastest.

At this point the general electorate, although unhappy with the situation in Iraq, does not share the lust for an ignominious American defeat that seems to motivate Democrat Primary voters. So, the winner of the Fastest Surrender Derby may simultaneously become the Democrat Nominee and unelectable.

George McGovern, call your office.


Posted by larry_naselli at 8:22 AM CST
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Monday, February 12, 2007
Timeless Truth

Lincoln was one of the most beloved and most hated men in American history. His character and his leadership were viciously maligned, but Lincoln remained focused on the central mission of his Presidency, to preserve the Union, and eventually, despite many setbacks and numerous re-calibrations of strategy and replacements of Generals, Lincoln prevailed.

Speaking at Gettysburg, the scene of a terribly lethal battle fought years after most Americans had expected the war to be over, Lincoln exhorted his countrymen to honor the sacrifices already made by American fighting men, with these timeless words, “It is for us the living, rather, to be dedicated here to the unfinished work which they who fought here have thus far so nobly advanced. It is rather for us to be here dedicated to the great task remaining before us . . . that from these honored dead we take increased devotion to that cause for which they gave the last full measure of devotion . . . that we here highly resolve that these dead shall not have died in vain. . . that this nation, under God, shall have a new birth of freedom . . . and that government of the people . . . by the people . . . for the people . . . shall not perish from the earth.”

 


Posted by larry_naselli at 3:23 PM CST
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Obama's "Macacca" Moment?
Barak Obama has provided a glimpse of his rhetorical skills in dealing with the Jihadist threat, by suggesting a widespread and invidious Muslim antipathy toward Blacks.

Obama claimed on CBS 60-Minutes that his Black skin dissuades Taxi drivers in Chicago from picking him up when he hails them. Well, anybody who rides in a cab in Chicago knows that Obama could not have been playing the well-worn Race Card of implying that White Redneck Cab drivers would leave a Black man standing in the cold, since there’s no such thing as a White Cab Driver in Chicago – they’re all Muslims!

A few months from now, the Mullahs may realize just how offended they were at Obama’s insensitive remarks, and they’ll call for the Arab Street to initiate the requisite Holy activities, i.e. chanting, murdering, pillaging, firing AK-47’s skyward, and lighting up lanky, big-eared effigies in street bazaars all over the Middle East.

Posted by larry_naselli at 3:12 PM CST
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Thursday, February 8, 2007
Support for Pelosi

Speakerette of the House, Grandma Nancy Pelosi, is demanding a 757 to jet back and forth from Washington DC to her California District.

Let me be the first to say that I support Speaker Pelosi . . . I just don't support her mission.


Posted by larry_naselli at 12:18 PM CST
Updated: Thursday, February 8, 2007 1:35 PM CST
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Debate Doublespeak
Contrary to what is being universally reported in the Drive-by Media, the Republican Minority did not, and can not block DEBATE in the Senate. What Republicans blocked was ENDING the debate and holding a vote. 

Media Wise Men may recall that the Democrats used this parliamentary tactic repeatedly for the better part of six years, to block confirmation votes on President Bush's appointments of Federal Judges, as well as legislation that, like the Judicial Appointments, enjoyed the support of a majority of Senators.

In those days, the Drive-by Media never referred to Senate Democrat's refusal to end debate as a refusal to allow debate. Is the decision by News organizations to substitute a Democrat Talking Point (i.e. "Republicans are Blocking the Debate") for the objective facts (i.e. that Republicans have voted against ending the debate) a product of partisanship or ignorance? The correct answer is probably, "both."

Posted by larry_naselli at 11:17 AM CST
Updated: Thursday, February 8, 2007 12:15 PM CST
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Tuesday, February 6, 2007
Cloture Compromise
Senate Republicans should offer to end debate and hold a vote on the Democrats' Iraq Surrender Resolution, in exchange for a change in Senate Rules ending filibusters of Judicial nominees.

Posted by larry_naselli at 4:09 PM CST
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Reagan The Great
Today is the Birthday of the greatest President of the 20th-Century, and a great American Patriot, Ronald Reagan.I well remember the derision with which media elitists regarded President Reagan's overt patriotism. They considered it mere national chauvanism, but Ronald Reagan, who frequently referenced the wisdom of our Founders, understood that America is about an idea: Freedom.America is not just a piece of real estate, it is a vision of God-given human liberty, secured by a Constitutionally limited government, based on the consent of the governed, and the rule of laws that echo the morality of the eternal laws of nature and nature's God. It is an vision that has created the greatest nation in the history of the World, and it is understandable that devotion to this idea would ring hollow with those who either don't understand it, or who reject it for some humanistic alternative.President Reagan made me feel excited about being an American, and he let me know that it was OK to express my love of Country. His Birthday is a good day to thank God that Ronald Reagan lived and served the People of these United States.

Posted by larry_naselli at 8:22 AM CST
Updated: Tuesday, February 6, 2007 4:21 PM CST
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It is simply tooooo rich to hear Harry Reid complaining (with a straight face) about the unfairness of the Republican Minority using the 60-vote Cloture Rule to prevent a Senate vote on the Democrat's Surrender Resolution.

Posted by larry_naselli at 8:20 AM CST
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Friday, January 26, 2007
Blinded By Bush-Hatred Department

The Washington Post provides a classic illustration of the Left's blindness toward the stakes in the worldwide war against Islamic Facists -- a blindness brought on by Leftists' fixation with hating George W. Bush.

In a "news" article entitled, "Hagel Ponders White House Run As War Criticism Raised His Profile," Post Staff Writer, Shailagh Murray offers the following summary of Conservative angst at despair-monger, Sen. Chuck Hagel of Nebraska. "[Hagel's] GOP critics fume that Hagel and his Democratic allies who sponsor resolutions opposing a troop buildup are undermining Bush at a critical moment."

NO, Mr. Liberal Washington Post Reporter, we are fuming at Hagel for undermining AMERICA at a critical moment.

At least the Post correctly associated Hagel's latest outburst with the Senator's Presidential Ambitions, which should put to rest the naive idea that Hagel is a champion of principle; but the assertion that Hagel's treachery is merely a swipe at President Bush is characteristic of the Leftist psychosis that sees George W. Bush as the enemy, while dismissing the real threat from our real and declared enemies.


Posted by larry_naselli at 5:00 PM CST
Updated: Friday, January 26, 2007 5:06 PM CST
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Wednesday, December 13, 2006
Shocked. . . shocked!
Why would anyone be shocked to learn that the Liberal Democrat incoming Chairman of the House Intelligence Committee doesn't know a Sunni from a Shiite from a Martian? The Left doesn't know the difference between Foreign and Domestic Wiretaps, between Jihadi Terrorists and The Founding Fathers, or between Gitmo and the Gulag.

Posted by larry_naselli at 9:35 AM CST
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Monday, December 11, 2006
Two Fronts

Somebody recently told me that President Bush's decision to invade Iraq while we were still fighting in Afghanistan was stupid and doomed to failure, because anybody knows that it is impossible to win a war on two fronts.

That probably explains why the U.S. lost World War II.

But, I do think the two-front proposition has some validity. From the outset President Bush has underestimated the difficulty of America simultaneously withstanding the hateful attacks of both Islamic Jihadists on one front and the Leftist American Media and the Democrat Party on another.


Posted by larry_naselli at 1:58 PM CST
Updated: Tuesday, December 12, 2006 2:38 PM CST
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Friday, December 8, 2006
Obama Invincibility Gains Credibility

Adding to the perception that freshman U.S. Senator, Barak Obama, would be an invincible Presidential Candidate, Obama yesterday survived eating lunch with Hillary Clinton.

Sources close to the event, hosted at his Massachusetts residence by Moderate Democrat, Edward R. Kennedy, told reporters that the conversation between Senator Clinton and Senator Obama was polite, if strained, and that Obama, who seemed uncharacteristically nervous, picked at his food, dropped his fork and his napkin several times and raised eyebrows by inexplicably directing Ms. Clinton's attention to a window several times during the meal.

According to an Obama Staffer, who spoke on condition of anonymity, during the course of the meal Senator Clinton repeatedly asked Senator Obama how he was feeling.  The Staffer said that Obama answered each time that he felt just fine, and that Senator Clinton seemed to supress a growing irritation with each inquiry.

In an unrelated incident, members of Senator Kennedy's household staff reported that following the luncheon they were saddened to find a Kennedy family pet, a Black Lab, lying dead on the floor, as well as a wilted potted plant, both near Obama's place at the table.


Posted by larry_naselli at 10:51 AM CST
Updated: Friday, December 8, 2006 10:59 AM CST
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Thursday, November 30, 2006
Of Stem-Cells and Star Wars
Liberals oppose Strategic Missile Defense as a useless waste of the taxpayers’ money because some of the R&D has produced successful results and some has not; on the other hand, they consider embroyonic stem cell research indispensable and a great investment of the taxpayers’ money, even though all the R&D has failed to produce a single successful result. Why is that?

Posted by larry_naselli at 1:11 PM CST
Updated: Tuesday, December 5, 2006 2:06 PM CST
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Wednesday, November 22, 2006
Obama Campaign Theme

Giving a worse name to Affirmative Action, freshman U.S. Senator, Barak Obama, has been basking in a wholly unearned national spotlight, which will in time reveal to the nation what observant Illinois voters have known for years. Namely, that Obama is a thoroughly conventional Leftist Democrat, substantively distinguished from Teddy Kennedy only in that the former can pronounce the latter's name.

In order to mount the heights of his political ambitions, Obama will need a pithy campaign theme that captures the essence of the man and his message. Here's my suggestion: Barak Obama: Fresh Face, Stale Ideas.


Posted by larry_naselli at 9:53 AM CST
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Tuesday, November 21, 2006
The Real Thing

At least Michael Richards (the Seinfeld character, Kramer) didn't use any truly offensive words, like Macaca.


Posted by larry_naselli at 9:54 AM CST
Updated: Tuesday, November 21, 2006 11:42 AM CST
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Thursday, November 16, 2006
And speaking of not getting their message out...
NPR reported that General John Abizaid, Commander of U.S. Military Forces on the ground in Iraq, told the Senate Armed Services Committee he is optimistic that the U.S. can succeed in Iraq . . . what, doesn't he watch the News?

Posted by larry_naselli at 10:21 AM CST
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Wednesday, November 15, 2006
The Democrat Response

Asked about Iran’s announcement that it will soon successfully complete the nuclear fuel production cycle, U.S. House of Representatives Speaker-to-be Nancy Pelosi warned that Democrats would respond forcefully and decisively to this provocation by introducing legislation to increase the Minimum Wage.


Posted by larry_naselli at 8:57 AM CST
Updated: Wednesday, November 15, 2006 9:56 AM CST
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Help is on the way!

In a clear rebuke to CNN, Al-Jazeera has announced that it will begin English language broadcasts. Despite their best efforts, CNN was simply not getting the job done.


Posted by larry_naselli at 8:55 AM CST
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