Sunday, January 11, 2004
DEAN YELLS AT A VOTER
There was yet another presidential debate today. But this one stands out among to others because towards the end of this one Howard Dean blew his stack and yelled at a voter in the audience. Dale Ungerer, a retiree from Iowa, stood up during a Q&A session and was telling the candidates, "Please tone down the garbage, the mean mouthing, the tearing down of your neighbor and being so pompous". He was talking about the Bush bashing that's become mainstream in the house of the Democrats. Mr. Ungerer said that, "You should help your neighbor and not tear him down". To which the "good" Dr. Dean replied, "George Bush isn't my neighbor". Here's where the true feeling of the Democrats come through. Mr Ungerer told Dean that yes, Bush is his neighbor. To which Dean screamed at the man, "You sit down. You've had your say and now I'm going to have my say". Then he went into his diatribe about how Bush is an evil liar. He brought up the tidbit about how some think it's unpatriotic to criticize Bush. All of this was done to massive applause from the audience.

Here's my thoughts on it. Of course Dean yelled at the man. He's a retiree. Dean doesn't like the retired. After all, he wants to do away with the tax that pays for Social Security. And the only time I ever hear about this moronic theory about criticizing Bush is unpatriotic is when Democrats bring it up. I've yet to hear a Republican say it. And of course there would be massive applause at Dean yelling at this man. Mr. Ungerer's a Republican and the idealogical "Deaniacs" just loved seeing Dean rip into the poor man. Way to go Dr. Dean. That's the way to win over the people. Yell at an old man just because you don't agree with him.

God Bless America
Saturday, January 10, 2004
NEW LINK
I've added a new link. You can't miss it. Click it and bookmark it. It's quite possible the best link I've added. Some great pics of the universe. I'm working on getting another link up, just waiting for permission from the webmaster. It should be up either later today or maybe tomorrow.
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HOWARD DEAN TO THE RETIRED, "SCREW YOU"
As we all know, Howard Dean is a serial flip-flopper. And, not surprisingly, he's done it again. For months Dr. Dean has been going around the country saying he wants to repeal every Bush tax cut. Even the ones for the middle class. But yesterday FNC's Carl Camron caught Dean flip-floping. Now Mr. Dean wants to find a way to repeal the tax cuts, but not for the middle class. And how does he plan to do this? By cutting the payroll tax. But there's one problem with that. The payroll tax is what funds Social Security. Didn't Gore, and every Dem in America, said that Bush was going to essentially destroy Social Security? And here's Dean clearly saying that's his plan. Let's see if Gore stands up with his principals and slams Dean for this. Smart money says he won't.

HILARY MAKES RACIST JOKE
Recently Hilary Clinton made a joke about Ghandi working in a gas station. We all know the stereotype about Indians and covenant stores. Remember when Trent Lott made that statement about Strom Thurman? How the media ripped him to shreds. Or Rush's comments on ESPN? The media went after him with a vengeance. How come the same's not happening to Hilary Clinton? If a Republican had made the same joke, there would a massive outcry for him/her to resign. Is there a bias? You be the judge, but I think you know were I stand on this.
God Bless America
Friday, January 9, 2004
REAGAN ON A DIME
There's a small movement going around to try and get the face of FDR removed from the U.S. dime and have it replaced by that of the greatest president of the 20th century, Ronald Reagan. It was started by Washington Republicans, and I guess has a small following of supporters. I only heard about it just recently. Hell, I'm all for it. But I say let's take it one step further. I say let's remove the worst president we've ever had from the $20 and put Reagan on it. I don't see the dime thing happening, but it's worth it. FDR knew were going to be attacked by the Japanese and let it happen so we could get ourselves into WWII and out of the depression. He doesn't deserve to be on the dime.

Do I really believe that last bit? No, that's for Gohan. See how stupid we can be sometimes.

God Bless America
Thursday, January 8, 2004
BUSH IS A MODERATE, THE IOWA CAUCUS IS A WASTE OF TIME AND HAMAS IS OKAY
At least in the eyes of Howard Dean. Click Here to read an article on Newsmax.com. I'll give the gist of it to those who don't want to go because they may think it's all lies by the website it's on. It talks about a show called "The Editors" in which Dean made frequent appearances on. During these appearances, Dean said things like he thinks GW is a moderate. He now calls him an "radical". He has doubts about Al Gore. Saying that Gore isn't quick on his feet. Go read the article.
God Bless America
Wednesday, January 7, 2004
BUSH'S BIG MISTAKE
As much as I hate to admit it, GW isn't perfect. He's making the biggest mistake this country has seen in some time. Damn near granting a full citizenship to illegal aliens. He wants to allow these people to stay here and work, legally. Why are these lawbreakers getting rewarded? We have people coming here legally, spending years going through the proper channels to become legal citizens and now come to find out they didn't have to. All they had to do was sneak across the border and then never learn the language, lie, buy some fake documents and *boom* their legal. They must be feeling like chumps, because that's Bush is doing. Making chumps out of them. This is a bad move. However, if Democrats were in power, they would grant them amnesty. Which is 100% worse. With Bush's plan, they only have three years, which is bad enough, but if Dems had their, they would be full U.S. citizens. So, it could be worse, but not by much.
God Bless America
Tuesday, January 6, 2004
ALL HAIL DEMOCRACY
Well it seems that the fall of Saddam Hussein is having a bigger impact than some would like us to think. It now appears that countries who have sponsored terrorism are willing to sit down and talk. Libya, Iran, North Korea, Palestine, Syria and others. Why are they wanting to do this now? Could it have something to do with Shock and Awe? Could it have something to do with the capture of Saddam? I think it's yes on both accounts. With Bush not playing the wimp and standing up for what's right, the leaders of these nations are scared to death that what happened to Saddam will happen to them. They don't want to give up their totalitarian rule. With the growing desire of democracy spreading throughout the Middle East, these dictators don't know what to do. In my humble opinion, Iran will be the next Middle East country to set up a democracy. There is a massive outcry from the Iranian people, and Ayatollhah Hoseini-Khamenei will no longer be able to ignore them.

While I'm on the subject of Iran, I think it's funny has hell that the world still sees us as the the enemy. Even while we're sending more aid and supplies to Iran than the rest of the world, combined I think, to help out the earthquake relief, we're the bad guys. It was President Bush that ordered the aid and supplies be sent to Iran, but he's still worse than Hitler. Evil, evil man. How could he help them like that?

God Bless America