"In a democracy (‘rule by mob’), those who refuse to learn from history will be the majority and will dictate that everyone else suffer for their ignorance."
The war against Islamic jihadists is an important part of the War to Preserve Civilization, and one mother sees that clearly. An excerpt:
“Tonight, in one place in the world where there was no hope, there is now hope. This is how we will win the Jihadi War, one country at a time.
Everytime I look at my daughter, I know what the stakes are in the Jihadi War. When I stand in line to vote in November, I will be standing with the women of Afghanistan.”
Read the whole thing.
The war against Islamic jihadists is an important part of the War to Preserve Civilization, and one mother sees that clearly. An excerpt:
“Tonight, in one place in the world where there was no hope, there is now hope. This is how we will win the Jihadi War, one country at a time.
Everytime I look at my daughter, I know what the stakes are in the Jihadi War. When I stand in line to vote in November, I will be standing with the women of Afghanistan.”
Read the whole thing.
A big plank (“Want some wood?”) upside Jean Fraud sKerry’s head last night; even a child could see that Bush won.
And a little child shall lead them…
A big plank (“Want some wood?”) upside Jean Fraud sKerry’s head last night; even a child could see that Bush won.
And a little child shall lead them…
Well, the good news keeps rolling in…
The debate last night was a clear win for Bush; that’s a done deal no matter what the Mass Media Podpeople and their partners-in-crime at the DNC may do to spin it. Now, here’s more good news
for the Coalition of the Willing—this time, from Australia, where John Howard’s party actually increased its majority in Parliament.
That sends a big ole nanny-nanny boo boo to Jean Fraud sKerry whose sister was preaching doom and gloom to the Aussies recently in attempts to not only woo expatriate American voters but poison the partnership between Australia and America. (How does one write out a loud and raucous raspberry, anyway? 🙂
Well, the good news keeps rolling in…
The debate last night was a clear win for Bush; that’s a done deal no matter what the Mass Media Podpeople and their partners-in-crime at the DNC may do to spin it. Now, here’s more good news
for the Coalition of the Willing—this time, from Australia, where John Howard’s party actually increased its majority in Parliament.
That sends a big ole nanny-nanny boo boo to Jean Fraud sKerry whose sister was preaching doom and gloom to the Aussies recently in attempts to not only woo expatriate American voters but poison the partnership between Australia and America. (How does one write out a loud and raucous raspberry, anyway? 🙂
(OK, yeh I was gonna pack it in earlier, but comments on other blogs were just too good… )
Why is no one talking about the jackass in the living room? I commented to family earlier tonight that I was surprised 140 “undecideds” (as Charlie Goodperson referred to the crowd) could be found, even in St. Louis area. I mean, after all, anyone who is “undecided” about who to vote for by now either hasn’t been paying attention or is dumber than a doorknob.
Actually, you can probably change the conjuction: hasn’t been paying attention AND is dumber than a doorknob.
Seriously. If ylou have been paying attention at all this year OR have at least as many brain cells as a head of cabbage, you’ve decided by now to either vote for Grimma Wormtongue (sKerry) or for Samwise Gamgee (Bush). If you are still undecided, just crawl back into your coffin. It’ll just save everyone time and trouble.
(OK, yeh I was gonna pack it in earlier, but comments on other blogs were just too good… )
Why is no one talking about the jackass in the living room? I commented to family earlier tonight that I was surprised 140 “undecideds” (as Charlie Goodperson referred to the crowd) could be found, even in St. Louis area. I mean, after all, anyone who is “undecided” about who to vote for by now either hasn’t been paying attention or is dumber than a doorknob.
Actually, you can probably change the conjuction: hasn’t been paying attention AND is dumber than a doorknob.
Seriously. If ylou have been paying attention at all this year OR have at least as many brain cells as a head of cabbage, you’ve decided by now to either vote for Grimma Wormtongue (sKerry) or for Samwise Gamgee (Bush). If you are still undecided, just crawl back into your coffin. It’ll just save everyone time and trouble.
“When ultra-liberal kool-aid drinker Josh Marshall calls the debate “a draw,†you can bet that Bush whupped Kerry big time. ”
— PoliPundit
“If this debate had been a boxing match,
John Kerry would be on his way to the Hospital, with two cracked ribs, six lost teeth, a broken nose, and a herniated disc.
Bush scuffed his shoes. He might need a band-aid or two.
The ref would have stopped this fight.”
— DJ Drummond via PoliPundit
“John Kerry reveals his true elitist colors.”
—Michelle Malkin
“No one can deny that John Kerry is a skilled debater. But the President Bush we know and love — feisty, determined, and even funny at times — was back. And he has walked away from the second debate with an edge.”
—Caroll Platt Liebau
“No way to call this other than a big Bush win, and no amount of spin can change that.”
—Hugh Hewitt
“… it looks to me like a pretty solid Bush win here for two reasons. First, the expectations were low, and he was drastically better than the previous debate, especially in the closing statement. Talk about beating the point spread. Second, he stayed focused and on-message, and looked firm instead of exasperated. As some talking head said, Bush came to play tonight. [Glenn Reynolds watched the debate on Fox!?!] He wins the comeback prize.”
—Glenn Reynolds
Time to bag it. Most of the blogosphere voices I’ve seen “get it right” recently have called it pretty much as I saw it. Maybe not as glowingly as I saw a Bush win, but clearly a Bush win.
“When ultra-liberal kool-aid drinker Josh Marshall calls the debate “a draw,†you can bet that Bush whupped Kerry big time. ”
— PoliPundit
“If this debate had been a boxing match,
John Kerry would be on his way to the Hospital, with two cracked ribs, six lost teeth, a broken nose, and a herniated disc.
Bush scuffed his shoes. He might need a band-aid or two.
The ref would have stopped this fight.”
— DJ Drummond via PoliPundit
“John Kerry reveals his true elitist colors.”
—Michelle Malkin
“No one can deny that John Kerry is a skilled debater. But the President Bush we know and love — feisty, determined, and even funny at times — was back. And he has walked away from the second debate with an edge.”
—Caroll Platt Liebau
“No way to call this other than a big Bush win, and no amount of spin can change that.”
—Hugh Hewitt
“… it looks to me like a pretty solid Bush win here for two reasons. First, the expectations were low, and he was drastically better than the previous debate, especially in the closing statement. Talk about beating the point spread. Second, he stayed focused and on-message, and looked firm instead of exasperated. As some talking head said, Bush came to play tonight. [Glenn Reynolds watched the debate on Fox!?!] He wins the comeback prize.”
—Glenn Reynolds
Time to bag it. Most of the blogosphere voices I’ve seen “get it right” recently have called it pretty much as I saw it. Maybe not as glowingly as I saw a Bush win, but clearly a Bush win.