When asked to comment on some juvenile, deliberate distraction from BHO’s record…simply say, “No comment”,
then say, “Did I mention I vote pro-life? or then say, “Did I mention I want all tax cuts to stay in place?”, or then say, “Did I mention I want victory in Iraq?” or then say, “Did I mention I will not meet with thug dictators without conditions?” or then say, “Did I mention I will not support taxing Social Security or raising retirement age?” or then say, “Did I mention I support a complete border fence with hefty fines for hiring illegals”? or then say, “Did I mention I pledge to oppose all pork (earmarks) or then say, “Did I mention I support drilling here and now?” or then say, “Did I mention I support 45 new nuclear power plants?” or then say, “Did I mention I support serious income tax reform”? or then say, “Did I mention I support the marriage amendment concept”? or then say, “Did I mention illegals should get no social services or a driver’s license?” or then say, you-fill-in-the-blank here! The long overdue “did I mention” defense is an offense in disguise. The current strategy sux.
Posted on July 2nd, 2008 by Doug Schexnayder, Ph.D.
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Local and national outbreak of grave robbing By Nicholas J.C. Pistor
ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 06/30/2008
Grave robbing has become an above-ground affair.
Gone are the days when enterprising thieves would dig up an old grave and pillage for gold teeth and rings. Today, it’s mostly the bronze markers and flower vases that draw their attention.
Rising scrap metal prices, coupled with the lagging economy, have triggered a string of cemetery thefts both locally and across the nation.
CRAWFISH NOTE: In the liberal (secular socialist) world poverty causes crime. Even tough times cause crime. People do not cause crime by their personal decisions. Despite the fact Mississippi is the poorest state and has a very low crime rate (for one example)… the myth is so useful for growing the gov-ment, for creating dependency, for redistributing income and for vote-buying which the democrats do so well that it rises like dracula weekly.
Morals? Parental values? Church influence? These are of no use to the modern liberal because morals or anything limiting behavior is repugnant to them. They make their own religion (liberalism) and create their own ultra-flexible pseudo-morality. Daily we see these articles “covering-excusing” all sorts of immoral acts (often even criminal), blameshifting, ignoring the personal responsibility factor and putting guilt on others (to get their $$$ of course which buys votes). We behold the vile insidious libmedia repeating the mantras of modern liberalism like stepford journalists. It is the ultimate fatal cultural virus… secular socialism.
Posted on July 1st, 2008 by Doug Schexnayder, Ph.D.
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Maybe all is not lost as thought…the people seem to be getting more restless and that is good…slapped back immigration by democrats and now this… ahhh, what a feeling! Its just a gut thing. The average voter walking the streets knows at gut level a 200% instant pay raise for La. legislators is just wrong. Now Jindal needs to tell them the guidelines…maybe 10% a year starting in 2010 for 5 years as a max.
Posted on June 30th, 2008 by Doug Schexnayder, Ph.D.
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City Vehicles Painted with Anti-Obama Sayings
Last Edited: Sunday, 29 Jun 2008, 12:00 AM EDT
ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. (WOFL FOX 35, Orlando) — The Orlando Police Department found dozens of city owned vehicles vandalized Saturday.
The vandal or vandals appear to have political intentions; most of the vehicles were spray painted with anti Obama sayings, with ‘Obama’ misspelled several times. Some of their vehicles had their gas caps removed.
CRAWFISH NOTE: This could be liberals generating sympathy but its probably nutcases with short vision. The radical secular socialist will be beaten only by revealing his true intentions, his voting record and his radical buddies.
This nonsense is exactly what the libmedia loves to spend a week on to sanctify this clueless radical. Of course, anything similiar to McCain will be on page 9 if it appears at all. Its always a lose-lose for anti-socialists.
Do not apologize either (unless you have something to do with this sort of idiocy). Get on offense and stay there.
Restrain-reject the moonbats. Its like giving a drunk a drink to do this juvenile stuff.
It will be interesting to see if this vandalism case is solved and how the media handles it….very interesting.
Posted on June 30th, 2008 by Doug Schexnayder, Ph.D.
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JUNE 27, 2008:
First La. “conservative” Bobby Jindal promised to veto any legislator pay raises that went into effect before the next election, but once Governor, he started singing a whole different tune saying that he won’t veto the 200% pay raises that take effect next month. The people rose up and demanded that the legislators kill the payraise, and after their refusal to do so turned to Bobby Jindal and told him to veto it. His reponse? “I won’t give the legislators reason to stand in the way of reforms.”
CRAWFISH NOTE: What is it? Is it going to D.C. and smelling the power in the air? What is it that causes principles (and words) to be abandoned when crunch time arrives? This is more than a letdown…it is a smackdown no conservative can tolerate or forget. Open garbage can, toss in supporter faith, personal credibility and real confidence for the future of my state. Yes, I would sign the recall petition. Enough is enough. Maybe we can recall a few legislators as well. What a wonderful thing that would be.
Posted on June 28th, 2008 by Doug Schexnayder, Ph.D.
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June 27, 2008:
Here we are in a “fuel crisis”… prices at the pump way up… so what do democrats and some mushy Repubs say? “Drilling here for oil we know is there won’t bring gas down soon”. Good grief.
What gall. Who ever said that drilling would drop the price in a few months or a year? We all know what will happen if we don’t drill here where we know it is…can you say $8-9 a gallon? Can you say Jimmah Carter daily rationing? Can you say much higher cost of living do to the dozens of needed products made from oil?
The modern democrat is a devious deceptive distorter of facts. At this time they want “your pain” because its “their gain” (in November)… they think. But to treat voters as if they have the common sense of a small dog is unforgiveable…its evil. We are supposed to beg foreign leaders to please please please pump more oil while we (democrats) block oil exploration year after year. Remember when HornDog vetoed drilling in ANWAR in 1998? Remember when Global Gore cast the deciding vote to force give us the ethanol mess? How soon some forget. Nothing will be done in 2008 and probably 2009 because liberals do not care a wit. Its going to be demo-yak yak, finger pointing and distortions ahead. Try filling your tank with those. Suckers
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Nice post off BassBoatCentral.com from Lakeview, Arkansas guy Rob Musser…
Environmental studies for the Alaskan pipeline were started and applications for permits were submitted in 1968. Environmental groups and others filed suits to block pipeline construction in 1970. Several Native villages filed a lawsuit claiming the pipeline would cross their land. The land ownership question was settled with congressional passage of the Alaska Native Land Claims Settlement Act in December 1971. The 48-inch special cold-weather steel was ordered from Japan in April 1969. The building permit for the pipeline was issued in 1974. Actual construction began in April 1974 and was completed in June 1977 at a cost of approximately $8 billion.
So… it took from 1968 to 1974 to begin construction of a massive pipeline effort that was completed in just 3 years. That equates to 6 years of bureaucratic and environmental bull chit… twice as much time as it took 70,000 men and women to build the pipeline.
It won’t take 10 years to develop new oil fields unless they are including over 7 years of congressional and environmental agency roadblocks in their time estimates. If that’s the case, we know exactly where the problem lies… don’t we?
Posted on June 27th, 2008 by Doug Schexnayder, Ph.D.
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