Nothing less than a full apology for romney-care will do

Buy the rumor, sell the news

Wall Street reacts to Obamacare decision, mid-day Dow -150 and change, Nas -45 …

It’s going to be a rough ride for the rest of the year.

The Sandusky Serenade

According to Business Insider, that is what the inmates of the first jail he was sent to sang to Sandusky when the lights went out.

That is even funnier than the Massachusetts GOP giving Elizabeth Warren a subscription to Ancestry.com for her birthday.

It has yet to be confirmed, but initial accounts are quite a few of the inmates in the county jail where Sandusky is housed are Sam Cooke fans.

McCain’s oppo file on Romney

A few months ago, Buzzfeed uploaded John McCain’s oppo file on Romney. You can bet that the democrats have been studying and preparing ever since. Business Insider reduced the Romney tome down to 14 bullet points, calling them “bald-faced flip-flops.”

What can Mitt Romney do? He can’t change the past, he can’t deny it happened, and we can’t change the fact that we are stuck with him as the alternative choice for president this election cycle.

For me, it boils down to one thing:

Apologize for “Romney-Care.” Say he was wrong. Say he learned from the process, and instead of bringing the same mistake on a National level, he wants to repeal, replace, and move forward with fixing the economy by getting government out of the way of American Small Business.

It’s really that simple for me.

What about you?

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Obama claims F&F executive privilege

stone·wall  (stnwôl)

v.tr. Informal

To refuse to answer or cooperate with; resist or rebuff: “I want you to stonewall it, let them plead the Fifth Amendment” (Richard M. Nixon).

Today, President Obama went back to the future with his claim of EP in the Fast and Furious Case, drawing the WH itself  into the line of fire, and bringing back memories of Rose Law Firm billing records mysteriously showing up in the Presidential living quarters.

And to commemorate this Back to the Future moment, a  Back to the Future parody, starring Dewey Cox.    ….

You Gotta Love (yo negro man)

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Deep Thoughts

by Robert D.

“If you run naked around a tree at 186,599 miles per second, there is the distinct possibility that you would f*ck yourself.  Or, you can vote for Barrack Obama and obtain the exact same result!

Heh™.

File this under e=mc²

 

Here’s the whole thing with the image, Nuke.

click image to enlarge

I’ve Never Been To NYC And I Never Will

I would have that etched in a grave stone if I were to be buried, instead of cremated.

About the only thing I’m missing by not going are some interesting historical sites and museums. The rest of it they can keep. I’ve got all the multi-culti I can handle right here in Texas and competing with so many millions living on top of each other for resources holds no appeal for me. As far as that goes, Dallas is much bigger than I prefer, but I couldn’t make any money living in a small town like the one I grew up in.

I have never been required to go to NYC for business and that is the only reason I would be compelled to go. Not only for the reasons listed already, but for a few others, one being I would be arrested and charged with defacing a national monument within hours after arriving, as what I would do at Grant’s tomb would never pass for roses.

The newest reasons to reinforce my vow never to go there are much more contemporary, such as the idiotic and faithful liberal policy makers and voters. Not just some anti-freedom idiots telling me what I can and cannot eat or drink, but for those same fools requiring any tools I may prefer to protect myself being forbidden for most residents and for visitors.

We already know how anti-gun the liberals in NYC are(both pols and the public), which is enough to write that place off as a destination, but they even have laws against certain types of pocket knives. That’s right, pocket knives!

Here is a story about a visitor to NYC, a bible college student from Pa.

In New York state, it’s illegal to carry a “gravity knife” — a knife with a blade that is released from its handle by flicking a wrist and then locks into place. A switchblade, also illegal to carry in New York, isn’t a gravity knife because a spring opens the blade. A typical Swiss Army knife — legal, in theory — also isn’t a gravity knife because it can’t be opened just by flicking.

Read it all, it is truly a sad commentary on life in what is supposed to be one of America’s greatest cities. If I were to be in that God forsaken city, I would really be in trouble, as I carry a “gravity” pocket knife, a small fixed blade in my wallet and a “necklace” fixed blade. I’ve carried a pocket knife since I was about seven years old, a Schrade folder given to me by my grandfather, a knife I carried in my pocket for almost twenty years. It was replaced because of another gift knife and because the blade was so worn down from sharpening and use, it was only valuable as a keepsake and not as a tool.

All this only reinforces my desire to never visit NYC and apparently there is at least one other young man who feels the same way, a college freshman from Pa. with a criminal record.

“I don’t plan on visiting New York unless I have to,” he said.

Me either, young man.
Now, I think I will clean some clean guns and think of the place where I belong.

what were we thinking?

Subic and Clark to be re-opened

It doesn’t seem like it’s been 21 years since the Navy and the Air Force pulled out of Subic Bay and Clark AFB in the Philippines, but this story from Business Insider makes me hope we can get N2L to bring us some more adventures from the SYM …

Travis Tritten at Stars and Stripes  reports that the Pentagon has apparently been fanning the old flame of friendship with the Philippines and will be re-opening two bases it left in 1991 — Subic Bay and Clark Air Base … source

So Long, VodPod!

My video collection is gone, along with one of the better video sites on the internet.

Vodpod has been acquired by something called Lockerz.

So, the ability to save, share, highlight, rank, and use videos from all across the web has been lost. Hate that. I can’t tell much about Lockerz. It looks like something targeted at young women, and not something the average Vodpod user will find interesting at all. Oh well, what do I know?

So Long VodPod. See You in the funny papers.

Update:    My video collection is still available at   Nuke TV.

Update 2:  the bastards found  Nuke TV and delted it.

So, ESAD Lockerz.com

Doin’ Fine

latest from the loyal opposition …

not bad at all!

h/t rayra

Bugs gotta eat. Same as the worms

Five weeks ago, Adam Mayes murdered Jo Ann Bain and her 14 year old daughter Adrienne, and buried them in the back yard of his Alpine, Mississippi home.

He then kidnapped the two younger Bain daughters and fled.

Mayes was discovered a few days later, and shot himself in the head. The two girls were unharmed.

Today, Mayes’ body was donated to the University of Tennessee in Knoxville, where forensic students
will use it for research.

Rebecca Taylor, the center’s assistant coordinator, said donated corpses are allowed to decompose outdoors so students can study the decaying process and the skeletal remains.

source

Good riddance.

Amazing Courage and Bravery. 68th anniversary of D-Day

President Reagan’s Address at the Ceremony Commemorating the 40th Anniversary of the Normandy Invasion, D-day at Point-du-Hoc – 6/6/84.

Isn’t it nice to see an American President make a speech without using a teleprompter?
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Make a contribution to the WWII Museum here

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It’s Good to be Hated Again

Scott Walker prevails in Wisconsin.

In the end, there was very little doubt. The people of Wisconsin spoke loudly and clearly. In fact, the major news networks had called it before 8:30 p.m.

Deep blue Wisconsin is in play for 2012, as conservatives dealt President Obama and his union allies a staggering blow.

I suppose it sounds like I’m gloating a little bit. Yeah, well suck on it Goonions!

“And reflect that whatever misfortune may be your lot … It could only be worse in Milwaukee.”

“Imperative that the disease be containted at all cost.”

An urgent message from the Wall Street Insider, via the ulsterman report …

My Friend,

Tonight we learn the results of a battle far more important than the confines of one state election. The recall attempt against Governor Scott Walker is in essence an example of American democracy against the evils of Big Labor. I have spoken often of the corruptions of the modern labor unions. They are destroying this nation’s economy like a cancer, eating away at it from the inside.

With that understanding I have made it my purpose over these last few weeks to do all I can to ensure Big Labor’s defeat in today’s Wisconsin elections. While unable to attend this priority in person, my resources are at work, aided by resources of others I count as friends and fellow patriots in this singular battle that is but a part of this year’s ongoing war that must culminate in the defeat of Barack Obama. Very powerful forces are now fully engaged – and once steady winds of warning now turn to the inevitable maelstrom. Please take care to find sufficient cover.

I would ask that you watch closely if Governor Walker is victorious. Watch closely the reactions of the Big Labor operatives. I fear an outbreak of violence that portends what I am even more certain is to come later this year. If Big Labor loses, they will dispute the outcome. They will do so with much aggression, and with the unofficial but always present support of the Obama White House.

The Wisconsin recall election is an incubative test of sorts.

It is imperative the disease be contained at all cost.

To that end I now employ all that remains available in me to do so.

Your friend in this and all things,

-WSI

The $3000 Thingamajig

The President needs to stick to something he knows about — like stopping the oceans from rising.

I’m afraid there’s a better than average chance that the economy-thing is not going to work out well at all.

The latest evidence: The $3000 Thingamajig …..