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• King Size Deception

  For a hundred and fifty years now the democrats have perpetuated a sham, namely that they have been responsible for and have been a friend to African Americans and their pursuit of equality. Understanding that their support was essential for any consistency in holding power, they, along with a willing MSM as co conspirators have revised the history books and promulgated the lie that every gain, every aspect of their development and growth is a … Read more

• Roh roh, Shaggy. Issa wants special prosecutor to investigate Fast & Furious.

  It now looks like operation “Fast & Furious”, the famous “Gunrunner” scheme that I pointed out long ago, when the facts started dribbling out, despite a concerted effort by the LSM to keep the story and the reason & role the 2nd Amendment haters the members of Team Obama behind it under wraps, was a run around to affect American public opinion and help the left roll back defeats to disarm the people at large, … Read more

• Reflections on a Decade

  I’ve been tinkering with this piece for a week now, writing and deleting paragraphs, piling on links, reading what everyone else is saying, hoping some glorious insight would descend from the heavens (assuming my glorious insight bill is paid up). But the more I think about 9/11 and the decade that has followed, the more I keep circling back to one thought:

  We are still here.

  Ten years have passed. Osama bin Laden and most … Read more

• Ain’t that a bitch?

  Guess who so far has ended up being the biggest beneficiary of the Dodd-Frank financial regulation law? For those of you not familiar with Dodd and Frank, here is some background. Chris Dodd was a senator from my state, Connecticut, and one of the instrumental people behind the previous laws and government push to force lending to high risk people in his political career, ending up as the banking committee chairman (better to rob us … Read more

• Don’t Steal, How Hard Is That?

  Obeying the laws of the land is not difficult. Most are dumbed down to the lowest common denominator so that doing what the law requires is pretty effortless. The fear of jail or taking money away from you (in the form of fines) is typically sufficient in garnering compliance. Most habitual offenders count on “the odds” for motivation, they have to get from point A to B, speeding gives them extra time (the reward) and … Read more