Thursday, June 30, 2005

 

Bushidiot?

It's rare any of the MSM gets anything right, and this one is naturally not American. Such a statement could not possibly be uttered by any American press figure:

In person Mr Bush is so far removed from the caricature of the dim, war-mongering Texas cowboy of global popular repute that it shakes one’s faith in the reliability of the modern media.

Wednesday, June 29, 2005

 

B.S. - No bias here?

John McCaslin has discovered more B.S. from the "unbiased" academia. Such crap is typical of the output of our colleges - B.S. in, B.S. out:

Conservative listeners have their ideals reinforced by radio shows, explains journalism professor Wayne Wanta, which ultimately leads to even more extreme views. Newspapers do not have the same space and time constraints as television or radio, he says, therefore they are able to provide readers with more information on both sides of an issue.
As a result, newspaper and Internet readers are less likely to adopt extreme attitudes about certain issues, the professor states. "Overall, our findings point to radio being a possible reason for the increasing polarization of the U.S. public."



Monday, June 27, 2005

 

Demo Senator secedes

Greg Pierce has picked up the secession of a Democratic Senator from the U.S.:

"After saying 'there is rising concern that everything [my emphasis] seems to be going the wrong way' on Iraq, Sen. Feinstein demanded 'regular progress reports' from the president and explained why: 'It's his war.'

Sunday, June 26, 2005

 

Dick Durbin on the female Marine deaths

Senator Durbin was quoted today as saying, in response to the reports of deaths of female Marines in Iraq, "Well, that's a few less Nazis in the Armed Forces now."

 

Western self-hatred and the flag

Mark Steyn provides a healthy outlook on the left, the right, and the flag:

.............One of the big lessons of these last four years is that many, many beneficiaries of Western civilization loathe that civilization -- and the media are generally inclined to blur the extent of that loathing. At last year's Democratic Convention, when the Oscar-winning crockumentarian Michael Moore was given the seat of honor in the presidential box next to Jimmy Carter, I wonder how many TV viewers knew that the terrorist ''insurgents'' -- the guys who kidnap and murder aid workers, hack the heads off foreigners, load Down's syndrome youths up with explosives and send them off to detonate in shopping markets -- are regarded by Moore as Iraq's Minutemen. I wonder how many viewers knew that on Sept. 11 itself Moore's only gripe was that the terrorists had targeted New York and Washington instead of Texas or Mississippi: ''They did not deserve to die. If someone did this to get back at Bush, then they did so by killing thousands of people who DID NOT VOTE for him! Boston, New York, D.C. and the plane's destination of California -- these were places that voted AGAINST Bush!".............

.........That's the point: A flag has to be worth torching. When a flag gets burned, that's not a sign of its weakness but of its strength. If you can't stand the heat of your burning flag, get out of the superpower business. It's the left that believes the state can regulate everyone into thought-compliance. The right should understand that the battle of ideas is won out in the open.


Sunday, June 19, 2005

 

Shame on the shameless

Mark Steyn says it best again about Durbin and the hateful, shameless Democrats:

Shame on him, and shame on those fellow senators and Democrats who by their refusal to condemn him endorse his slander.

Saturday, June 18, 2005

 

Liberal s gloat about "unfit to live"

Dionne and his Washington Post are still trying to define who is "fit to live" and who isn't:

Right-to-life politicians have done terrible damage to a serious cause. They claimed to know what they did not, and could not, know. They were willing to imply, without proof, terrible things about a husband who was getting in their way. Instead of making the hard and morally challenging case for keeping Terri Schiavo on life support, they spun an emotional narrative that they thought would play well on cable TV and talk radio.

No, we should not move on. We should remember that some politicians will say whatever is necessary to advance their immediate purposes. Apologies, anyone?

No, we should not move on as long as elitist idiots like Dionne set the rules and frame the debate. To listen to them is the beginning of a new holocaust - euthanasia for the "unfit". Apologies are never offered by the "elite of the left".

 

Democratic Hypocrisy

George Neumayr analyzes the contrast between "Murder by Judge" and the "Nazi" treatment of our enemies:

If Terri Schiavo had been dehydrated to death at the Guantanamo Bay detention camp, Dick Durbin would be reading her autopsy report from the Senate floor. It would be an occasion for great moral anguish. How did the U.S. sink so low as to adopt such Nazi-like callousness toward disabled prisoners of war? one could imagine him saying. Instead, Democrats -- even as they spent part of the week crassly celebrating, with news of Schiavo's autopsy report in hand, the human rights abuse of euthanasia against the disabled -- are in a moral lather over the paucity of proper air conditioning terrorists receive at Guantanamo Bay.
They get more hateful and despicable daily.

Friday, June 17, 2005

 

Durbin lies again

Betsy Newmark nails the hateful Durbin to the wall:

So, the only thing he regrets is that someone misunderstands what he said, not what he said. He said earlier today on the radio that he had no regrets.
Q. No regrets on the statements you made?

Durbin: No, I don't, and I'll tell you why.
He then goes on to expand on his criticisms of Guantanamo. Let's be clear. The reason he doesn't regret his comparison is because deep down he despises Republicans and thinks that they're evil. Thus, any administration policy on detainees would be, by definition, evil because it comes from Bush and Rumsfeld.

Monday, June 13, 2005

 

Liberal food fight

Drudge reports some "fun" facts from a upcoming publication. The Dems don't have a sense of humor when the smears are about them.

Sunday, June 12, 2005

 

"After the Horror", the Victims were the guilty

This is a prime example of "liberal thought"

The only reason she didn't blame the gun is that hers was committed with a baseball bat. She had to switch the blame to religion and her "ignorant, uneducated" parents.

< type="text/javascript" src="http://www.feedmap.net/blogmap/blogapi.ashx?method=blogmapbadge&feed=http://rltaylorjr.blogspot.com/atom.xml">

This page is powered by Blogger. Isn't yours?

Amazon Honor System Click Here to Pay Learn More
free hit counter al.com - Alabama Weblogs