October 11, 2010
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October 07, 2010
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October 03, 2010
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Be sure to pay attention to what shows up on the right side of your screen at about 0:45, by the way. It's only there for a second.
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September 28, 2010
I was going to ignore the claims. That was, until this:
Victory is no longer acceptable. Vaporfuck them and their careers into oblivion and the abyss of fuckitude with a rancid fuckradish so deep their assholes will make a Caesar Salad blush with envy. These fuckers need to get nuked from orbit and never allowed anywhere near the reins of power ever again.
Yes, I am now pissed off. These fuckers have claimed for far too fucking long that those of us on the other side of the aisle were the violent ones, despite evidence to the contrary. These fuckers have been the ones beating up and assaulting our people at gatherings and their offices for far to fucking long. And these fuckers have been disenfranchising us by having our votes negated by rampant voter fraud for far too fucking long. And it will stop now.
These fucking fuckshrooms fucking think they are fucking above the law and can do whatever the fuck they fucking feel like. Well, fuck them. Fuck them with a dozen dung beetles looking for paydirt. Fusticfuck their arrogance with the flying fuckzeppelin of the franchise. And hysopfuck their sense of entitlement with low grade anal sludge. Vote these fuckers out. Vote these fuckers away from office. Run up such a margin that they learn they cannot get away with what they are doing. And fuckbeat them and their careers so far into the ground, the caskets of the people they are still registering to vote will tell them to get the fuck out of the way.
Yes, November is coming. November is coming so hard and fast, you lefties will think it was your lover's strap on dislodging in your asscanal. So fuck you, lefties. You have now pissed me off. You have now given me motivation. And you have now provided me with the mental ammunition I need to stay focused for the next five weeks. So fill your fucking hands, you fucking fuckbitches. Because retribution is awaiting you.
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September 27, 2010
As always, Dr. Sheldon Cooper says it best:
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September 26, 2010
Yeah, fuck anybody who thinks that state control of our lives is an awesome deal. Freedomfuck them so hard with the megacock of liberty that the stupid leaks out onto the bedsheets in the aftermath. And synchrofuck with an off-key tuning fork anyone who even thinks of aiding the statist agenda, be they RINOs or arrogant leftists. None of them should ever be trusted with the privilege of being our representatives if they aid and abet the shit Clara escaped. And if they think we are too stupid to appreciate their awesomeness, then denturefuck them into retirement with a jar of Political Polident.
That is all.
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September 24, 2010
John Kitzhaber is the Democratic Governor of Oregon.
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September 22, 2010
BTW, Van Tran's site is here, if you're so inclined.
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September 20, 2010
When Chris Coons was County Exec in Delware, he often butted heads with Alan Muller, who is a hard left activist, especially with environmental stuff. Muller's that guy that's always at the local and county meetings, letting his opinion be heard on different issues and engaging elected officials. So, probably a bit of a pain in the ass for local and county officials, but no way deserving of the abuse he (I believe legitimately) is complaining he received for riding the local yokel politicos asses about different things.
So what happened to Muller? Well, Muller owns property with a historic home on it that was under threat of being condemned and demolished. Muller's trying to get the house back in order, bought as a fixer upper. Muller was charged with "making unpermitted repairs on his roof", and the county codes department fined him for all sorts of shit every month on a historical home he's trying to save from looking like it belongs in Detroit for months. He's now got a mile long rap sheet and a pile of fines as a result, which rolled in even after he made all the repairs.
Muller believes fully that he's taken this abuse because he's pissed in Coons and others' Cheerios one too many times in council meetings. Beyond that, Coons put it out there as county exec he was gonna be a hardass on codes. Muller started making a stink about the fines and abuse he was receiving, and the fines finally stopped flowing soon after.
A city, or I guess in this case county obviously has its housing codes, which are usually used to get people who are letting their house go to shit working on fixing said home up, or to clear out a home being used for crime (think codes coming in and condemning a dilapidated crack house), but on occasion, it can and has been used to fuck with a property owner, for a host of reasons.
When you have a historic home, then things can get really fun. Here's the deal, when you have a historic home in need of repair, especially major repair, you don't just go to Lowe's or Home Depot and buy planks of plywood or caulk and fix what needs fixed. Oh, no. You have to develop a plan as far as what you're doing, you have to demonstrate that you're using materials that are reasonably historically accurate, and using building techniques that are historically accurate, and then approved by whatever historical housing authority oversees things in that city/county/whatever. In some cases, they'll only allow specialty contractors do the work, and you know that ain't gonna be cheap, and there may be a wait before get them for the work. If the board or someone within the board or someone influencing the board wants to fuck with you, they can really make your life hell.
So you have Codes Enforcement, which can be abused, and then answering to what amounts to a bureaucratic HOA board that dictates the way and materials you can use to fix your own home. You can use this one/two punch to really mess with someone, slow down their repairs with red tape from the historical authority, and pound them with codes violations.
Lotta times, you'll see these sort of shenanigans go on when someone with money or a special interest, private or public who wants the house or property. So yeah, I can believe Muller when he says he was targeted for harassment by Coons and the County Codes authorities.
In any case, there's been absolutely zero coverage of Muller and the abuse he received by Codes while Coons was County exec. None. You'd think it'd at least be mentioned by local news, shit like this usually gets some attention, especially when stacks of fines are piling up like that and you're dealing with a piece of work like Muller. Nada, Patterico and his readers found nothing thus far, they are the first to cover it far as I can tell. So I wanna know, why hasn't this been reported on...why is it that only now has anyone heard this, or damn near anything about Coons and his time as County Exec?
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September 09, 2010
To those who helped enable this by voting for Hope & Change, I just have to say:
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September 03, 2010
This picture, while old, illustrates the difference between freedom, prosperity, and hope versus slavery, poverty, and despair better than any words can. The light was provided by 60 years of American sacrifice, as it has been all over the world. Wherever we go, we bring hope and light; wherever the others go, they bring despair and darkness. And I never want my family to have to live in the darkness. And that is why politics has become personal to me. I never, ever, fucking ever want to see any person I know and love subjected to the darkness that the left leaves in its wake (seriously, imagine the world today if today's Democrats were in charge in the 1940s and 50s), and feel compelled to fight anything and anybody who would facilitate the darkness.
I see a battle between the darkness of statism and the light of freedom. And to those on the statist side, I wish them to get freedomfucked with a flaming copy of Das Kapital up their feculent fuckpots. Fuck them for wanting to force the darkness over us. Fuck them for wanting to stand in the way of freedom, and the happiness and hope it provides. And hyperfuck them with a robocock soaked in fuckoil for thinking that subjecting my daughter to a lifetime of debt, weakness, and worry over the future is an acceptable price to pay for the socialism that has ruined every land it touches.
I will not tolerate compromise with those who wish to enslave my family, our side included. And I will not support any politician who wishes to accommodate and facilitate, rather than stop deader than my diet plans, the decline of the last great hope of mankind into second tier status. So fuck you, statists and your enablers. For my daughter's future, go get fucked and leave the country to us.
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August 25, 2010
FreedomWorks provided some of the recordings of the threatening calls to Whispers and they include physical threats and profanity aimed at the group, Tea Party spokesmen and even conservative talkers. "You guys better watch it," says one caller. "Now, we are going to destroy and obliterate Rush {Limbaugh} and Sean Hannity," said another. "Those two guys are dead."
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August 18, 2010
H/T UnrepentantGeek
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August 17, 2010
Oh well. How you feeling now, leftist LGBT folks? At what point are you going to realize you are being used? At what point are you going to realize that all Obama wants from you is your money in exchange for an as yet undefined promise of action that he will jettison the minute he needs to? And how fucking long are you going to realize that while a good number of Gay folks just want to live and be able to walk the streets without being harassed or attacked, you have wedded yourself to a political party so devoid of inner fiber that they will not work for you when the chips are down?
Think of that the next time a Democrat comes calling, telling you he or she has your best interests at heart.
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August 16, 2010
"You're leading people in a dangerous direction, making it seem like you can judge the quality of a teacher by … a test," said A.J. Duffy, president of United Teachers Los Angeles, which has more than 40,000 members.
So...much...FAIL...
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When my daughter was sick, and her life threatened, medicines and technology saved her life. Same goes for my mother, who, thanks to the American Medical Establishment, will probably beat the freak strain of cancer that tried to kill her after the surgeries, chemotherapy, and radiation that she has had to endure. All because America was and is the land if all things possible. All because science and medicine was allowed to flourish here without the rationing vise of Government squeezing it by the head.
That was, until Obama's head of Medicare and Medicaid decided to start doing what those of us on the right said he would do: ration and deny medicine and new treatments, all in the name of whatever the hell it was Rationed Medicine wanted.
As I read this, I thought of something: is the shitty care we feared (and the left called us bigots for proclaiming) The New Normal? Is the hopelessness, rampant unemployment and international humiliation The New Normal? Is a worse life for my daughter than I had at her age The New Normal? Will she or any of the other women in my life be denied life-saving care, or a better future, because a bureaucrat said so?
As I look at my wife and daughter asleep in their beds and worry about what would happen to them if they ever became so sick that a bureaucrat denied their treatment; as I help my mom around her house because the (hopefully) life saving treatment she is enduring has ravaged her body to skeletal appearance, yet knowing she survived because she started her treatments before Obamacare came into being; and as I see my sisters going to get mammograms at an age far earlier than most, in order to make sure they stay on top of any potential threats, I think of "The New Normal." I think of what the left (helped along by the convenient silence of Big Feminism on these issues) has done and wants to do to their futures. I think of their attempts to tell us that we must accept this diminished lifestyle as "The New Normal", and that we are racists and bigots if we say otherwise. I think of that, and I say to those who tell me I must accept the shit sandwich:
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August 14, 2010
Known as Section 199 relief, the deduction in question has been available to companies engaged in energy production, as well as manufacturing, for several years as an incentive to encourage operations and employment.
However, under an amendment introduced by Baucus, which could be voted on in the Senate next month, that deduction would be eliminated for certain players in the energy industry.
According to a memo obtained by Capitol Confidential and written by Senate Finance Committee staffers Scott Mulhauser and Erin Shields, the Baucus amendment is intended as a substitute to another introduced by Sen. Mike Johanns (R-Neb.). The Johanns amendment is itself intended to modify the Small Business Jobs Act.
The memo states that “the Democratic alternative… would repeal Section 199 of the tax code, which currently allows these corporations to deduct six percent of their income from oil and gas production from their tax liability, effective December 31, 2010.â€
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July 29, 2010
The university previously argued that the timing of Rove's appearance for the upcoming school year could imperil its 501(c)(3) tax status.The article notes that they're letting some no-name Obama appointee from "the White House interfaith council" (yawn) speak on campus, but that's really nothing major compared to this:"The timing of this event is problematic given the campaign cycle," Kimberly A. Moore, director of student affairs and Greek affairs, told students in an e-mail. "Loyola has to maintain impartiality in order to protect our tax-exempt status."
Conservative students point out that the school has hosted partisan speakers on election years before. In September 2004, the school hosted Howard Dean, who ran for president that year. A couple of weeks after his speech, political activist Ralph Nader, who also ran for president that year, spoke on campus -- a speech that was advertised as a campaign event in which donations were solicited.But neither of those events were a threat to the school's tax status, whereas Rove (who the article notes isn't even working on any campaigns this year) appearing on campus would be a big problem. Yeah.
I honestly would have a lot more respect for these douchebags if they would come right out and just say that they didn't want someone like Rove delivering a speech on their campus because they disagreed with his political views. At least that would be honest, but I guess that's a little too much to ask for. Surprise, surprise.
Update: Now that I think of it, though they probably don't like Karl Rove, maybe they are worried about their tax status. This is Barry and Rahm's home turf, after all.
"Wouldn't want anything to happen to this nice university you've got here that would raise your taxes, would you?"
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July 18, 2010
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