I am willing to bet that Eric Boehlert of Media Matters wishes he could take back his piece A President Was Killed The Last Time Right-wing Hatred Ran Wild Like This. Boehlert’s dishonest re-write of history was met with an outpouring from throughout the photosphere:
Jimmie Bise at The Sundries Shack:
I’m not sure where Eric Boehlert learned his history, but whichever school it was should demand that he stop embarrassing them.
Carol at No Sheeples Here:
Mr. Boehlert, sir, you are a shameful and petty liar. Yes, I said LIAR. Your willingness to abandon history in order to incite those on your side of the political spectrum is a dangerous and irresponsible game of political expediency.
Instapundit:
Remember, Media Matters’ sole reason for existence is to give journalists who are already hopelessly deep in the tank a certain degree of comfort in their already-held views. So it’s not about convincing anyone who pays actual attention. . . .
Ed Driscoll:
Are there nuts on the right? Of course; there are nuts in any group that contains millions of people. But despite a boomer history that begins right around the time Donald Draper moved into the corner office at Sterling-Cooper, just as not all wars are Vietnam part II, not all scandals are Watergate Part II, and not all protests are the South of the early 1960s.
Allahpundit:
Uh huh. And we all remember what happened when a certain radical right-winger — who defected to the Soviet Union, married a Russian woman, and tried to assassinate a far-right anti-communist American general — got JFK in the crosshairs in Dallas. Why, it reminds me of what happened when radical left-winger Timothy McVeigh finally executed his plot against the Murrah building in Oklahoma City.
William Teach:
There’s another phrase I would like to use to describe Media Matters, but since I am cross posting, I’ll leave that phrase to your imagination. Eric Boehlert goes full on barking moonbat unhinged, not to mention History Challenged
Dan Riehl:
Today’s Left in America is sick, disturbed and dangerous. I wouldn’t recommend turning your back on, or losing sight of them if you can help it. There aren’t enough, or the right words to describe how truly pathetic they have become.
Of course, over the past week it has been all ACORN all the time because two young amatuer journalists managed to do something that no one in the MSM was up to; show just how deep the corruption at ACORN runs
Over at The Daley Gator the question of the day is, “Are Democrats Insane or Just Plain Insane?” Yes.
Smitty at The Other McCain:
I've got a feeling that Senator Gillibrand's motives may resemble those of Senator Roland Burris: somebody acknowledging who put them in their current position.
Troglopundit’s rep., Tammy Baldwin, voted against de-funding ACORN. I feel your pain.
American Power: Must see ACORN cartoons!
Another Black Conservative:
This time the ACORN employee Juan uses his vast illegal alien smuggling skills to assist Giles and O’Keefe bring the underage prostitutes into America. Juan claims to have friends who are in the DA’s office. Juan is even interesting in “renting” Giles. All in a days work of corruption at your local ACORN office!
And so it goes in Shreveport:
These ACORN videos keep getting weirder and weirder. Even though Tresa Kaelke is a bonafide nutcase, she is consistent with the other videos in her assistance and support of the underage prostitution thing.
Pundette:
Apparently ACORN is not radioactive enough for 75 Democrats in the House of Representatives. Barney Frank took the coward's way out.
Showing posts with label Rule 2. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rule 2. Show all posts
Sunday, September 20, 2009
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
The Sun Is Going To Come Out Tomorrow
Rule 2 is coming in the middle of the week. I had my follow-up with my doctor today and the news was unbelievably good. STAGE ONE!!!
I have a lot of people to thank, some of them are you people. I have been the recipient of the kindness of strangers. It is much appreciated. I don’t know what else to say except, “thank you.” I wish that I could express it better.
Smitty:
Hey: if she's a tax cheat, then she could be Napolitano's special Veteran Outreach Czar, or something. However, her non-approach to literacy may make her a great candidate for Congress.
That deserves a Heh.
I've despised Patrick J. Buchanan for years. His veiled calls for racial divisiveness. His underhanded attempts to market holocaust denial on his website. His ludicrous claim that Hitler was really a misunderstood pacifist.
Buchanan can call himself a conservative or a banana as far as I’m concerned. He’s a bigoted, anti-Semite ass.
There's lots of good analysis on crowd size from bloggers, and the numbers are way more the 30,000 (or 70,000). For one of the better analyses I've seen, check Transterrestrial Musings, "An Impression of the Protest."
Honestly, I don’t care how many where there, I am proud of each person who was in DC, Wilshire, Quincy, Lakeland and all over this country.
I am right beside you.Paco:
I suppose a rough Western equivalent would be the chastity belt (which a quick Google search reveals to be of interest only to a small group of people who are given to, er, rather outré fantasies).
“Outré fantasies.” Expand, please.
1) I haven’t heard Johnson’s name in an awfully long time. Is he still blogging?2) Charles Johnson is about to find himself in an entirely new dimension of pain once Stacy’s friends jump in on this.
Whatcha saying, Jimmie? That we’re a bunch of ass kicking rebels? I know I am…
The issue of early discovery means Obama’s lawyers must produce documents, including his hospital records, birth certificate, name of doctor, and all of the signatures, proving his natural born status within 30 days.
I’m not sure where I stand on this, my position changes day by day, but I want it settled.
"The right wing blogosphere is receding away from me at the speed of light, and all I can say is good riddance."-- Charles Johnson, LGF
Hey, act like crap weasel, suffer the fate of a crap weasel.
Pat:
And the mainstream media is all over this, right? Because everyone loves a story with sex, prostitutes, tax evasion, murder...what's next? What? You mean the mainstream media isn't covering this? Golly gee.
Who is this “mainstream media” you speak of?
Come Thanksgiving I'll break out It's a Marshmallow World and start driving my kids crazy again. But then I'll make it up to them by buying them an adorable puppy.
Shhhh. Don’t tell a soul! The man is my total Rule 5 dream come true.
JENNIFER RUBIN: Why Did Holder’s Justice Department Dismiss the Black Panther Case?
Another attorney familiar with the inner workings of the Civil Rights Division agrees with this take. He observes that Department staff “openly and proudly advocate for a different standard” depending on the race of the alleged civil rights violator. He contends that this view extends now up to the attorney general and to staff attorneys who “say it openly at the Justice Department when the topic of ‘reverse’ discrimination comes up.”
See my comment under “Pat” but substitute “equal justice” for “mainstream media.”
Bob:
Who's the head of OSHA is very important as the department has enormous regulatory power. In other words, they have the power to intervene in a lot of areas by issuing directives that have the force of law without having to be voted on by elected legislators. As someone who has worked in government for over twenty-five years, I fear regulatory power more than I fear judicial power because its reach and effect flys so under the radar, out of the sight of the public. Much mischief has been created by regulations and the Left knows full well the benefits of this kind of power.
OSHA no longer fulfills its original purpose. Currently, it serves as labor union’s ‘big stick.
Ya’ll know the sign of a good doctor? He’s the one who will look at you and say, “You’re lucky. You’ve been given another chance. You’re fifty-one years old, pull your head out of your ass.” That loud pop you just heard….
To Be Continued…
Saturday, September 5, 2009
Saturday on the Porch
It is a beautiful, sunny day down here in the SwampLand. Perfect for a glass of lemonade (or a Long Island ice tea) on the porch and some web surfing. Enjoy and cheers!
Mark Steyn question’s Jone’s sincerity:
Van Jones Trutherism, like Van Jones Communism and Van Jones Eco-Racism Theory, is a kind of decadence: If you really believed 9/11 was an inside job, you'd be in fear of your life. Instead, for a cutting-edge poseur like Jones, it's a marketing niche, one that gives you a certain cachet with the right kind of people - like, apparently, Barack Obama. (Bill Clinton, to his credit, felt differently.)
The Daley Gator looks at the MSM reaction to the Van Jones controversy with some surprising results. Wait, did I say surprising? I meant ‘typical.’
Pat, And So it Goes in Shreveport, has been reading HuffPo lately.
Then I came across this piece written by Jones for the Huffington Post in 2006. The title is "On Being Black at a Latino March" and Jones writes of his experience in a San Francisco "Day Without Immigrants" March. Jones laments the status of the Black Freedom Movement as he watches the optimism of the Latinos…
Prof. William Jacobson says that Van Jones Sends Thrill Up MSNBC’s Leg.
Just because its obvious doesn’t make it unfunny-Smitty knows funny. This is also the link that has been emailed to all of my friends and family who have school aged children.
Track-A-’Crat makes a very valid point- don’t call 9/11 a “tragedy.”
Thank goodness that Paco is on the case!
Doug Ross has the ObamaCare numbers that you absolutely must read.
Pundette has gave me a bad case of the shudders: Joe Biden: I’m still here and I’m really important.
Donald Douglas has a story of unintended consequences. Labor unions came out whole hog to put The One in office and what have they received in return? Besides massive unemployment among their members, their popularity among the American people is dropping like a rock. Maybe it is time that union leadership take a look at what is in the best for their members instead of blindly backing each and every idiot with a (D) after their name. (That being said, I wonder if I’ll still have a job come Tuesday. Oh, well.)
TrogloPundit; It’s not exactly a death panel, but… Yeah, let’s model our system after those guys.
Jimmie thinks Jones might be less honest than Bugs Bunny:
I’ve seen more plausible denials in Bugs Bunny cartoons. Heck, I’d be more likely to believe “He’s not in the stove!” than anything Van Jones says about his Trutherism, or lack thereof. At least when Bugs Bunny tried to trick to you, he did it with a wink and a smile.
Parting thought: Everyone wants to know who cleared Van Jones. Think about this-Van Jones was cleared by the same people who are now in change of our national security.
Mark Steyn question’s Jone’s sincerity:
Van Jones Trutherism, like Van Jones Communism and Van Jones Eco-Racism Theory, is a kind of decadence: If you really believed 9/11 was an inside job, you'd be in fear of your life. Instead, for a cutting-edge poseur like Jones, it's a marketing niche, one that gives you a certain cachet with the right kind of people - like, apparently, Barack Obama. (Bill Clinton, to his credit, felt differently.)
The Daley Gator looks at the MSM reaction to the Van Jones controversy with some surprising results. Wait, did I say surprising? I meant ‘typical.’
Pat, And So it Goes in Shreveport, has been reading HuffPo lately.
Then I came across this piece written by Jones for the Huffington Post in 2006. The title is "On Being Black at a Latino March" and Jones writes of his experience in a San Francisco "Day Without Immigrants" March. Jones laments the status of the Black Freedom Movement as he watches the optimism of the Latinos…
Prof. William Jacobson says that Van Jones Sends Thrill Up MSNBC’s Leg.
Just because its obvious doesn’t make it unfunny-Smitty knows funny. This is also the link that has been emailed to all of my friends and family who have school aged children.
Track-A-’Crat makes a very valid point- don’t call 9/11 a “tragedy.”
Thank goodness that Paco is on the case!
Doug Ross has the ObamaCare numbers that you absolutely must read.
Pundette has gave me a bad case of the shudders: Joe Biden: I’m still here and I’m really important.
Donald Douglas has a story of unintended consequences. Labor unions came out whole hog to put The One in office and what have they received in return? Besides massive unemployment among their members, their popularity among the American people is dropping like a rock. Maybe it is time that union leadership take a look at what is in the best for their members instead of blindly backing each and every idiot with a (D) after their name. (That being said, I wonder if I’ll still have a job come Tuesday. Oh, well.)
TrogloPundit; It’s not exactly a death panel, but… Yeah, let’s model our system after those guys.
Jimmie thinks Jones might be less honest than Bugs Bunny:
I’ve seen more plausible denials in Bugs Bunny cartoons. Heck, I’d be more likely to believe “He’s not in the stove!” than anything Van Jones says about his Trutherism, or lack thereof. At least when Bugs Bunny tried to trick to you, he did it with a wink and a smile.
Parting thought: Everyone wants to know who cleared Van Jones. Think about this-Van Jones was cleared by the same people who are now in change of our national security.
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