Jumping the gun in Arizona
This is an amazing article: “Sheriff Joe: ‘I’m not going to call it quits.’”
The secretary of state of Arizona has just declared that he will be placing the name of Barack Hussein Obama II on the election ballots for the state of Arizona before the Democrats have held their National Convention and before the Democratic National Committee has filed any “Candidate Nomination Forms” with any state declaring that Barack Hussein Obama II will be a presidential candidate for the year 2012 general election.
I hope the Arizona ... continue reading »
We need Sheriff Joe
A good look at the electoral map of the 2012 election suggests that the only possible way Obama can be defeated is if he is legally found to be ineligible! This means that Sheriff Arpaio’s investigation takes on a new dimension. Obama has raped and plundered our economy to the brink of disaster; yet the backing of half the population that depend on the government for their livelihoods, plus the support of unions and the historic Democratic demographic constituencies, will guarantee him a victory in November!
The MSM is the final nail in the coffin of the Romney campaign. Without Sheriff Joe, the economy goes over the cliff! ... continue reading »
A distorted account
This is by far the most irresponsible article I have seen coming from a conservative viewpoint in a very long time ["Federal judge gets drop on Tombstone"].
This author never bothered to talk to the homeowners who live in the canyons where Tombstone is trying to repair water lines. This is NOT a battle between the Forest Service and Tombstone. It is a battle between the homeowners in the canyons and Tombstone. The homeowners asked the Forest Service to intervene (and they were slow doing so) because Tombstone was trampling on their property, cutting off acces ... continue reading »
Careful, Lou
Regarding “Lou Dobbs mystified by Obama-birth ‘taboo’”:
I thought Mr. Dobbs liked working for Fox News.
I thought Mr. Dobbs liked working.
I thought Mr. Dobbs liked being alive.
Guess not.
Mr. Dobbs best not drink a glass of wine, then jay-walk across a street.
Carry on.
James Boatwright
What this election's about
Listening to the teacher’s diatribe on YouTube ["Glimpes inside public school classroom"], it was easy to see that intelligent people are allowing their emotions to cloud their judgment in this election, rather than focusing on issues.
This election is about the government’s incursion on First Amendment rights, particularly freedom of religion and speech. It’s about sidestepping Congress and using mandates to rule instead of following the will of the people. It involves using strong-arm tactics on the Supreme Court and trying to expand executive power i ... continue reading »
Rubio's ineligibility
[To Joseph Farah:] Your column enumerating the 10 reasons why the question of BHO’s eligibility is not being pursued was right on point. Having met you a few times, at CPAC, I cannot begin to tell you what a vital service I think you are providing by doing your best to keep this topic in the public’s consciousness.
Your reason No. 7 is the most valid of the 10, mainly because of Marco Rubio. I think a lot of folks on the “Republican” side of the aisle are really, really Jonesing to have Rubio at least on the ticket this year as the VP. He ... continue reading »