It’s TRULY Morning in America
Posted on 5 November 2008. Filed under: feminism, politics | Tags: Barack Obama, Peggy Noonan, politics, President, Ronald Reagan |
When the Republicans said it, it was a way to use people’s hope as a way to keep office (remember that, all you squawkers about Kool-Aid)?
Now, it’s actually true. It is Morning in America, and with hard work it will be a bright and glorious day.
Joe the Plumber, Tax Maverick!
Posted on 17 October 2008. Filed under: feminism, politics | Tags: Barack Obama, debate, election, John McCain, politics, taxes |
The McCandidate’s Man of the Hour last night was Joe the Plumber, who’s concerned about having to pay more taxes under Obama. Joe wants a tax break. Funny – he’s already given himself one:
`Joe the plumber,” the Toledo, Ohio, man whose complaints about Barack Obama’s tax plan were highlighted by John McCain in the final [...]
Pro-Life, Pro-Obama
Posted on 9 October 2008. Filed under: feminism, politics | Tags: abortion, Barack Obama, election 2008, politics, pro-choice, pro-life, women |
http://www.prolifeproobama.com/index.htm
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Posted on 6 October 2008. Filed under: feminism, politics, religion | Tags: abortion, Barack Obama, election, health care, politics, pro-choice, pro-life |
There’s a possibility that Obama’s health care plan would cover abortions, if, that is, he gets elected and his health care plan goes through exactly as he wants it with no compromises whatsoever on controversial issues — which of course it won’t.
But that won’t stop people from getting offended at the possibility. They will squawk [...]
Equal Pay and Oversight
Posted on 27 September 2008. Filed under: feminism, politics | Tags: Barack Obama, equal pay, gender wage gap, hypocrisy, John McCain, McCain, Obama, wage gap |
McCain’s ads about the supposed wage gap in the Obama campaign are all over the place now.
Let’s assume for the sake of argument that this is true, instead of the gross misrepresentation it actually is.
Why then does McCain oppose doing anything about it? If he’s so concerned about wage gaps and equal pay, why not, [...]
Oh, National Review, you’re cute
Posted on 16 September 2008. Filed under: politics | Tags: Barack Obama, John McCain, National Review, politics, sex-ed |
National Review’s courageous Byron York has stepped in today to set the record straight on Obama, sex-ed, and McCain’s Obama sex-ed ad.
York’s argument is basically this: sure, the bill in question does does provide for teaching children that there is a such a thing as inappropriate touching. But “the bill’s intention was to mandate that [...]
The Problem With Politics Today
Posted on 15 September 2008. Filed under: politics | Tags: Barack Obama, creationism, John McCain, politics, Sarah Palin, stupidity |
…is that too many people treat the vote as an expression of their individuality. When they vote at all.
America is filled with people who idolize self-expression. Liberal hippies (mostly educators) openly worship at the shrine of self-esteem, and conservative Statler & Waldorfs pretend they despise self-expression while valuing it just as much, only in their [...]
