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August 2011

A study in contrasts: Well-behaved schoolchildren vs. unruly union thugs

I’m a few days behind on this story, primarily because I spent the majority of my weekend monitoring and/or Tweeting about Hurricane Irene developments, but I think you’ll find it a fascinating case study in terms of the contrasts it portrays between well-behaved young children at aΒ private school versus “gimme mine” unionistas petulantly protesting outside the school … because Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker was visiting.Β  The Wisconsin Reporter has the story:.....   [Read More]

Barack Obama: The Harvard Daze

I hesitate to write this because I don’t want to come off as personally attacking a President who is, to many – whether they think he’s doing a good job or not – a “likeable” guy, but I think it’s important to chronicle and document just what a prepackaged candidate Barack Obama was in 2008 and before, prior to his election to the US Senate, and even prior to that, as a State Senator in Illinois who cozied up to the likes of Chicago’s most influential public figures – like domestic terrorist Bill Ayers and the racist America hater Rev. Jeremiah Wright, as he climbed the social and political ladder in one of America’s most politically corrupt cities … a ladder he supposedly emerged from “unscathed.” Uh huh......   [Read More]