in the wrong era. Soundly refuting
liberals online since 2000. :)
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Audacity of Truth
Marginalizing Terror:
"Why? Whether it’s al Qaeda Central, or two twisted, perverted, cowardly knock-off jihadists here in Boston. Why do they do what they do?”
VP Biden, speaking at the memorial service for slain MIT police offer Sean Collier - 4/24/2013
Breitbart.com- Hot Air
- Videos: Tornadoes rip through Oklahoma, flattening schools, homes, businesses
- State Department employee: The administration has made me the scapegoat for Benghazi
- Carney: No, seriously, Obama’s lawyer didn’t tell him that the IRS was targeting tea partiers when she found out; Update: Obama’s chief of staff was told?
- Michelle Malkin
- Dept. of Justice IG report: DOJ official leaked document to smear Fast & Furious whistleblower
- Senior Obama adviser: President’s precise location during and after Benghazi attack ‘largely irrellevant’
- The Obama Way: DOJ dumpster divers spied on Fox News reporter James Rosen; Update: Fox News says DOJ targeted 3 staffers
- Jake Tapper
- Legal Insurrection
- Lynn Sweet
» Posts in the Weather Watch/Response Category:
Storified: In which @GovChristie and #TruthToPower get acquainted
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Why was the Senate’s #SandyAid bill larded up with unrelated pork?
And furthermore, why won’t the bleeping media focus more attention on this fact? I guess it’s more important for the Democrats and their colleagues in the MSM to note the ridiculous, self-serving “bipartisan outrage” over the fact that the House didn’t take up the bill yesterday “in a stunning reversal” as previously anticipated. And also [...]
Definitive proof that Mayor Michael Bloomberg is a freaking idiot (UPDATED)
There have been plenty of past examples, of course, but this one takes the cake: —- Bloomberg Diverts Food, Generators from Devastated Staten Island to NYC Marathon: Fresh off his “climate disruption”-driven endorsement of President Obama, New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg has chosen to divert critical food supplies and power generators from desperate residents of [...]
The mindless, predictable politicization of Hurricane #Sandy
Well said, Wall Street Journal: We know liberals are worried that President Obama might lose next week, but are they so panicky that they want to suggest even before the storm has passed that Mitt Romney and Republicans are against disaster relief? Apparently so. It’s an especially low-rent tactic, akin to blaming the tea party [...]
Could next week’s election be postponed due to #Sandy?
That’s a question I’ve heard and read quite a bit in the aftermath of the widespread, massive devastation caused by Hurricane Sandy. The answer is: Technically with Congressional approval it could happen, but it’s not likely: WASHINGTON (AP) — Could superstorm Sandy postpone the presidential election? The question has come up now because it could take [...]
Hurricane #Sandy – Reader Check-In
Hoping to hear from readers who have been impacted or who are in the projected path of the massive Hurricane Sandy “superstorm.” Please let us know what’s happening in your area, what you’re seeing, etc. Sandy has had a significant impact on North Caroilina, on the coast of course as well as in the mountain [...]
Weekend Open Thread
Getting ready to head out and try to have a productive day for a change, unlike my last several. Small request: Please keep in your thoughts and prayers all those who were impacted by the deadly tornadoes that have touched down in roughly nine states in the past couple of days. Close to 40 [...]
Hurricane Irene “just wind and rain”? I don’t think so.
I think the pictures tell the story. More here. Been reading Tweets all morning from people up North who are whining about the inconvenience of having to prepare/change their daily routine/evacuate. Makes my blood boil. After Katrina, didn’t people learn “better safe than sorry”? Astonishing to me that there are people who are actually upset because they [...]
Thursday Night Open Thread – and Irene Update
Hey y’all. Sorry I’ve not blogged much in the last couple of days. My schedule has been crazy. I come home some days from work and all I want to do is collapse on the couch and not do anything else. Not only that, but I’ve had a lot on my mind lately as my [...]
Share your East Coast Quake story!
Yes, yes – we’re ok here in North Carolina, but that doesn’t mean some high rise buildings in the area didn’t shake during the Mineral, VA 5.8 earthquake that happened earlier today. In Concord, where I was at the time, I didn’t feel anything but my sister works at a high rise in uptown Charlotte [...]
