Category Archives: Quote of the Day

#tcot RT @libertyrant: From Virginia to Tehran: THUS ALWAYS TO TYRANTS! #IranElection (via http://picfog.com/)” – @BowlMeOverVa From this live worldwide picfog of images posted by supporters of the iran election protest.

From Farhad (change for Iran) on Twitter. Most media’s been shut down by the regime, but the new Iranian revolution is being Twittered. # my eyes are burning hard to keep them open #iranelection15 minutes ago from web # tear … Continue reading →

Knute Berger posted up a list of Six Things You Cannot Say in Seattle. It’s a pretty good list, though it could be whittled down to five, because #5 is a rather large exageration. I’m going to excerpt #6 because … Continue reading →

If I knew whether or not he’d given the Obama campaign money, I’d call it buyer’s remorse. Like many Americans last November, I voted for change. I had hope. I no longer have hope since the president I voted for … Continue reading →

An apt analogy Let’s pretend for a moment that, god forbid, you break your arm. And somehow you end up with a team of doctors all trained at Obama University. As you lie there on the table in the ER, … Continue reading →

The left’s current “best argument” for why health care insurers are talking with the feds about health care costs is that the insurers don’t want to have to “compete” with the super-awesome government plan. They’re right. But for the wrong … Continue reading →

We have nine Justices on the SCOTUS because not everyone can leave their “life experiences” at the door and hand down a fair ruling. Sadly, it looks as though we’re going to get one who prefers to apply said experiences … Continue reading →

Please, please don’t let them screw this up. The tone is going to be very intense, very much keeping in mind the post-9/11 world that we’re in. As ‘Red Dawn’ scared the heck out of people in 1984, we feel … Continue reading →

From Byron’s Don Juan: words on Daniel Boone. (Found, oddly enough, in this thread. If you’ve read Suprynowicz’s Ballad of Carl Drega and felt your blood boil — as I did — well, here’s the other side of that story … Continue reading →