Category Archives: Quote of the Day

The cats at Counting Cats in Zanzibar found a MEMRI video which translated some supposed Islamic scientist on a talk show telling the Saudis exactly how Neil Armstrong discovered, and US government has covered up, that Mecca is “centrally located” … Continue reading →

On Hillary and her “concession” speech: We haven’t heard the last of her, and I’m glad. I’m looking forward to her becoming a distaff Harold Stassen, haunting every Democratic primary from 2012 to the crack of doom. I’m chuckling evilly … Continue reading →

The people mentioned in the above “Healthcare for All” post are calling their legislation a health care “Revolution”. To send men to the firing squad, judicial proof is unnecessary… These procedures are an archaic bourgeois detail. This is a revolution! … Continue reading →

Upon hearing the news that District of Columbia’s keynote politician of ill-repute wants the tax payers to pay for a new $150 Million soccer stadium. Of course, at Marion Barry Stadium you won’t see signs like, “Watch for batted balls.” … Continue reading →

If I had unlimited time, I would have been spreading this sentiment about the leftosphere for the last couple of years. Since I don’t, I simply utter it under my breath whenever I read complaints about the price of gas … Continue reading →

I’ve posted this before. Today it might be profitably read in conjunction with Squeaky’s post. In the conflict resistless, each toil they endured, ’Till their foes fled dismayed from the war’s desolation: And pale beamed the Crescent, its splendor obscured … Continue reading →

This is just one of the problems with today’s MSM, but it is a very large problem, especially when it comes to pro-Global Warming Death Cult articles. Newspapers employ “fact-checkers”, but their job is not to check facts but to … Continue reading →

I’ve been seeing this one about over the weekend and felt that it had something in common with the post just below this one, but deserved to be apart from it. Two substantive political issues are the federal budget deficit … Continue reading →