Category Archives: Useful Idiots

Recent Pew polls show that if HRC gets the DNC nod 10% of Dems who support Obama will defect and vote for McCain. But that’s not the funny part. Teh Funny is that if Obama gets to choose the ticket, … Continue reading →

Inside blockage for Team Clinton. You figure out the metaphor. Clinton-papers released blocked Federal archivists at the Clinton Presidential Library are blocking the release of hundreds of pages of White House papers on pardons that the former president approved, including … Continue reading →

I’ve noticed, as probably you have as well, that when today’s Dem candidates raise loads of money, the leftosphere has no problem with money in politics. Obama Raises $55 Million in February Oliver Willis (Occupation: Toole) says that most of … Continue reading →

That’s what I’d call five out of six letters being published in the Seattle Times “Letters to the Editor” section being pro-Obama. And the one that wasn’t pro-Obama wasn’t anti-Obama, it was simply more “Women deserve to be first to … Continue reading →

As I write this it is rolling over to ten o’clock, and in Olympia, WA my elected representatives are debating as to whether Concealed Pistol License holders such as myself will be allowed to carry concealed on college and university … Continue reading →

Oh Boy wowza! Did the lack of cheering for HRC ever get some dander flying over at the dKos Animal Farm and Petting Zoo. When it was mentioned that HRC had campaigned in FL after pledging not to, some of … Continue reading →

Anyone got a count as to how many to go? First up, DC’s Suit against firearms manufacturers gets tossed like salad (and I invite the DC folks who filed it to Sarah Brady’s salad one more time since they seem … Continue reading →

In America, the left wants foggy bottoms actions guided by the Congress (at least until the Repubs regain control of it again). In Canada, it seems as though they may have turned foreign policy over to a pro-jihadi group via … Continue reading →

Like this study from The Commonwealth Fund does. Between 1997–98 and 2002–03, amenable mortality fell by an average of 16 percent in all countries except the U.S., where the decline was only 4 percent. In 1997–98, the U.S. ranked 15th … Continue reading →