Tuesday, January 3, 2012

Live by the race card, Die by the race card



Last month I read a commentary in the Wall Street Journal - where they were advocating the idea that Obama should not seek re-election for the good of the country - here's the link;

http://online.wsj.com/article_email/SB10001424052970203611404577041950781477944-lMyQjAxMTAxMDIwMDEyNDAyWj.html?mod=wsj_share_email

Suprisingly, the op-ed piece was written by two Democrats - not surprisingly, they are both pro-Hillary Clinton Dems -

What brings this to mind was what one of my customers said yesterday, that he had voted for Obama because he's collecting a union pension, but that he wouldn't vote for him again, and that he wished the Dems would nominate somebody else, anybody else.

I explained to him that the Dems would not/could not do that, because it would be racist.

Ever since Obama came on the political scene, anytime anybody disagreed with him, or his (bad) policies, they scream that the opposition is based on racism.

So now they're stuck.

With the latest Rasmussen poll showing Obama losing to Mittt Romney 45%-39% the Dems are now victims of their own strategy.

They're stuck with a sure loser. And they have to force a smile, feign enthusiasm, and go along with it.

LOL

Sunday, December 25, 2011

Merry Christmas



The weather is beautiful here in downtown Billings, Montana.


My son-in-law wanted to ride today, so we broke out the motorcycles and spun around the mostly-deserted streets -


I wish all of you lurkers a Merry Christmas, and a Happy New Year !






Sunday, December 11, 2011

The Big, bad BEARS in Tebowtown


I'm live-blogging from Denver - as we (the family) get ready to go have brunch, then make our way down to Mile High Stadium this afternoon to watch the Denver Broncos host the Chicago Bears.

The BEARS are missing their starting quarterback, and are underdogs, but I think that their special teams and defense will keep them in the game.

No matter how the games go, this will be a talked -about game, just because of Bronco QB Tim Tebow.

The kids, and son-in-laws are up in the nosebleed section, while Lori & I are on the BEARS sideline at about the 15 yard line, about 20 seats up from the cheerleaders -after all, she's the Bears fan.

If I make it to another Denver game, I want to do it in Oakland, and I want to sit near the black hole !

More to follow !

Friday, December 2, 2011

No limits on Dem racism


Yes, the mainstream Democrats are a very racist group, and when we get closer to the election they will play race to every angle.

Right now, they are busy destroying Herman Cain (GOP primary candidate) because he is a black man, with a new, and refreshing message.

The way that the Obama Team is reacting to Herman Cain shows that he scares the living hell out of them.

The do not want a successful black man, who made his fortune by virtue of hard work, to be out campaigning, telling the minorities that they can do the same thing for themselves that he did.

They want Obama to keep telling the minorities that they are being oppressed, by the white man, and that they need to vote for Dems so that those same groups will get money and programs from the government. (And in the process, keep them as a captive voting bloc)

That's why the media, the Dems, and their cohorts have been dragging out accusations of infidelity against Herman Cain, and smearing him at every turn.

I think that they are overreacting, and that it will backfire on them next year, when the only campaign tactic they have left is to use their old one, which is to accuse anybody who disagrees with The Great Leader a racist.

Why do I think that they are overreacting? Because election history shows, that if you put up a black conservative candidate against a liberal candidate, that the minorities still tow the party line, looking for handouts instead of looking at the color of a mans skin.

For example, look at what happened to Lynn Swan, when he ran against Ed Rendell for Governor of Pennsylvania - Swann was a popular man, yet he only received 8% of the black vote in his failed bid.

So I predict that the Dems will succeed in derailing Herman Cain, and I tell you that I think it's a shame. Herman Cain would be a much better President than Obama, starting on his first day.

I would happily support him.

Monday, November 21, 2011

The RAIDERS are in 1st place



It's a fun year to root for the RAIDERS !


They are big, nasty, and they like to pound the ball down the field, and it doesn't matter if the other team tries to shut down the run, they do it anyway.


In Minnesota yesterday, they beat the VIKINGS, despite the 'Home Town' refs penalizing them constantly.


So now with 6 games left, Oakland is in 1st place in the AFC West, and I look for them to stay there.

Tuesday, November 15, 2011

Stop using the word 'Obamacare' - at least in Montana



I have invented a new word for the federal takeover of our health care system, it should now be called TESTERCARE, in honor of our Dem Senator Jon Tester, who cast the deciding vote on the awful legislation not once, but twice.


Tester isn't campaigning on his votes (surprise) but I don't intend to let him duck them.


And the Supreme Court this week just announced that they will rule on Testercare this year, before the elections, and when they throw it out as unconstitutional I think our voters in Montana will fully realize just how out of touch Jon Tester is with Montanans.


So remember, it's not Obamacare anymore, it's TESTERCARE !

Thursday, October 27, 2011

Do not question The Great Leader !






Good Morning Montana !


I've been meaning to put up a post Monday, when I read this story in The Washington Times, so here it is, a little late;




It appears that there are those who don't like Obama running the Government without the other two branches.


It shouldn't surprise anybody, given the kind of narcissist I believe Obama to be.


He perceives this as HIS time to be another FDR, or Abraham Lincoln, and he will not be denied.


Take Obamacare for example, the only two beneficiaries of Obamacare have been Obamas ego, and the far-left of his Democrat base.

Take getting rid of DADT (Don't ask, Don't tell) as another example - this really isn't much of an achievement for him, and he was careful never to mention that it was one of Bill Clintons policies - written, passed, and carried out by fellow Democrats.


So is Obama a narcissist ?


Here's an excerpt from a 2009 story by Mark Lichterman from 2009;


"One must never underestimate the manipulative genius of pathological narcissists. They project such an imposing personality that it overwhelms those around them. Charmed by the charisma of the narcissist, people become like clay in his hands. They cheerfully do his bidding and delight to be at his service. The narcissist shapes the world around himself and reduces others in his own inverted image. He creates a cult of personality. His admirers become his co-dependents Narcissists have no interest in things that do not help them to reach their personal objective. They are focused on one thing alone and that is power. All other issues are meaningless to them and they do not want to waste their precious time on trivialities. Anything that does not help them is beneath them and do not deserve their attention."


Does that sound like anybody you know ?


Here's the link to the whole article;





Tuesday, October 18, 2011

How badly has/will Obama hurt the Dems ?






Here are some hard truths for you libs who stop over here -

If the election was held today, Obama loses in a landslide, the GOP increases it's majority in the House of Representatives, and takes control of the US Senate.

In Montana, The GOP takes the Governors office, as well as the Senate seat now occupied by Obamas minion Jon Tester, and retains the Representative seat now held by Denny Rehberg.

The State legislature stays firmly under Republican control.

Why am I so sure ?

Because Barack Hussein Obama, The Great Leader, will be on the top of every ballot.

Obama has had the Midas touch for 3 years, only everything he's touched has turned to shit.

Welcome to State Politics Obama !

Wednesday, October 5, 2011

Obama - our 'Mouse & the Motorcycle' President







How many of you remember the book by Beverly Cleary titled "The Mouse and the Motorcycle"?

It was about a mouse, named Ralph, who lived in a Hotel, who made friends with a boy named Keith, and would ride Keiths toys around.

To make the motorcycle go, Ralph would make motorcycle noises, and in the story the motorcycle would go. When he got into Keiths toy ambulance, he made siren noises and the ambulance would go too.

The other night, I saw Obama in an interview, saying that he considers himself the underdog next year, and hopes that people re-elect him because of his 'vision' for America.

Say what?

The man has been President for nearly 3 years, the first two years he had the biggest Dem majorities in the Congress since the days of Lyndon Johnson, they passed everything he wanted to pass without needing a single Republican vote, and he wants to be judged on his 'vision' ?

It's just Obama making motorcycle noises, only in the real world, talk doesn't spin the wheels.

In fact, Obamas talking isn't very effective at anything - let's take a look at his record;

One of the first things he was going to do as President was to secure the Olympics for Chicago, so in Sept of 2009 he jetted over to Denmark to convince them - after all, he was loved by the entire world, was awarded the Nobel prize for being elected, and he wasn't President Bush.

But after he talked to them, Chicago was the first city eliminated.

Wow, what a gifted, persuasive orator. Maybe they should have had some shills come, and faint while he was talking, (aka 2008 campaign rallys), so the IOC would know they were hearing greatness.

All they heard was motorcycle noises.

How about one of his first Presidential speeches - he was going to sign an executive order closing the prison at Guantanamo Bay. It's still open, 2 1/2 years later, because his mythical powers of persuasion failed to persuade anybody.

How about his prowess on the campaign trail, helping Dem candidates - surely he can help Dem candidates, right ?

Wherever he's went and campaigned for Dem candidates, they've lost - a speech from Obama is a death knell for a campaign. Look at what happened to Ted Kennedy's seat, in a safe dem district. Look at what happened to Chuck Schumers seat. look at the Governors races in NY & NJ, and look at last years mid-term elections and the candidates Obama stumped for.

If Montana is lucky, Obama will come campaign for Jon Tester, and make Tester a loser by a landslide.

Today, Obama is out making speeches about his 'Jobs Act'.

More motorcycle noises. If you stop and listen to what he's saying, you'll see how ridiculous it is;

Raising taxes on the wealthy? Where is the link between increasing taxes and creating jobs ?

More stimulus ? The last stimulus failed to help unemployment, so why would he believe that throwing more money at it will work now ? Isn't the definition of insanity to be doing the same thing over and over again, but expecting different results ?



Obama - Credo quia absurdum - I believe it because it is absurd. (With apologies to Dr. Jack Wheeler who first assigned that credo to Obama)

Tuesday, September 27, 2011

End of an era


That's it - the very last Crown Victoria to come off the assembly line.

So if you decide one day to own one of these rear-wheel-drive cars, with a V8 engine in the front, you'll have to look for a used one.

I know that the modern car designs are cheaper, lighter, get better mileage, and have their advantages, but for me, a traditional family car is supposed to be big, have four doors, be rear wheel drive, and your Dad is supposed to have a set of snow tires in the garage that he puts on the car right before the first snowfall.

These cars were built at the St. Thomas Assembly Plant, which has (had) pumped out Ford automobiles for 44 years, and it is now being dismantled, and 200 employees just lost their jobs.

My 2008 Crown Vic just turned over 47,000 miles, and I intend to run it 200,000 more, which means it'll be in the driveway for a good long time. I'm keeping the faith I guess.