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Friday, October 23, 2009
Abortion Isn't About Choice. It's Murder
This is an abortion. If you can't look at it you should stand up for the life of these inocent babies. Life,liberty. This isn't about choice. It's murder people. If you can watch this video and still believe in "choice" then there is something wrong with you.
Should Marijuana Be Legalized
The war on drugs isn't working. What should we do? Should we legalize it and tax it? How can we control the drug problem? Should we look at the Libertarian ideology and let every state decide? I hear a lot about this subject and society seems to be changing fast about these things. We can't keep hiding from the problem without fixing it. We throw way too much of our money at this war without winning or giving up the war and try something new. Most Americans are at a lose with the war on drugs and so is our government. http://www.reason.tv/ has some good perspectives on this taboo subject.
Give It Up To The Left Wingers
Left wing stop on by and add your thoughts to the blog. I like hearing from both side. A nice civil debate over any subject you would like to bring up just post it.
OK Now Barack Hussein Obama Is At War With Fox News? Just Dumb
So this administration had what passes for a brainstorm among that group: now that they’ve made it clear that they disapprove of one particular news network, why, there would be nothing stopping them from stepping up their attempts to marginalize said network. So the White House announced today that a specific White House Press Pool access - Ken Feinberg, who is one of the myriad ‘czars’ so beloved of this administration - would explicitly exclude Fox News. Despite the fact that the Press Pool is supported in part by Fox News.
And the media refused to play along.
This, oddly enough, has not been brought up by any of the other networks, so for right now the best source for this story is FNC (yes, savor the irony):
See Hot Air and AoSHQ for more. In this particular case, the news bureaus decided that the White House could make Feinberg available for all five news networks, or for none of them. Whether or not this was due to principle or pragmatism (Hot Air leans towards the latter), it was the right answer: the administration caved in short order. Hopefully there won’t be a need for multiple lessons. I’m forced to admit that I’m pleasantly surprised at how well the news media handled this one. Even if they did do it solely because they don’t want the precedent set.
Moving along: AoSHQ is amazed at this administration’s priorities. For myself, I’m reminded again of a thought that I’ve had a few times. When you look at this administration’s performance to date, it’s like the Democratic Party went out and found themselves a caricature of everything that they complained about/hated/feared with regard to George W Bush… only this time? It’s all true.
And the media refused to play along.
This, oddly enough, has not been brought up by any of the other networks, so for right now the best source for this story is FNC (yes, savor the irony):
See Hot Air and AoSHQ for more. In this particular case, the news bureaus decided that the White House could make Feinberg available for all five news networks, or for none of them. Whether or not this was due to principle or pragmatism (Hot Air leans towards the latter), it was the right answer: the administration caved in short order. Hopefully there won’t be a need for multiple lessons. I’m forced to admit that I’m pleasantly surprised at how well the news media handled this one. Even if they did do it solely because they don’t want the precedent set.
Moving along: AoSHQ is amazed at this administration’s priorities. For myself, I’m reminded again of a thought that I’ve had a few times. When you look at this administration’s performance to date, it’s like the Democratic Party went out and found themselves a caricature of everything that they complained about/hated/feared with regard to George W Bush… only this time? It’s all true.
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