Nancy Pelosi – A Parody Song
July 13, 2009 by Orlando
Filed under For Your Entertainment
A parody of The Beatles song ‘Lady Madonna’ written and performed by Edward L. Daley roasting Nancy Pelosi.
Be Afraid, Be VERY Afraid (Updated – Congressman demands investigation of Secretary Napolitano’s controversial report)
April 16, 2009 by TXPoet
Filed under News and Opinion
(Updated)

US DHS: Rightwing Extremism: Current Economic and Political Climate Fueling Resurgence in Radicalization and Recruitment, 7 Apr 2009
If you have been following TEA Parties on blogs you will notice that they have come under attack as a “sponsored” organization. Many trolls are blaming Fox News, some are blaming Rush Limbaugh, some blame the GOP and some are blaming Bush.
Do we really need any further proof that this Administration is Anti-American? If you believe in the document that this great Country was founded on you are an extremist and must be dealt with. God help anyone who believes in personal freedoms, the Constitution or State’s Rights.
They are already talking amnesty for all 20 million (or more) illegal immigrants. They want to pad the voter roles for the future. You would think that ACORN was able to do enough of that with all the Federal funds that have been poured into their coffers.
The AG Eric Holder has lied about weapons being smuggled into Mexico. The Homeland Security Secretary is dragging her feet on protecting our borders.The Pretender is throwing pizza parties and his press secretary is force feeding the media news about a dog while Somali Pirates thumbed their noses at America. It was amazing the dog hadn’t even arrived at the White House yet but you wouldn’t know that from the media feeding frenzy. The dog isn’t scheduled to arrive until today, April 13th, but it was enough news to divert the attention from Obama being caught on video bowing subserviently to the Saudi King.
Obama sycophants were quick to claim credit for the outstanding job done by the Navy Seals and the Naval Commander on the scene but in reality they were facing an untenable fight with the rules of engagement that they were given. If the pirates hadn’t threatened Captain Phillips’ life so directly the situation would still be unresolved while the media would be reporting about Bo piddling on the grass of the White House. (More on this at How Obama actually delayed pirate rescue, remember you read about this first here)
Also see:
- DHS ignored civil-liberties lawyers’ warnings on report; Update: Senators demand data, explanation
- Jim Khouri: Congressman demands investigation of Secretary Napolitano’s controversial report
- JUDGE ANDREW NAPOLITANO: Six Things You Should Know About the Homeland Security Report on ‘Rightwing Extremism’
- Press Release from DHS on ‘Right-Wing Extremism’ Report
- Michelle Malkin: You might be a radicalized rightwing extremist if… and Confirmed: The Obama DHS hit job on conservatives is real
- Homeland Security on guard for ‘right-wing extremists’
- Disagree with Obama? Gov’t has eyes on you
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Charleston Tea Party
April 15, 2009 by Ron
Filed under FHK WebWarriors, South Carolina

Probably my favorite sign from the Tea Party because it refers to the same illustration I posted about last year.
My wife and I just got home from the Charleston Tea Party and what a Tea Party it was! Our CONSERVATIVE governor, Mark Sanford was there and spoke for about six minutes. I don’t have an official count but I estimate we had a couple thousand people gathered at the Customs House at Market and East Bay and it was awesome.
I took a lot of photos, particularly of signs and I tried to show some idea of the size of the crowd. That turned out to be difficult because I was never able to get into an elevated position. Hopefully you’ll get some idea from the various views.
All in all it was an inspiring event and I was impressed at how well behaved the crowd was. Mary Katherine Hamm sent a tweet while we were there saying “I was ready to report craziness if I saw it. There was NONE. Not one rude sticker or t-shirt or errant word.” That’s exactly what I observed in Charleston. There was a strong spirit of patriotism, of love for this country and fear that we are on the road to losing it all.

Cull Both Herds. The sentiment is the GOP is also to blame for this mess, not just Democrats. I agree!
There were a lot of speakers, mostly local people that most of the crowd didn’t know. They were speaking because they care about this country. Most all were inspiring. We heard from a trucker, a builder, a 17 year old student and many more, all there with a common purpose, to let our elected officials know we are very unhappy with the direction this country is going.
It will be interesting to see if the liberals continue to try to marginalize what took place today. I’ve heard numerous pundits on the left saying this all amounts to nothing but from what I can determine, perhaps more than a million people went to Tea Parties today. As much as the left would like to portray otherwise, they are hard pressed to mount anything like this.
Of note was the number of FairTax supporters at the Tea Party. My wife and I had on our FairTax shirts and hats and we were in good company. The FairTax presence was large enough to merit a mention from the organizers at the Tea Party.
Much as I liked all the speeches, I particularly enjoyed Governor Sanford’s remarks. They say that brevity is the soul of wit and Sanford captured that today. He spoke for just over six minutes and he was, as usual, inspiring to all who hold to conservative principles. His video is below.
I’ll place more photos below the video but mark this. This movement is not a flash in the pan as some would have you believe. This is a real grass roots movement and it is here to stay. Congress had better be listening because we are certainly paying attention to what they’re doing and their careers could be in serious jeopardy if they don’t change their ways.
(Note: The video is shaky because it was shot with a still camera using 12x zoom. It’s pretty difficult to avoid some shake without a tripod. Also, sound quality isn’t great because I wa a long way from the speakers. Still, you can hear what the governor had to say.)
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The only negative was the helicopter orbiting overhead for half an hour. It made it difficult to hear at times.


Does McCain Want to Win?
May 5, 2008 by Ron
Filed under News and Opinion
After McCain won enough delegates to secure the Republican nomination, the general wisdom was that he would have to work hard to bring the conservative core of the Republican Party over to his side. For a while it appeared that he was actually trying to do that. But the honeymoon is over.
Today is Cinco de Mayo and McCain chose this date to unveil his Spanish languish web site. I have my reservations about a Spanish languish site considering American citizens, the only one’s who can vote, should be able to read an English language site. But the site itself isn’t the big problem. What is a problem is McCain’s return to language reminiscent of the McCain-Kennedy debate.
McCain is now saying that Republicans have hurt themselves by opposing McCain-Kennedy and he wants to turn that around. He’ll do so basically by implementing McCain-Kennedy once elected! It makes one wonder how sincere McCain was when he said he was a conservative and wanted to work with conservatives. Clearly he doesn’t think he needs to worry about us too much now. Read more


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