The Battle of Texas
I haven’t made up my mind about Rick Perry. The Daily Plunge has written a lot about the Texas governor over the past six weeks, but that’s because he’s the […]
Tag Archives: George W. Bush
Real Problems: GOP Canidates aren't like Bush
During the Bush administration the common mainstream media meme was that Bush was conservative extremist. The claim always puzzled me because what exactly did Bush do to champion conservative principles? […]
The Worst People of All Time
“No one believes more firmly than Comrade Napoleon that all animals are equal. He would be only too happy to let you make your decisions for yourselves. But sometimes you […]
Joe Biden Strikes Again
Where is Joe Biden? Oh, there he is… on Larry King Live. I would assume that would be a safe venue for Biden; however, I’ve learned that there are no […]
obama's fox news paranoia continues
It’s one thing for liberal bloggers, talking heads, and small time politicians to complain about FOX News, but for the President of the United States to say that FOX is […]
cbs and the new republic
CBS has sunk even lower posting an article from The New Republic on their site. Just take a look at this idiotic piece of writing. Mousavi is not Iran’s Barack […]
obama and the cia
Our new president once promised to unite the country. Any hope of that occurring has gone out the window. Over the past week team Obama has initiated a firestorm that […]
the ap continues the katrina myth
I have stated in the past that the media coverage on the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina was the worst in my lifetime. The narrative of that event is so firmly […]
libby and the rule of law
One of the more forgettable non-scandals during the Bush administration was the whole Valeria Plame affair. The whole investigation hinged on the fact that the Bush administration illegally leaked outed […]
Economic Analysis + BDS = Bush Tanked the U.S. Economy
I always love it when pundits try to explain the economy. It’s like hearing Brian Boitano analyze college football. It seems that many have forgotten the business cycle. We had […]
