The Myth of the Southern Strategy
The sinister “Southern Strategy” is liberal dogma. I like to tell liberals all the time it’s a fantasy. They flip out! “But the South votes for the GOP! It must […]
Tag Archives: Progressives
The ObamaCare Decision
Much has been written about tomorrow’s historic United States Supreme Court decision on the constitutionality of ObamaCare. The biggest surprise is the left’s attitude toward the court. If they don’t get their […]
The Myth of Income Inequality
A constant liberal talking point is that the top one percent of American have exploited the rest of the country to acquire their wealth. It’s simply not true. These claims […]
Hipster Dufus Watch: Occupy Wall Street
I haven’t written much about Occupy Wall Street because it’s a non-movement that’s already over-covered. Liberal mainstream journalism is well on its way to not covering all the crazy hipster doofuses […]
America: Morally and Financially Bankrupt
[blackbirdpie url="http://twitter.com/#!/lhommeblank/status/115333484456853504"] I have never understood Christianphobia in the United States. Why is there this fear that Christians are trying to create a theocracy? I grew up in the South. I’ve […]
Governor Rick Perry's RLC 2011 Speech
A few days ago I wrote that conservatives should quit trying to appease liberals. It cowardice not to stand up for you believe. Liberal certainly don’t suffer from it (except […]
Progressives: Opinions Based on Fake Facts
Earlier this week I wrote an open letter to Kathryn Scaglione after stumbling unto her deranged tweets on Twitter. Scaglione’s sprawling response to my open letter actually made my point. […]
Entitlments are the Path to Ruin
Socialized health care has been a progressive dream for over 70 years in the United States after FDR progressives spent decades trying to pass it, but the American people rejected it. […]
A Nation in Debt Denial
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Earth to Liberals: Raising Taxes Won't Work
CNN has published an op-ed by Michael Wolraich entitled “Republicans’ Medicare blunder.” Wolraich doesn’t really make any new points. It’s just another juvenile analysis of the political risks associated with […]
