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April 14, 2009

A Pirate's Tax Day?

Posted by Deborah Kay Corey at 10:58 AM

Whew, it has been awhile since anything has been written here...the YCC has created a new tax day focused video ripping on Obama and the irony of tax day. It's very sarcastic, although true....oh...anger...it drips out in the funniest ways.

Anyways, commentary on the pirate situation in Somalia-..while the Polireport did not support Barack Obama for president, anything that helps the defense of the country and seems conservative is good...so the return of Captain Richard Phillips is worth heaping some praise on the president for doing....good job Mr. Obama, you made the U.S. not look like a pansy.

Now, the pirates are more angry unfortunately...and retaliating....somehow Pirates of the Caribbean movies and talk like a pirate day seem less fun....

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March 27, 2009

Friday...ehem

Posted by Deborah Kay Corey at 4:08 PM

This is just too funny not to post for people who may not have heard about it..yet.

Apparently, Sen. Grassley was getting a bit sassy with another Senator on Thursday....it was one of those 'That's what she said jokes'....which is what you expect from our classy Senators...

Well, this blogger was raised in Iowa and frankly never heard of anything like this coming from Grassley before...he's not like Cheney or something....is it possible the Huffington Post made it up??

March 19, 2009

Posted by Sharon Soon at 12:10 PM

In light of race having become such a highly discussed issue in recent politics because of Barack Obama and Michael Steele, I think it's appropriate to point out a very overlooked fact that seems to be completely distorted by the average liberal: that Martin Luther King, Jr., ever invoked by the guilt-laden Democrat, was a Republican - registered and all.

It shouldn't even be a question, considering the values he championed, the beliefs he preached, and the way he lived his life. And yet we constantly hear Democratic leaders referencing him as though they had taken up his battle and were seeing it to fruition. Perhaps worst of all has been during Obamamania, where liberals were even brazen enough to sell Barack Obama tee shirts with King's image shadowing Obama's face. During the inauguration it couldn't have been said enough that "Martin Luther King would have been proud to see this day." And I couldn't have cringed enough.

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March 18, 2009

Blame?

Posted by Deborah Kay Corey at 10:15 AM

It's the social secretary right? She's the one, Desiree Rogers, who was on TV talking about the choice to dye the White Housefountains green for St. Paddy's? Somebody has to be a fall guy for all this trouble in the U.S. these days. It can't be the President's, or the first lady's, or Nancy Pelosi's...or Biden's. Maybe it was the social secretary's idea to send the bust of Winston Churchill back to the English...our last allies these days. When the Obama administration looks back on all their faults, it will be the social secretary's fault...for the economic mess. (SARCASM)

It's hard to not want to criticize the social secretary at the Obama Administration, on the other hand, she seems to be the least of their problems. At least she pays her taxes...

March 17, 2009

Happy St. Pattie's!

Posted by Deborah Kay Corey at 2:18 PM

Sorry, it's been a few days since anything was posted here, life is busy! So...here's a thought, today the White House had the fountains dyed green in honor of St.Patrick's day...now that's cool..but doesn't it seem like they are sort of out of touch with what is going on?

Obama, has failed to stop large bonuses from going out to AIG and even the Washington Post does not buy the idea that he tried to stop it...he's the President, he could have stopped the bonuses! And furthermore, the 'Going Galt' movement along with the tea parties across the country are not good signs for the future. People are angry, Bush was confusing, Clinton was demoralizing...and Obama doesn't seem to care...maybe he is something like Marie Antoinette?

He throws great parties and smiles at people a lot while things are disrupting in the country...pushes socialism and encourages people to feel worse about the economy instead of better....yep, that's it, he's like a weird cross between FDR and Marie Antoinette.

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March 11, 2009

Iran and Nukes

Posted by Deborah Kay Corey at 2:33 PM

Dave Hogberg has written a very interesting article on this topic.


Americans favor military action against Iran if sanctions and diplomacy fail to persuade the regime to cease efforts toward building nuclear weapons, according to a new IBD/TIPP poll.

President Obama has said he wants to engage Iran in dialogue.

In an interview with Al-Arabiya TV in late January, he said Tehran's past actions have been detrimental to Middle East peace, but said, "It is important for us to be willing to talk to Iran, to express very clearly where our differences are but where there are potential avenues for progress."

If talks or sanctions don't work, 52% of Americans say they think the U.S.

Read the article, you know you wanted something else to worry about in addition to the economy. Iran, Iran, why do you torture me?

March 10, 2009

Quote of the Day From New Jersey

Posted by Sharon Soon at 9:50 PM
You know something unusual is going on when Jon Corzine in 2009 starts to sound like Steve Lonegan in 2005.

- Paul Mulshine, The Star-Ledger

I’m not sure exactly what Steve Lonegan must be thinking right now, but I have a feeling it sounds a lot like, “I told you so.” After all, it’s not a novel idea that fiscal conservatism works better than fiscal liberalism any day, any time.

I highly recommend Paul Mulshine’s article, “On Fiscal Policy, the Right was Right.” From a practical and objective point of view, Mulshine explains in layman’s terms how Governor Corzine’s liberal policies have made our state even worse off now than when he first came to office, and how Republicans like Lonegan have been predicting this for years.

Using amusing imagery like, “The river of red ink runs into an ocean of insolvency,” Mulshine exposes the consequences of New Jersey’s highly progressive income tax, which have actually forced our Governor to talk about – dare I say it – cutting the size of government.

It almost sounds like a Lonegan endorsement.

Cross-posted at Conservatives with Attitude!

Going Galt

Posted by Deborah Kay Corey at 8:34 PM

For awhile now Instapundit and other Libertarian writers have been referring to Atlas Shrugged written by Ayn Rand in this time of growing Socialism.

Now, it looks like some Americans are actually doing it.....according to this blog</u>. While the idea has some chilling implications...could it all just be a tie and the most crazy marketing scheme ever to get moviegoers to the big screen version of the film coming out soon? Eh, not possible the film is coming out in 2011..

So then...things are getting scary..we we looking at the end of the line in site? Or is this just a time of panic and uncertainty in America?

March 6, 2009

Friday Fry Up

Posted by Deborah Kay Corey at 10:20 AM

Friday Fry-Up

Rush Limbaugh is giving shout outs to his supporters this week...er..uh does a man who likes to incite controversy really need support?

And Joe The Plumber has some legal troubles. He's so mysterious but he looked very normal at CPAC last week.

And the Obama Administration is saying Ihazaneconomy?

Brad Pitt too skinny for Capitol Hill pork meetings.

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March 4, 2009

Steele through it.

Posted by Deborah Kay Corey at 10:56 AM

Michael Steele, RNC Chairman has had a rough week with getting his tongue tripped up while talking to D.L. Hughley about Rush Limbaugh and calling Limbaugh an entertainer. What Steele said was not that big a deal, it is true, Limbaugh is an entertainer, much like Obama is President, an apple is a fruit and you get my point.

The problem is Democrats jumped on it to say that Steele was not supportive of Limbaugh when he was providing much needed water to the thirsty conservative base. In fact, the Democrats have been rather clever about the strategy of using Limbaugh to undermine the Right and trying to grab whatever they can away from the Right through Limbaugh. It's a faulty strategy for Democrats but, let them play it out to their own end.

http://www.dcexaminer.com/politics/The-Growing-Republican-Unhappiness-With-Michael-Steele-40705197.html

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March 2, 2009

Huh?

Posted by Deborah Kay Corey at 5:02 PM

CPAC was great, Rush was great, this blogger heard the Tea Party down by the Washington monument on Friday was...great. The Young Conservatives Coalition held a large party on Saturday night at Hawk n' Dove and while it's hard to believe over 700 people attended, there was no mistaking the packed frenetic crowd on the third level's dance floor. Literally, the floor was packed and within the crowd from the balcony bar one could see several small circles of people dancing and doing what could only be described as dance wars circling each other within the masses. It was insane.

However, the YCC was not featured in the Newsweek article which describes conservatives as wearing bowties and well frankly ignores the leather jacketed conservatives or even the high number of girls dressed in cocktail clothes and club gear?? Yep, that's right this blogger had to seriously tamp down her motherly urge to yank some of these girls into a back room and tell them how to dress properly...because well, what if Newsweek is right? And CPAC is just Spring break for Republicans and Libertarians...and anyone over 23 is just a guest at the carnival.

Enough said.

February 26, 2009

CPAC 1

Posted by Deborah Kay Corey at 10:25 AM

NY Times gets dupped. This is so funny it's hard to contain.

Anyways, today is the first day of CPAC-the Conservative Political Action Conference a fun fun time for all..unless your people just got their hinnies kicked in the 2008 elections. Ack. It's a post Bush world in Washington, DC these days, and all that means...

Still, there should be a good number of speakers on these days..so that is something...well... maybe this Blogger will see you there?

February 25, 2009

SOTU

Posted by Deborah Kay Corey at 10:30 AM

So, the State of the Union address happened last night. But what was the use for this blogger? None, it was funny, Nancy Pelosi looked so happy compared to the Bush days, wonder why...and guess what Joe Biden is tough, no really according to Obama he is...

The worst part is that Obama now claims to cure Cancer? Hmm, really? That just makes this blogger say it's time to refer readers to Newsbusted a show on the Newsbusters site, which this week points out the ridiculousness of electing a man with so little experience...who strikes one as an actor sometimes playing President..it's really disturbing, like why didn't we elect Will Smith? He's way more fun, we could all get jiggy with it.

February 23, 2009

Posted by Sharon Soon at 4:59 PM

I know I’ve expressed this before, but I really don’t believe that the current election contest between Norm Coleman and Al Franken is being given its due attention. With the very principles of our democracy at stake, the only reason I can see for this lack of exposure is that the left wing conspiracy within the media is determined to help Al Franken steal a seat to the United States Senate.

Thankfully, Coleman and a few other loyal defenders of democracy are fighting to overturn this crime, but without stronger support from the Republican Party and its constituents, Coleman is faces a daunting challenge against the Democratic machine.

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Chandra Levy R.I.P.

Posted by Deborah Kay Corey at 10:31 AM

The Local NBC News affiliate has just announced that officials are close to making an arrest in the Chandra Levy case....what??

You mean the death of the hill staffer whom Congressman Gary Condit from California had an affair with, that came out with her death in 2001? You mean the murder that convinced the country that DC was full of evil debauched people? Mr. Condit may not have been responsible for her death, but it was hard to believe her lifestyle did not contribute to her demise. That does not in any way mean she deserved what happened to her. She disappeared after heading out to run in Rock Creek park one day and was never seen again, her remains were found in Rock Creek park later...

Her death remains a warning to all young women coming to DC to not mess with men of power. Chandra, apparently from most stories, loved Gary Condit and according to some that knew her, was pregnant with his child. She had not only been unashamed of their affair but, was going to tell people about her pregnancy. And more importantly, Gary Condit was not the only person who may have been moved to murder her...she threatened a power structure which makes Gary Condit an obvious suspect..but what about his wife, or any number of people who benefited from his power in DC?

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February 20, 2009

Friday Fry-Up!!!!!!! Chilling

Posted by Deborah Kay Corey at 10:21 AM

Friday Fry Up,
Interesting thoughts on Mitt Romney, Commerce and the GOP.

And this post from Jonathan Blanks is rather chilling, definitely read the Reason story.

This new tax</u> proposal..is ridiculous.

Uh oh, things must be bad for Obama if Bill Clinton is telling him to chin up. Mr. Clinton would know he rose above all kinds of bad decisions and chaos by pretending everything is fine...uh Mr.Clinton just doesn't realize it only made him feel better, the rest of us were feeling terrible.


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February 19, 2009

Righteous fury

Posted by Deborah Kay Corey at 7:11 PM

This clip from CNBC's Squawk Box featuring Rick Santelli has been all over Drudge..and CEI has sent it out as well. The clip is probably the best expression of outrage related to the stimulus that this blogger has ever seen....
Definitely worth watching....as the stimulus has passed...anger seems pretty pointless, but this man's expression of the situation is so accurate.
Now can someone explain why the President and Congress did this to us? I don't have an extra $30,000.00 to pay for it down the road, that is for sure............

February 18, 2009

Tech Revolution?

Posted by Deborah Kay Corey at 12:27 PM

In case you did not watch the GOP Tech Summit on Friday, Michael Steele addressed an audience of Republican and Conservative techies in between presentations from various consultants. One guess is that many of them were jockeying for positions with the RNC or as consultants to the RNC.
Steele addressed the audience and in what some might call a scary gesture and others a thrilling move told the audience that the event had been opened up because he did not care where people came from..but, that he did not want anyone who would say they would be too afraid to try something because it had never been done or were unwilling to figure out a new idea. He also stated that he would like to run the campaigns in '10 from his blackberry.
A tall order but a good one, there is no place for consultants who are simply around because of schmoozing and history but who have no ability to produce...ehem, you know who you are...
The right thought it was impervious because of Rove's strategies until the left took those strategies learned them and added to them, remember in '04 (we thought we owned the blogosphere as Daily Kos was still gaining ground)...now the Left thinks they are impervious to attacks... as the right is gearing up their tech skills to compete...which means that web and technology for campaigns are the new day...

Posted by Sharon Soon at 10:56 AM

Joseph Caruso is ready for a fight, and it looks like he’s ready to take on Assembly Minority Leader Alex DeCroce. Apparently, the establishment isn’t too thrilled about having its feathers ruffled (the nerve of people to think these guys should actually have to earn their reelection). According to Caruso’s campaign, DeCroce has been hard at work making threats against anyone who might support the Caruso-Rottini ticket, and offering to throw money at those who might convince the two to get out of the race.

Caruso’s response?

I want Alex DeCroce to know that I’m going to run a real conservative against him in two years, and you can quote me on that.

Caruso and his running mate, Anthony Rottini, announced this week that they are in it to win it, and no amount of threats and mud-slinging will scare them out of “fighting for what they believe.”

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February 12, 2009

Stimulus to the end of us...

Posted by Deborah Kay Corey at 11:21 AM

So, this blogger hates the stimulus package and the question must be asked....who are we helping and how...and knowing that this could all fail, can we not take other actions as a country??

Please consider this short film made by Michelle Lee Muccio that provides some alternative ideas...like eliminating the payroll tax. Instead of a huge stimulus package that nobody knows how to pay for...

And part II
This blogger has not gone liberal, but Hillbuzz a Dem blog actually has better things to say about the stimulus package than anything created here...sorry we polireporters are busy...so without further ado, look at Hillbuzz today.


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