The veil has at last been lifted from Hillary’s flimsy veneer of strength and competence: she has been exposed for the corrupt and unprincipled politician she is. In Tuesday night’s debates at Drexel University, finally Democrats rose to the occasion and called a spade a spade: Hillary is a liar, shifts her positions like the wind and is unfit for office.

I am poking around trying to get a handle on the Republicrat offerings for President of the USA.  And so, today a quick peek at Ron Paul.

Y’know . . . I hate to disappoint my Christian voting block brethren, but I’d vote for any of the GOP guys, or their wives, or their chunky step son, or their one eyed three legged dog named Hooch, or their obnoxious aunt Maria (Y’know . . . the one with a mustache) rather than have to watch, listen and live with Hillary in the Whitehouse barking orders down to us serfs. 

Here are three more especially disturbing signs that collaborators in
state, local and federal government are aiding and abetting Mexico’s
conquest of our country:

WASHINGTON—When I asked former pastor and current presidential candidate Mike Huckabee his response to Pat Robertson’s endorsement of Rudy Giuliani, he paused for a moment. “Surprised,” was his understated reply. But his frustration was quickly evident. “Our Web site went nuts with people saying they will never give money to Robertson again.”

After some period of time over on RealClearPolitics, it seems that Comrade Hillary will most probably be the Commissar candidate from the Demercrat party for the 2008 election.

What are we to make of a presidential candidate who portrays herself as strong and independent, a courageous exemplar to the members of her gender—but at the first hint of criticism collapses as the pitiable victim of gender politics?

I will postulate for this discussion that “stupid votes” are blind single issue votes.  Specifically where the vote has little or no relevance to the issue.

Presidential candidate Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., has taken thousands of dollars in cash donations from Islamists under federal investigation for terror-financing, money laundering and tax fraud, WND has learned.

The British version of Halloween is Guy Fawkes Night, November 5th.  Guy is a well known anarchist who tried to blow up the British parliament, with everybody in it, on November 5th, 1605. As much as the English love democracy, Brits and Scots and Irishmen often say with dry humor “Guy Fawkes was the only man who ever entered Parliament with honorable intentions.” British, Canadian, Australian and South African children sang the following song for centuries right up to at least the last generation before TV:

What if the current polls in Iowa are the final result? What if Romney wins in Iowa and then comes in first again in New Hampshire? What if Giuliani stumbles badly in Iowa and finishes fourth? What if Huckabee surges and finishes second in Iowa? What if Fred Thompson makes an unimpressive third-place finish there?

The American Economy would be destroyed by design. Political Correctness would be hyped. The UN would be promoted and encouraged to subvert American sovereignty.

The problem with former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee isn’t his funny name, which brings to mind a character in a Hanna-Barbera cartoon. (What kind of a name is Mitt, anyway?)

President George W. Bush set the record by not vetoing a single piece of legislation in his entire first term. Then in the first two years of his second term the President vetoed but a single bill. That, of course, made the record books. Now, it would seem, the Administration is issuing a position paper a day indicating if this bill or that reached his desk he would veto it. Better late than never. The Bush Administration has less than a year to veto bills because Congress will want to adjourn for the 2008 election. My guess is that Congress will stay in session fairly long, especially if it remains unpopular. Should Congress recover its popularity before election day it would adjourn sooner. But should it continue to remain less popular than President Bush it would remain in session, claiming to do the people’s business, until three weeks before the election or thereabouts. That would take the mind of the people off individual Congressmen and focus upon issues Congress would attempt to pass.

The White House is challenging the fiscal priorities of senator and Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, in light of the $1 million she wanted the federal government to spend on a project critics characterize as “a taxpayer-funded LSD flashback.”