Archive for December, 2009

John Coleman on Al Gore’s Convenient Lie

I have been waiting for something from a reliable substantial source(Coleman has been a Meteorologist for 55 years) to come out of the woodwark denouncing Al Gore’s convenient lies of “global warming.”  In this video, John Coleman uses both science and common sense to make his point.

He points out here that the co2 that Al Gore claims is killing the planet has always been in the planet’s atmosphere.  He also points out that the burning of fossil fuel didn’t cause any of the global warming and ice ages of the past.  It is all part of nature.

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Evangelicals For Mitt: A FEW QUESTIONS FOR 2010

I sure wish Evangelicals For Mitt had the option on commenting on their posts.  I say we all send Nancy and David French e-mails requesting they do so because there are a number of posts that seem like they are designed for commenting but no one can do so.  That’s not a true blog!

At any rate, David created a post with a few questions for 2010, which I would like to respond to on his blog, but again, no option to do so.  David has a few prediction of his own and I’d like to see what other’s perspectives are on what David had to say and how things will go for Huckabee, Palin, Romney and Obama.

Here is an excerpt from David French’s post:

(2) How much longer before Mike Huckabee goes after Sarah Palin with both barrels? Right now Huckabee is reeling, but a politician doesn’t go to the pages of the Washington Post to defend his horrific clemency record when he intends to go gently into that good night. I will give one prediction: Mike Huckabee will attempt a political comeback. But Sarah Palin will stand in his way. Her poll numbers are strengthening, she’s an Evangelical Christian, and she has one huge advantage over Huckabee (and no, it’s not her looks): She’s actually conservative.

If there’s one thing we learned about Mike Huckabee, it’s that the (former) pastor has a thin skin and some sharp claws. In time he’ll learn he can’t beat Mitt Romney unless he first beats Sarah Palin. Good luck with that, Governor.

Mitt Romney, Sarah Palin and Mike Huckabee 2012 Obama on the economy

If I could respond to David, I would tell him that I think he is spot on with his prediction of Palin and Huckabee, and the difficulty a Palin run would cause to a Huckabee campaign.  I actually did a post not too long ago titled “Huckabee’s greatest fear for 2012 -Sarah Palin” in which I stated pretty much the same things that David in his article quoted above, and how I think Mitt will benefit from it.

Please, share your prediction and don’t be afraid to speculate.  Speculation is really fun!  So let’s have fun with this.

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Mitt Romney On White House Holiday Spending Spree -The Nightmare Before Christmas

I know this video came out on the 17th but I thought I should post it still.  Mitt Romney is right when he says “The American people are a lot smarter than the Democrats give them credit for.” This health care Bill is a total disaster for America!

I am optimistic that Americans in general will be very discouraged by what the Democrats are doing.  It’s almost as if they know the people will throw this bill out so they need to manipulate the circumstances(i.e.  Harry Ried not allowing anyone to go home for Christmas until the bill is passed) in order to get it through before it has no chance of making it.

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(Update) Pre-Order Mitt Romney’s New Book: No Apology: The Case For American Greatness

Mitt-Romney-No-Apology-The-Case-For-American-GreatnessThere is a cover to Mitt Romney’s new book which is set to be released on March 10, 2010 and is available for pre-order at Amazon.com. The title of this book is, to me, an indication that Romney may be gearing up for the challenge of digging Barack Obama out of The White House. The name of the book is No Apology: The Case For American Greatness.

Who has been apologizing for America lately? Barack Obama has been the biggest apologist for America we have ever known in a U.S. President! Jimmy Carter would definitely come in 2nd place.

Governor Romney has written only one book prior to writing this book. That book is titles “Turnaround: Crisis, Leadership and the Olympic Games.” As many well know, the 2002 Olympics was rocked by major debt and scandal when Governor Romney turned it around and made it a huge success. Then he went to MA, where the state was in a 3 billion dollar deficit, turned that state around and made it a surplus. I am very excited for the release of his new book. I think the launch date will prove to be the right timing.

As Governor Romney continues to campaign for 2010 candidates, I am confident that we will see his strength in the polls increase. He is already ahead in nearly every poll out there. He is, and has been all year, establishing a strong network as he has been out campaigning for other candidates at a grass roots level. He has appeared on major news networks and has hit President Obama hard on health care, bailouts and national security, including the recent decision to abandon missile defense in Europe.

He is laying a very solid foundation for a 2012 run for President by helping others get elected and in the process is able to establish, more fully, his outstanding credentials and qualifications for POTUS.

No Apology: The Case For American Greatness will be published by St. Martin’s Press.

..the book outlines what appears to be a campaign platform: Mr. Romney’s views on how to create a stronger economy, military and families, and his vision on jobs, education, health care, energy and citizenship. The manuscript is currently 304 pages.

For other books on Mitt Romney, scroll down and you will see them on the right side of this blog under “Recommended Books.”

Update since this post was created:

Mitt was recently interviewed on State of The Union and was asked “are you hoping that the release of your new book will help move you toward a run in 2012.”  Mitt said, “what I hope it does is help people understand that we are headed on a course of real uncertainty….and could easily be eclipsed by other nation like China.”

Mitt also states, when asked if he thinks his book will help him catch up to Sarah Palin’s money figures, “no, it’s not a book about my life, it’s a book about America and the challenges we face as a Nation.”  This is one of the things I love about Mitt Romney.  His PAC is not named after himself, like the other candidates, the proceeds of his book will go to charity, and his book is NOT about himself or his life, but about America.  The name of Romney’s PAC is “Free and Strong America,” not Romney PAC (Huckabee and Palin both named their PAC’s after themselves).

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What Free Republic Has In Common With Alec Baldwin

In a recent article it was announced that Alec Baldwin has decided he is no longer interested in acting.  Mr. Baldwin, apart from his roles in such movies as “The Hunt for Red October” and “Glengarry Glen Ross”, is also know for being a highly opinionated man with a volcanic temper.  He has, in the past, called for Republican Henry Hyde and his family to be dragged out into the street and stoned to death and has described his own daughter as a “rude, thoughtless little pig.”  And in this most recent story about his decision to leave acting, we learn that he doesn’t mind having ended his relationship with his girlfriend of seven years because “I’d rather be lonely than wrong.”   This statement is both shocking and entirely unsurprising;  Mr. Baldwin abuses friend and foe, including family because he would rather be alone than admit he was wrong.  It explains quite a lot, really.

Now, Mr. Baldwin is no hero over at Free Republic.com.  His decidedly Liberal point of view and consistently over-heated, dishonest and hysterical declarations about Conservatives (not to mention the garbage he points at his supposed loved ones) earns him nothing but derision at FR and deservedly so.  And yet, many Freepers (particularly the head Freeper himself) share this very trait they hate so much in Mr. Baldwin.  Enemies are not just wrong, they are evil incarnate.  And, even the slightest degree of disagreement is cause for breathless, hyper-critical and dishonest denunciations of people who are, in most other respects, their allies.

Currently, with Obama and Congressional Democrats trying to remake this Democratic Republic into a Socialist Democratic country in the  European socialist mold, Islamic terrorists regaining their strength and motivation  and our very Constitution hanging in the balance, Jim Robinson has decided that the biggest enemy that the world faces right now is…Mitt Romney.  Mr. Robinson has gone so far as to insist that not only was Mitt Romney strongly pro-abortion but that Romney himself is a “big government socialist butcher.”  And, when it is pointed out to him that Conservatives like Rush Limbaugh and Sean Hannity have (or at least had at the time) a different view of Mr. Romney despite having seen the same videos and same information Mr. Robinson is presenting as proof of Mr. Romney’s myriad sins against humanity, this was his reply “(It) Doesn’t matter to me what Rush Limbaugh or anyone else says about the man.” and “Some on your list of conservative leaders may be in line for a sudden demotion if they continuing pushing the RINO line.”  Mr. Robinson, meet Mr. Baldwin.  You have at least one trait in common.  Jim Robinson would rather be “alone” politically than admit even the possibility of being wrong.

Free Republic has been and is today a great resource for news gathering and the dissemination of the Conservative view point.  Mr. Robinson has done Conservatism and the country a great favor with his site.  However, when the dialog goes from simple disagreement to accusations of “butcher” and “pig” over quotations that have been deliberately taken out of context and exaggerated for political gain, the benefit of such a site is diminished greatly.  Mr. Robinson has declared Free Republic to be off limits to those who support Mitt Romney.  At the same time, he is using his site to promote a view of Mitt Romney that borders on slander.  Yes.  It is his site and he can use it as he wishes.  Likewise, Mr. Baldwin has the right to say what he says, regardless of how idiotic, abusive and destructive to his own family they may be.

The big problem with the attitude of “I’d rather be lonely than wrong” is that it is tragically short sighted.  You may not “need” others right now, but you will in the future.  And when you do, you will in fact be completely alone.  We all have the right, whether it be online or elsewhere, to burn our bridges.  However, what we don’t have the right is to then expect in the future, when we find that we actually do need others, that we can just demand help from those we drove away all those years ago.  No human being is perfect.  No one gets all of the facts 100% right all the time.  Insisting that your interpretation of the facts is the only possible interpretation, particularly in the face of evidence that others you respect have a differing opinion, is nonsensical and ultimately self-defeating.

Mr. Baldwin is likely to end up old, alone and even more bitter about life than he is now.  We can only hope that Jim Robinson and the merry band of yes-men who want to drive out all those who disagree with them, can discover reason before they follow Mr. Baldwin down the path of self-destruction.  And for what its worth, here’s hoping Mr. Baldwin can find reason as well.

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