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Is Obama the next Bill Clinton (& Al Gore)?
2008-05-28 03:14:00 Running for the president in his mid-forties, Barack Obama has a lot in common with the last Democrat to win the White House, Bill Clinton . Both are smart, charismatic men who graduated from top law schools and have wowed their party faithful with their eloquence and visions of hope. Both men assembled crack ... More About: Al Gore , Gore
Bob Barr Pledges To Repeal DOMA
2008-05-28 03:07:00 American politics are really weird sometimes. The changing of positions is enough to give me whiplash. Up is down, down is the new up. White is black, black is the new white. Um…thanks Bob, I guess. Oh I just can’t keep up… – John (Average Gay Joe) More About: Gay Marriage , Doma , Barr , Repeal
Camille & Peggy on Hillary
2008-05-28 02:14:00 As I begin serious work (but a bit too sporadically of late) on my dissertation on the goddess Athena, I intend to consult the iconoclastic columnist and scholar Camille Paglia as she makes frequent reference to the gray-eyed Greek deity in her seminal study, Sexual Personae: Art and Decadence from Nefertiti to Emily Dickinson. While Paglia ... More About: America , Hillary
Can Jimmy Carter Win Jimmy Carter Bitter Old Man Award?
2008-05-28 00:44:00 Dear Gay Patriot readers: As you may recall, just about one year ago, we awarded Dan Rather the first James Earl Carter Bitter Old Man Award , an honor bestowed on those “men over 70 who, in their dotage, by the very bitterness of their manner, follow in the footsteps of the nation?s worst president.” In several statements ... More About: America , Jimmy , Jimmy Carter
The Truth About Muhammad
2008-05-27 14:42:00 I finally had the chance to get through this book, via the unabridged audio verson. It’s a rather interesting work, though more along the lines of religious apologetics in my view than useful political commentary. As an apologetics piece and even an unabashedly biased view of history, Robert Spencer’s work is quite powerful. Christianity and ... More About: Truth , General , Muhammad , Religion of Peace , The Truth
Remembering Alan Rogers on Memorial Day
2008-05-27 02:45:00 Today on Memorial Day , we honor those who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom, those brave men and women of our armed forces who died fighting for the United States of America . Even as Congress has prevented gay and lesbian Americans from serving openly in the military, many have continued to serve — and ... More About: War On Terror , Alan
On blogging & the Left?s hatred
2008-05-27 02:22:00 What began as a little housecleaning noted in a previous post has evolved into a major project, indeed, the first major reorganization of my apartment since I moved here back at the end of the last century. As I created more space by moving some furniture around, I started sorting through piles, both to reduce the ... More About: Blogging , Left , Hatred
Democrats Lied, Voters Were Fried
2008-05-24 16:46:00 As Arte Johnson would say….. “Verrrrry interesting.” (h/t - Instapundit) Kanjorski says Dems were insincere about ending war - The Hill Rep. Paul Kanjorski (D-Pa.) is seen in a video that has surfaced on the Web saying that Democrats ?sort of stretched the facts? in the 2006 elections about their ability to end the Iraq war. In a ... More About: Voters , Fried , Lied
Race Fans: Welcome To Charlotte!
2008-05-24 15:54:00 The Queen City, or “Crown Town” as PatriotPartner would say, has an infux of visitors this weekend for the big one: The Coca-Cola 600 tomorrow at Lowes Motor Speedway. Concord will become the third largest city in North Carolina for a few hours tomorrow. Cool, huh? Anyway, to all of you visiting the crown jewel of ... More About: America , Fans , Race , Charlotte
Republicans, Democrats and 9/11
2008-05-24 02:28:00 I’ve been doing a little housecleaning today and came across this note from 09/29/07, so I thought I’d share it with you: For Republicans , the world changed on 9/11. For the Democrats , it began on 9/12. More About: America
Hannity?s Rx For America
2008-05-23 12:00:00 Folks, there ain’t nuthin I can argue about Sean Hannity’s “Top 10 Items for Victory”. Well, except the title… (Items?) Anyway, ask your candidate for Congress if they have signed onto this pledge for America ’s future. 1) To be the Candidate of National security: a) Victory in Iraq b) Fully support NSA, Patriot act, tough interrogations, keeping Gitmo open c) A ... More About: War On Terror , World War I , Leadership , Patriotism
MSM looks for a Jeremiah Wright in McCain?s Occasional Associations
2008-05-23 02:40:00 It seems Democrats and their allies in the MSM will do anything to diminish the relationship between their likely presidential nominee, Barack Obama, and the Reverend Jeremiah Wright , his demagogic pastor of twenty years. Liberal bloggers and MSM reporters act as if they’re breaking some earth-shattering news every time they uncover some crazy statement ... More About: America , Media Bias , Associations
Hillary as the anti-Reagan?
2008-05-23 01:31:00 A number of bloggers and pundits have compared Barack Obama’s rise this year to that of Jimmy Carter in 1976 Hugh Hewitt did so today, Glenn did so yesterday, I mentioned it last month building on Rich Lowry’s National Review cover story in December. The rise of an obscure, inexperienced politician pushing change, hope and ... More About: American History , Reagan , Ronald Reagan , Hillary , Anti
Pat Buchanan: Nazi Sympathizer*?
2008-05-22 20:41:00 As Jonah Goldberg observed in his book, Liberal Fascism: The Secret History of the American Left, From Mussolini to the Politics of Meaning, we conservatives are often subject to the epithets, “Nazi ” or “fascist,” merely for expressing our political point of view. Rarely do the labels even come close to representing our ideology or ... More About: Pat Buchanan
One of the (Few) Joys of Business Travel
2008-05-21 14:37:00 It is nice that sometimes I get to experience this beautiful country we live in at ground level, instead of always at 35,000 feet. -Bruce (GayPatriot) More About: Business , Travel
Oregon/Kentucky results show Dem Unease with Obama
2008-05-21 08:53:00 Watching Hillary Clinton declare victory tonight in Oregon , I was struck by how stilted she looked, as if she were happy by the margin of her victory, but resented having to give a speech declaring as much. Gone was the gloat that seemed to accompany similar addresses. It was clear she was reading ... More About: Show , Results , Obama , Kentucky
Quick Thought on Democratic Contenders? Speeches
2008-05-21 04:33:00 Watching Obama’s “victory” speech in Iowa tonight, just after my workout, as I had watched Mrs. Clinton’s speech just before it and have this thought. He seems angrier than usual in such addresses, less of an uplifting, inspirational tone than we’re accustomed to. Still, his delivery is far better than that of the ... More About: Democratic , Thought , Quick , Speeches
Is Obama right: should GOP lay off his wife?
2008-05-21 02:07:00 Yesterday, both of Tennessee’s Republican Senators, Lamar Alexander and Bob Corker, rebuked their state’s GOP for producing and posting a YouTube ad mocking Michelle Obama , wife of the likely Democratic presidential nominee, for her comments declaring that the success of her husband’s campaign made her proud of her native land “for the first time” (Via ... More About: Wife
Rooting for Teddy Kennedy
2008-05-21 00:02:00 While I’ve never been of a fan of Massachusetts’ senior Senator, I currently myself rooting for Teddy Kennedy . He was diagnosed earlier today with a malignant glioma, a cancerous brain tumor. Having watched a cousin who is very dear to me deal with a brain tumor, I know how traumatic such diagnoses can be. ... More About: Health
Hillary: Still in it to Win it
2008-05-20 23:45:00 Whenever I peruse the political blogs, I find various pundits and bloggers offering numerous theories why Hillary Clinton persists in her quest for the Democratic presidential nomination. Some say she’s setting the stage for a campaign in ‘12, believing her current rival will lose this fall to the presumptive Republican nominee, others see her ...
James Stewart Centennial
2008-05-20 20:43:00 Today marks the one-hundred anniversary of the birth of one of the greatest movie stars of all times, James (aka Jimmy) Stewart . Over at Libertas, Dirry Harry offers tribues to this great man, providing an overview of his life and accomplishments here and a list of the star’s top five films here. I offered some thoughts on ... More About: Movies , Pop Culture , James Stewart
Obama?s Version of ?The Global Test?
2008-05-20 14:17:00 Remember when the self-important, esteemed Internationalist and French-loving John Kerry made the following statement in the 2004 Presidential debates? “No president, through all of American history, has ever ceded — and nor would I — the right to preempt in any way necessary, to protect the United States of America,” the Democrat told moderator Jim Lehrer ... More About: Obama , Global , Test , Version
A Strategy to Defeat CA Referendum on Marriage
2008-05-20 04:00:00 For the past few weeks, I have been letting my e-mail accumulate, saving most of the bulk mailings that cluttered my box as they might have some blog-worthy tid-bit. As I read through them this afternoon, I kept coming across stuff from various gay sources about the likely fall referendum to amend our state’s ... More About: Marriage , Strategy , Gay Marriage , Referendum
Is Kate Winslet the next Meryl Streep?
2008-05-20 01:15:00 Last night, I picked up a movie that I had received several weeks ago in the mail from Netflix, but always hesitated to watch because I had heard it was downbeat. Yet, after watching the first 45 minutes or so of Little Children, I was so engaged that I wished the evening were longer ... More About: Movies , Kate Winslet , Pop Culture , Kate , Meryl Streep
What Kentucky Results Could tell us about Fall Campaign
2008-05-19 22:20:00 As I’ve been reviewing the polls for the Bluegrass State’s Democratic primary tomorrow, it’s struck me not only that Hillary has maintained a constant, comfortable lead over her party’s likely nominee, but also that she seems to run about 5-10 points behind her numbers in pre-primary Mountain State surveys. Nearly all those surveys underestimated her final ... More About: Results , Campaign , Kentucky , Fall
Obama, Appeasement and Media Bias
2008-05-19 02:45:00 Another sign of the Democrats grasping at straws in their eagerness to attack Republicans is their attempt to read an attack on the likely Democratic presidential nominee in President Bush’s address last Thursday to the Knesset in Jerusalem. Yet, in that speech, the president made no reference to Barack Obama nor to the Democratic Party, mentioning ... More About: Liberals , Media , Media Bias , Bias
Dealing with Disingenous Democrat James Rubin
2008-05-19 00:54:00 In his Op-ed Friday in the Washington Post, former Clinton administration official (and current husband of CNN’s Christiane Amanpour) James Rubin castigated presumptive Republican nominee John McCain for his hypocrisy in pointing out that his likely fall rival for the White House, Barack Obama, received the endorsement of a Hamas official while back in ... More About: Democrat
How do Democrats Define a Smear?
2008-05-18 23:24:00 When a Republican (or someone opposing a Democrat) raises facts about what a Democrat has said or done but which he would rather not be made public. Remember, a Democrat will define it is “dirty campaign tactics” when a Republican criticizes him for garnering the support of unsavory characters, yet it is perfectly legitimate to fault ... More About: Liberals , Democrats , Define
President Evokes Religion In America?s War Goals
2008-05-18 19:32:00 I can’t believe that the President of the USA delivered a prayer (!!) to the America n people during this worldwide conflict and it was broadcast nationwide! And how come it hasn’t received the attention and scorn from the US Mainstream Media and Liberals across the board?? Almighty God: Our sons, pride of our nation, this day have set upon ... More About: War On Terror , World War I , Religion
Former Clinton Official Smears McCain in Washington Post
More articles from this author:2008-05-17 21:07:00 In an Op-ed in yesterday’s Washington Post , former Clinton Administration official James P. Rubin accused presumptive Republican presidential nominee John McCain of hypocrisy. Gosh how Democrats like to trot out that term. Not just that. He also borrows from the Obama playbook in claiming that McCain has adopted “Nixon-style dirty campaign tactics.” Amazing that ... More About: Liberals , Washington Post 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 |
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