What's good for the goose...

Got to admit, I love hearing the mayors of these so-called sanctuary cities whining and complaining about the bus-loads of illegal aliens from Texas being dropped off in their cities. Kudos to Governor Greg Abbott for a brilliant move. 

A Great Day!

 

June 24, 2022 will go down as a great day in the history of America, alongside the passing of the 13th Amendment. No longer will Jesus be forced to bring judgment on the entire nation but can now parceled it out state by state as each decides to what degree they will allow the legalized slaughter of preborn children. May God be thanked for the untold thousands of lives that will be saved.

What we value

In a recent meeting with "faith leaders," our vice president made the following remarks about the current abortion conversation: "So, that conversation, of course, in my mind, is a conversation that requires us to also discuss whether we value the concept of self-determination — the ability of an individual to make decisions about their own life and the future of their life and the choices that will directly impact so many other choices.”

Note the word "future." This sounds like a condemnation of abortion, since if we value the concept of self-determination and the right of every individual to make decisions about their own life and the future of their life, then shouldn't we favor protecting and preserving these values for every living human being. After all, everyone knows that an unborn child is alive and everyone knows it's human (what else could it be?). This makes an unborn child a living human being. But sadly the VP wasn't talking about these values as they pertain pre-born babies but to their mothers. Ms. Harris went on to say that the right of a mother to kill her child in the womb should be “unfettered” by the government and the courts. This is evil in it's purest form. And the so-called faith leaders who were present should have booed her and stormed out. But they didn't. May they hang their heads in shame.

A safe world for all of us

Actress Reese Witherspoon tweeted: “No one should be able to purchase a semi-automatic weapon, cross state lines and kill 2 people, wound another and go free. In what world is this safe ... for any of us?” Another way of saying this would be: No one should be able to defend himself from three men who are chasing him, pointing a gun at him, kicking him, and hitting him with a skateboard. 

“In what world is this safe…for any of us?” she rhetorically asks. The answer is: in a world where you are not chasing a teenage boy with a rifle, pointing a handgun at him, kicking him, and hitting him with a skateboard in a three-against-one melee. 

A more pertinent question would be: In what world is anyone safe who is on a movie set with Alec Baldwin, who clearly pointed a gun toward two people and squeezed the trigger? He may have thought it wasn’t loaded, but he should have known that you never point even an unloaded gun at another human being. And if you are ignorant enough to do so, you never ever squeeze the trigger. 

In the Kenosha case, three violent thugs were shot because they were attempting to harm a teenage boy. In the movie set case, one young wife and mother is dead and the director is wounded because they just happened to be standing in the wrong place at the wrong time in proximity to the wrong person. So Ms. Witherspoon, I ask you: Which situation would in point of fact be more dangerous for any of us? 

Finito!

 

If Americans, whether soldiers or civilians, start getting killed in Afghanistan, Biden is finished!

Biden out, Harris in?

The paragraphs below are part of an analysis on CNN today. The Left must be getting ready to move Biden out and bring Harris in.

Biden's judgment as commander-in-chief is being called into question since he is on record, in damning video footage, saying that the Taliban's victory was "not inevitable." He said there would be no Saigon-style pictures of helicopters lifting off the roof of the US embassy in Kabul. That exact scenario unfolded this weekend after the US rushed to get its people out, and the Stars and Stripes was run down the flagpole as the fundamentalist militia routed by the United States in 2001, surged back into the Afghan capital.

 

Biden was at Camp David all weekend and did not speak to the American people on camera. He did release a paper statement justifying his decision to leave Afghanistan, in which he spoke, misleadingly, about an "orderly" evacuation. And photos of Biden in a secure conference room at the presidential retreat, in a polo shirt, speaking with officials on screen, hardly promoted the intended image of an engaged commander-in-chief.

 

If you are Pro-Choice, please watch this...

Baby Olivia

Putin's back pocket

Biden shuts down the Keystone Pipeline but bends over backwards to facilitate Nord Stream II. After all the claims about Trump being in Putin's back pocket, who is really in Putin's back pocket?

Ignorance on display

The people criticizing Rush for being homophobic and racist are putting their ignorance on display. They clearly have not been regular listeners. I have listened to Rush for over 30 years and have never heard him even suggest that he harbors animosity toward anyone due to race or sexual orientation. Sure, he has made fun of numerous politicians, but that has always been because of their politics and has never had anything to do with their race or sexual proclivities. I challenge these critics to produce one bit of evidence that Rush was anything like they way they are portraying him. What a pack of liars.

Rush R.I.P.

"Let me tell you who we conservatives are: We love people. When we look out over the United States of America, when we are anywhere, when we see a group of people, such as this or anywhere, we see Americans. We see human beings. We don't see groups. We don't see victims. We don't see people we want to exploit. What we see is potential. We do not look out across the country and see the average American, the person that makes this country work. We do not see that person with contempt. We don't think that person doesn't have what it takes. We believe that person can be the best he or she wants to be if certain things are just removed from their path like onerous taxes, regulations and too much government." 

Rush Limbaugh, January 12, 1951 to February 17, 2021