Thin-skinned president

The description below by Senator Roberts resonates. I have gotten the impression several times that the president is rather thin-skinned, a sign of insecurity as a person. This is pretty typical of young men who grew up without a strong father figure. Here is what Roberts said: "The more he talked, the more he got upset," Sen. Pat Roberts (R-Kan.) said. “He needs to take a valium before he comes in and talks to Republicans and just calm down, and don’t take anything so seriously. If you disagree with someone, it doesn’t mean you’re attacking their motives — and he takes it that way and tends then to lecture and then gets upset.”

Byline: Biddeford, Maine

I spoke to a man last night who had just returned from the Maine State Republican Convention. He said that someone introduced a totally new platform for consideration that went straight down the list of core conservative values. About half-way through the reading of it someone made a motion to kill it, even before it had been fully reviewed. A vote was called and the motion received a handful of yeas. When the call was made for all who oppose, there was a roar from the crowd that overwhelmed the place. The new platform was overwhelmingly approved, much to the consternation of Senators Olympia Snowe and Susan Collins. This man said it was as though the tea-partiers had just taken back the Republican Party, at least in Maine.

The dream of total equality

Rev. Al Sharpton has said that M. L. Kings dream of social justice was that "everything is equal in everybody's house." This is classic language of the committed fascist. Of course, we must understand what it really means. It means the American middle class declines to the level of the Third World masses, while a select elete, the all-wise philosopher-kings who govern the impoverished masses, get to live in the lap of luxury. Think Robert Mugabe. I'm sure Rev. Al figures he will be part of this select few. It sounds so noble: "Equality for all!" Ha! What a fraud!

BTW, I thought King's dream was that all men would be judged by the content of their character rather than the color of their skin. On that basis I judge Rev. Al to be a man of contemptible character. See his statement here... http://www.breitbart.tv/al-sharpton-we-wont-have-true-social-justice-until-everything-is-equal-in-everybodys-house

Armed to the hilt

This video clip shows in the clearest of terms why every law-abiding family in America ought to be armed to the hilt. http://www.brasschecktv.com/page/754.html%C2%A0%3E%3E