Don’t START

It’s a One Way treaty.

Obama to push Senate on START

Be sure to read the comments at the bottom of the article.

UPDATE: First Lame Duck

Maybe not the first, but it seems while she is still Speaker of the House, NP wants to pass the Dream Act.

And Reid. And POTUS. (Don’t act so surprised. As if we don’t have enough to pay for.)

What say you?

I say, no way.

Corruption Never Stops

Bag of Uncounted Ballots Found in Bridgeport

Missing SF ballots found floating in pond

John Kerry Still Hasn’t Paid Yacht Mooring Taxes

“A” For Trying?

Or, are they beating their heads against the wall (so they get us to do the same)?

Fed Will Buy $600 Billion in Debt, Hoping to Spur Growth

This “regime” isn’t over yet, folks.

By the Way – An Endorsement

I haven’t done this on my blog here, or anywhere else for that matter, but before I go to saw some ZZZZZs …..

I would like to recommend that anyone who reads this and hasn’t voted yet, please consider voting for William Campbell.

He is running for State Comptroller against Franchot.

Bill is a fine Republican and former Chief Financial Officer.

I have come to know him, a bit, while on the campaign trail (up to the Primary, September 16th).

He’s a good man. We can look forward to good, honest work and representation from him.

Best of Luck, Bill.

In Less Than 9 Hours

General Election starts.

I’d say – do your worst, but – in fact, it should really be:

Do Your Best.
Pick the next generation of Congress that (had better) fix our country right.

Some inspiration:

Do You Hear the People Sing

Too Late to Apologize: A Declaration

Remember November 2010

America Rising An Open Letter to Democrat Politicians

Now go do that voodoo that you do so well.

I will be a part of it. I will do my civic duty ass I always have.

I WILL BE WATCHING.

Thin Skinned

Somehow, I find it hard to believe this man is our President.

Just In Time For Halloween

The Werewolves of Congress.

h/t Don Surber (fantastic Conservative Blog!)

Someone Needs to Explain This

GM Plans To Cut Debt And Pension Obligations By $11B

October 29, 2010

DETROIT (AP) — General Motors Co. says it will cut its debt and pension obligations by $11 billion.

The announcement comes as GM prepares for an initial public sale of company stock.

GM says it will reduce its obligations by buying $2.1 billion worth of preferred stock from the U.S. government. The automaker says it will buy the preferred shares after the initial public offering, which is expected next month.

The U.S. government got a 61 percent ownership stake in GM, plus the preferred stock, in exchange for a $50 billion bailout to get the company through bankruptcy protection last year.

GM will also pay down $2.8 billion owed to a union retiree health care trust fund and pump roughly $6 billion in stock and cash into its underfunded pension plan.

How Un-American of Him

Charlie Crist.

” … pushing Kendell Meek to “do what’s right” and withdraw from the Florida senate race.”

What a piece of work.

Psst, hey Floridians, make sure he doesn’t get any more work. Okay?

Oh. And, Billy Boy. Keep your nose out of it.