Tuesday, March 30, 2010

Two rallies, one by the right in Searchlight Nevada, and one by the left in LA. Which one do you think you would rather go to?


And in LA, the left goes nuts.

A picture is truly worth a thousand words.

Monday, March 29, 2010

Sunday, March 28, 2010


Remember that tea party at Searchlight, Nevada? CNN says there were "hundreds of people, at least dozens." Look at the views of the crowds below and see what you think. Walter Duranty would be proud.


Heh. With props to Cold Fury and of course to Day by Day.

Saturday, March 27, 2010

Searchlight is a town in Nevada, and is famous as Harry Reid's hometown. Today, there was a tea party there, and attendance was 10 t0 20 thousand. Counter protesters for Harry were counted at 35, literally. Here are some pictures from the event. I think Harry is going home in November.

My personal favorite above.

Autumn rainbow, and proverbial pot of gold right over there!

Dog happiness.
Pyramid Peak, Crystal Range, from the southwest. I can't wait for summer!

Palin campaigning for McCain in Arizona yesterday. In black leather. Uh, OMG.

Saturday porch picture.

Lenin. Communist dictator.... basketball star.


Here is your palate cleanser for the week past. The news of the day. A moment in time. Thanks to American Digest.

Friday, March 26, 2010

Do you think there might be a connection between this:

www.nytimes.com/2010/03/25/business/economy/25social.html?hp

And this?


Most certainly there is. Hey, I got an idea. Lets add a huge new government entitlement program to the mix. Make it one that is valued in the trillions. Lets pass that entitlement law in spite of the fact most Americans are against it.

Isn't the ability of the country to finance its colossal and now growing even faster debt dependent on the interest rate it has to pay to sell treasury bonds? Isn't the ability of the country to pay for the bonds dependent on its ability to tax the people to generate money? If there is no more tax money to be squeezed out of the masses, why would anyone believe that the nation's new debts can be serviced?

Do you think the ability of people to afford a loan for a house is good? Do you think its important for business to be able to afford a loan to expand business?

This, my friends, is all going to end very badly. Thanks to Obama and his enablers, change we can believe in.