At Harwin Central Mall in Houston, Texas, the very first store you come to when you walk from the lobby of the building into the shopping area had the sign shown below posted on their door. The shop is run by Muslims. In case you are not able to read the sign below,…
We continue to read and hear of the schism in the Republican Party between the Tea Party activists and the established Republican leadership, but there is trouble in the Democrat Party as liberals against Barack Obama in 2012 have emerged Progressive liberal Democrats are seething in the background as the campaign season begins, some even…
President Obama traveled to Detroit on Labor Day 2011 to seek Michigan’s support for re-election in 2012. Oh, the Labor Day speech was ostensibly delivered to salute American labor and to hype his speech on Thursday that will introduce the latest “experiment” he will unwrap to create jobs. But why would Michigan voters support Obama…
Despite President Obama’s repeated claims to change the tone in Washington, the White House officially had no comment on Labor Day after Teamsters Union leader James Hoffa, speaking at an event before President Obama, said of Tea Party activists that, come November, Democrats should “take these sons of bitches out.” Apparently, the president didn’t remember…
Howard Schultz, CEO of Starbucks, in his latest departure from brewing coffee, blasted out an email on Friday last to hype his pledge to withhold political campaign contributions until a “transparent, comprehensive, bipartisan debt-and-deficit package is reached that honestly, and fairly, sets America on a path to long-term financial health and security.” Sounds good, right?…
Palin-A Clear Force in the GOP
Sarah Palin, an indomitable, clear, powerful force in the GOP will soon make her intentions known regarding her probable entry in the presidential race. Regardless of her decision, no one can deny that she is a true believer and the “real deal” in conservative politics. On Labor Day speech in Iowa she delivered a clear…
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