Wall Street Socialists By Amy Goodman The financial crisis gripping the U.S. has the largest banks and insurance companies begging for massive government bailouts. The banking, investment, finance and insurance industries, long the foes of taxation, now need money from … Continue reading →
There has been a lot of gnashing of teeth amongst the progressive alternative media over the issue of Gov. Palin and her association with the Alaska Independence Party. I’d be very curious to know why. Would anyone out there help … Continue reading →
If you like the writing of Blue Ridge Blue Collar Girl, you can vote for her blog at the Blog Asheville web site. There are a whole bunch of categories and I haven’t read many of the blogs, but I … Continue reading →
I found a disturbing video on YouTube that should be seen by every thinking person in America, of any religious persuasion: After you view this video, ask yourself: “Will this person govern in a way that will protect my right … Continue reading →
For those who are interested in actually reading the Illinois law that Sen. Barack Obama voted for, here is the link to read it. I would like to stress the phrase in the last sentence: “that Obama voted for”. He … Continue reading →
When I posted the YouTube link to “Unchained Melody”, I mentioned the song “Purple People Eater”, by Sheb Wooley. Can you believe that it is also on YouTube?? It is such a ridiculous song that it brings a smile to … Continue reading →
Much attention has been given to Gov. Palin’s membership in the NRA and her use of firearms to hunt with (as opposed to, say, bow-hunting). I’ve never been clear on the Second Amendment to the United States Constitution, which states: … Continue reading →
I’ve been interested in sculptural forms for most of my life. After I returned from my latest sojourn to Touchstone, I had a conversation with a good friend who is a painter. We were discussing artistic orientations and we agreed … Continue reading →
I’m of that certain age to reminisce about bygone days when times were not as complex as they are today. Everyone has favorite songs from their childhood and I have many. From the wacky (Purple People Eater by Sheb Wooley, … Continue reading →
Continuing the previous post, and with tongue still firmly in cheek regarding the titles of these two posts, I would like to now define a Conservative. Again, this post relies on the observations of Mr. Sullivan, who is the author … Continue reading →