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Tuesday, June 20, 2006 09:02:34 AM
 Whether you like him or not – Bayou Brat James Carville, notable Democratic Party strategist and Bill Clinton advisor, was appropriately credited for his pivotal role in helping to put the former adulterer-in-chief in the oval office back in 1992. Friday, March 17, 2006 01:20:09 PM
The Republican gubernatorial primary in Illinois has reached the boiling point, and the purported front runner, liberal Judy Baar Topinka, is apparently quite worried that opponent Jim Oberweis is poised to overtake her delicate lead just as she reaches the finish line. In Dupage County, and throughout Illinois, Oberweis yard signs, 4X4's and 4X8's have mysteriously gone missing, and in their place Topinka signs have miraculously appeared. Monday, February 27, 2006 06:29:49 PM
The Republican Party has become deeply divided. In recent years, the conservative pro-life/pro-family base of the GOP has not only had to stand its ground against the Democratic Party, but now finds itself constantly having to fight off liberal, pro-abortion/anti-family interlopers within the Republican Party. Sunday, January 08, 2006 08:39:49 PM
We’re all familiar with the classical Biblical account of how Moses led the Israelites out of Egypt to wander in the wilderness for forty years on a very roundabout journey to the Promised Land. Understandably, there was much frustration and discontent on the part of God’s chosen people as the prize remained just out of reach. Monday, January 31, 2005 01:03:37 AM
By J. Matt Barber Remember September 11, 2001? I do. Many seem to have forgotten. We live in a post 9/11 world so lets be direct. The grave reality is that right now thousands of radical Islamic terrorists fully intend, and are very specifically preparing to kill you, your spouse, your children, and everyone that you know and love. Sunday, January 23, 2005 12:39:23 AM
By J. Matt Barber Even today obstinate, lumbering, big-media dinosaurs inhabit and roam the vast terrain of Paleolithic journalism. Theirs is a rapidly dying breed, having succumbed to stubbornly self-inflicted wounds of poorly camouflaged liberal bias all this, lending credence within conservative circles to the popular pea-brain hypothesis. Wednesday, January 19, 2005 02:47:06 AM
By J. Matt Barber As a little girl in segregated Birmingham Alabama, Condoleezza Rice, like so many other black Americans, often experienced systematic racism rooted in old-fashioned hatred. On a balmy September morning in 1963 that hatred manifest to sight, the vile portrait of pure evil. A group of radical white supremacists bombed a Birmingham church in a black neighborhood killing four little girls. One of those little girls, Denise McNair, was a friend to Condoleezza Rice. Saturday, January 01, 2005 11:37:53 PM
By J. Matt Barber The media latched on to the story like a pit-bull to a poodle Its been a perfect obsession. Coverage of the case has saturated the airwaves for over two years, with the Fox News Channel taking the lead OK Greta, on the record we get it enough already! As nearly everyone on the planet knows by now, former Modesto, California fertilizer salesman Scott Peterson was recently convicted of double murder for killing his 27-year-old wife Laci, and the couples unborn son Conner. It seems the jury concluded that Mark Geragos, Petersons illustrious, high-dollar defense attorney, was trying to sell them his own smooth line of fertilizer; but they werent buying They recommended Peterson be put to death. Thursday, December 23, 2004 07:08:46 PM
By J. Matt Barber You were hard-pressed to find the story or to see the images anywhere in the mainstream media three unarmed Iraqi election officials recently murdered in cold blood on their way to work dragged from their car and shot in the head, execution style, by spineless terrorists the entire massacre caught on film. Their crime? Helping to further the cause of a free and democratic Iraq. Friday, December 17, 2004 03:00:02 AM
By J. Matt Barber We were in elementary school - morning recess by the jungle gym. My buddy Kyle presided over the ceremony. I was the groom and Karen Smith was the blushing bride. The mock wedding lasted about three minutes. The mock marriage lasted about half-a-day. Oh, I was faithful...until Christina McCarroll caught my wandering eye during Math class. Of course we weren't really married - we were fourth graders - but we sure had fun pretending. Thursday, November 25, 2004 03:15:00 PM
By J. Matt Barber One would expect that in light of their recent Election Day trouncing, Democrat lefties secular humanists disgruntled advocates of Christian abolition, might at least extend a feigned olive branch of understanding to those fanatical, pious, born-again Red-Stater types who were in great part, responsible for the Democratic Partys inexplicable and unjust defeat. One would be wrong. In his 1789 Thanksgiving Day Proclamation, George Washington declared, in part: Whereas it is the duty of all nations to acknowledge the providence of Almighty God, to obey His will, to be grateful for His benefits, and humbly to implore His protection and favor; and Whereas both Houses of Congress have, by their joint committee, requested me to recommend to the people of the United States a day of public thanksgiving and prayer, to be observed by acknowledging with grateful hearts the many and signal favors of Almighty God, especially by affording them an opportunity peaceably to establish a form of government for their safety and happiness: Sunday, November 21, 2004 08:26:00 PM
By J. Matt Barber As a little girl in segregated Birmingham Alabama, Condoleezza Rice, like so many other black Americans, often experienced systematic racism rooted in old-fashioned hatred. On a balmy September morning in 1963 that hatred manifest to sight, the vile portrait of pure evil. A group of radical white supremacists bombed a Birmingham church in a black neighborhood killing four little girls. One of those little girls, Denise McNair, was a friend to Condoleezza Rice. From her humble beginnings in the Deep South, to one of the Presidents most trusted confidants, Dr. Rice has overwhelmingly surpassed external expectations and diligently achieved internal aspirations to become the most powerful black woman in United States history. If her nomination survives Senate confirmation, which is fully expected, she will hold our Nations highest Cabinet level position: Secretary of State. Wednesday, November 10, 2004 09:01:18 AM
Editor’s Note: Maureen Down is a New York Times columnist who is anti-Bush and anti-conservative. Dearest Elite and Most Enlightened Maureen: Ours is a Nation wherein we are the drooling, Neanderthal, war-mongering Red-Staters. You are the freethinking, lucid, peace-loving Blue-Staters. We are the toothless, barefoot, OshKosh BGosh Conservatives. You are the handsome, well-cultured, stylish Liberals. We are the hate-filled, dogmatic, fanatical Christians. You are the tolerant, agnostic, atheist, new age, pantheist, moral relativist whatever (man thats a mouth full! Pick one will ya!?). These are the truths you hold to be self-evident that not all Americans are created equal. Tuesday, October 26, 2004 06:06:02 AM
Remember the legendary Dukakis in the Tank Ad run by Republicans during the 1988 Presidential election campaign. It was priceless the hapless Dukakis, pathetically poking his head through the top of a tank as he rode around with a goofy grin on his face; the helmet he wore three sizes too big. At the time, Dukakis, the hopelessly liberal Senator from Massachusetts, was considered weak on defense and desperately needed to reverse that perception in the eyes of the American public Sound familiar? Recently, in an effort to prove to America that he is all things Alpha Male hear him roar! John Kerry went-a-goose-huntin. The clearly contrived photo-op was sidesplitting. Kerry, decked out in a stiff, brand-new camouflage get-up, emerged from the woods at daybreak with shotgun in hand. Some poor dope (apparently one of John and Teresas hired servants come along James ) was carrying the Senators limp and lifeless goose. Chin high, shoulders back, face stern and with a steely-eyed Clint Eastwood-esk gaze, Kerry looked to the eager media as if to say See Im a tough guy! Anything Bush can do I can do better! And I didnt even mess up my manicure. Tuesday, October 12, 2004 02:40:00 PM
Shes no Howard Stern, but at times, Teresa Heinz-Kerry sounds more like a drunken sailor than a First Lady. When it comes to quotables, shes come up with some doozies; some of which might even cause our colorfully tongued Vice President to blush. She told a reporter to shove it, once called Ted Kennedy a perfect bastard, has said that only an idiot would fail to support her husbands Thursday, October 07, 2004 07:48:43 PM
He may wear a pretty, skintight Body Glove, Gucci Turtleneck, listen to Barbara Streisand, and have an artificial bronze hue; but dont kid yourself, he dont swing that way. Hes plenty tough enough! By day hes the windsurfing, flip-flopping, French looking Liberal Senator from Massachusetts; but by night, John Kerry is Metro-Sexual Man. With his trusty sidekick Silky Boy, its off to the Femmobile to save America from his arch nemesis W and his partner in crime The VP. Friday, October 01, 2004 06:13:22 PM
By J. Matt Barber Conventional wisdom suggests that Thursdays Presidential debate was a close one with Kerry perhaps having a slight edge. Many feel that Kerry prevailed on style and presentation, while Bush came out ahead on substance. But did Kerry do enough to stop the clear momentum enjoyed by the Bush campaign going into the debate? Again, leading up to Thursday nights contest, conventional wisdom held that Kerry had to hit a homerun in order to halt the Bush momentum. It appears that, at best, Kerry was able to deliver little more than a bunt, and barley made it to first base. Kerry had to convince voters that Bush had to go, and that he was a viable alternative in the War on Terror. |
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