The Today Show ambushes Sarah Palin
Once again Matt Lauer and Savannah Guthrie proved themselves to be the left wing slime buckets I regard them to be. This morning they hosted Sarah Palin on the Today …
Once again Matt Lauer and Savannah Guthrie proved themselves to be the left wing slime buckets I regard them to be. This morning they hosted Sarah Palin on the Today …
“I believe in American exceptionalism, just as I suspect that the Brits believe in British exceptionalism and the Greeks believe in Greek exceptionalism.” –President Obama America. The indispensable nation. The …
From the “Mountain out of a Molehill” files comes the story of how outraged the left is over the picture of Trig Palin standing on the family dog. “OUTRAGEOUS!” scream …
No liberally-biased media, of course. I guess the concern over violence against women from those on the left doesn’t happen when you’re a Palin. [youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R8oeilxCsUU[/youtube] Noah Rothman at Hot Air: …
“Republic*nt” That’s how liberals view women, especially Hollyweird liberals. “True Blood”, the perversely sex-soaked bacchanalia masquerading as a vampire show on HBO that Caligula could have written, tried to lure …
Yup, that’s Russian tanks invading Ukraine. A country we promised to defend in case this sort of thing happened…signed by the Democrats favorite Bill Clinton: Bill Clinton, John Major, Boris …
There are numerous CONSERVATIVE web sites to which we can turn for the truth, the unedited story. Such web sites as Flopping Aces do a tremendous job of disseminating our …
Governor Sarah Palin, on Saturday, November 9, 2013, compared the ever increasing national debt to slavery. Palin said: Our free stuff today is being paid for by taking money from …
The NYT’s, that bastion of unbiased reporting…cough, has a story today entitled “Divisions in G.O.P. Are Laid Bare on First Day of Conservative Conference”. The largest annual gathering of Republican …
The Voyage of Discovery, led by Lewis and Clark in 1803, took three years to travel to the West Coast and back. There was a desire to shorten the time for continental travel and mail delivery; the stage coach was the logical choice, but the logistics were almost overwhelming. There would need to be blacksmiths, harness makers, drivers and conductors, and many way stations. Horse feed was an overwhelming problem; horses need a minimum thirty pounds of forage a day to maintain their health. When hundreds or thousands of horses are using the same limited pasture, the natural graze begins to disappear. Yet the relentless stream of coaches continued to arrive at way stations, looking for fresh well-fed horses and possibly a hot meal.