Unions Run Ad for Labor day.

Posted on September 2, 2010 by Robert

I kind of like this ad, but it’s pretty misleading.


It’s a great ad about working men and women, but behind the ad is the SEIU, George Soros, the AFLCIO and a few other LEFT-WING groups. They also miscount the MILLIONS of NON-Union Americans that worked to build this nation.

I am not a union employee, I was for a number of years. What I found out is pretty simple:

Unions are a great threat to UNSCRUPULOUS businesses. Unions are a needed entity to keep businesses from creating slave shops. BUT; They are also in many instances worse than the companies themselves. When they can take your union dues and use those funds to push for a candidate of THEIR choice, it’s wrong. When they can use the money YOU put into the union to make political statements that you may or may not agree with, that’s wrong.

Right now, Unions across the nation are doing pretty well, why? because the money from the Democrat party in charge (Who are taking that money from YOU) are making sure they are not suffering like the rest of us. Several unions across this nation ARE suffering, except SEIU and the teachers unions…We are all expected to make sacrifices during tough times, well unless you are a UNION that has a friend in the White House.

I also want to mention this:

In October, the AFLCIO, SEIU, ACLU, ANSWER, La RAZA, Media Matters, NAACP and several other liberal groups funded by George Soros will be holding a rally on the national mall. WHY?  To counter the Beck phenomena that occurred 8/28. I hope people will hold those two rallies up side by side and listen to the messages. I hope America is awakened by what they see and pick a side. I hope with all my heart that America gets a window seat to the disaster these folks have brought.

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Sarah Palin Cleaning House…

Posted on September 1, 2010 by Robert

Tea party backed Joe Miller defeats establishment RINO Lisa Murkowski. WOW.

Sarah Palin has been instrumental in removing RINO’s from our hallowed halls. Like her or not, you have to admit she’s doing a lot of good work in this area. She’s been very effective in pushing SOME tea party favorite candidates above the establishment candidates in the primaries. For that Sarah Palin deserves KUDOS!

Editors note: So far I count only 2 candidates she supported that I didn’t like, McCain, and Fiorina. Scott Brown doesn’t really count because he was the only R we could get in that state. Nobody in politics is going to make us happy all the time.


Sarah Palin

Now lets move on to the general election and get these tea party favorites their seat at the table.

I know a lot of folks don’t like Sarah Palin, and that’s fine, I’m not on the Sarah Palin bandwagon either. But I do know that she is fighting very hard to remove these RINO’s from Congress through our political system. She’s doing what the tea party was started to do and for the most part she’s doing well at it.

A bit of advice for Sarah Palin: DON’T RUN FOR POTUS IN 2012. Continue doing what you are doing and become the grizzly watchdog we need to keep the tea party candidates from becoming RINO’s. Oh and now that you’ve returned the favor to McCain, you need to dump his ass.

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Glenn Beck’s Predominatly WHITE Rally

Posted on August 31, 2010 by Robert

That’s the headline to most liberal leaning media outlets. After further review I’d like to weigh in on the racial make up of the two rally’s.

Al Sharpton had the same amount of time to plan his “Reclaim the Dream” march. He had all the Alphabet Networks, he had all the liberal talking heads and he had all kinds of support from liberal bloggers. He drew 3000 Predominately black attendees.

Glenn Beck had his show on Fox, and a radio show. He drew over 500k “predominately white” attendees

So does that say anything to those of you that question the make up of the tea party?

Here’s what it says to me. Blacks are not as engaged in the politics of this nation as they should be. Blacks are not involved for the most part. Now before you get all “That’s racist” on me, listen to my reasoning:

The first Black president is a done deal many blacks were very engaged and protested or supported every rally surrounding his candidacy. Once he was elected then the black community seemed to just wait till the expectations were fulfilled. And after all the promises on the campaign trail and the media’s hype, they and us were rightly expecting massive improvements in our lives.

As for the black community I don’t think things have changed much. I don’t see any more or any less black crime, poverty or successes. I can understand the black communities involvement to get the first Black President elected and to show support for that monumental day. Since then nothing has really changed for them. (Or anyone of any color for that matter)

I see unemployment in the black community just as bad if not worse than any other ethnic group, crime is still problem, the education system is just as bad as it was before and there are many problems that have not been addressed. So they are not as engaged as they were 2 years ago, understandable.

I honestly believe 60% of all BLACKS in America share the tea party’s beliefs (Maybe a little high percentage, but I’ve been told I’m an optimist) But I also know a lot of black folks, they are just as proud as the white folks I know and they don’t want to admit they made a mistake, just like the rest of us. (90% of all voting Blacks voted for Obama)

What this says to me is, you shouldn’t be judging the tea party as racist when Al and Jesse can’t even get the blacks out to DC to “Reclaim the dream” when Glenn Beck probably had just as many Black Americans in his rally. The problem isn’t with the “White attendees” it’s with the Black “NON-Attendees.” Blacks are invited to all of the functions just like anyone else. What it also says is the media’s portrayal of the “Racist” Tea party has been effective in keeping the blacks away from the events. Hell I wouldn’t go to a black panther rally even if I agreed with a couple of their statements….

The problem isn’t the tea party being racist, it’s the black community not being involved in the politics and the issues. I honestly believe the tea party is missing a golden opportunity by not going into some of the black areas of our nation and engaging in dialog with them. I think a lot of them are disappointed in the current direction and are looking for a better way.

We need to lead!

ONE EDITORS NOTE: I hope the word “Black” does in no way affect anyone that reads this piece. I’m not sure what the PC way of trying to get my message across would have been. African-American bothers me and it bothers some folks with a darker complexion than myself. So with that, I offer no apologies for my use of the word black in this article. Just know that I am in no way trying to cast a negative light on any color, just an explanation as to the MSM’s assertion of the racist tea party.

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The Obama Speech Recap.

Posted on August 31, 2010 by Robert

I attempted to watch the speech with an open mind. Hoping to hear some type of mea-culpa or at the very least a couple of kudos to the forme POTUS. (Pipe dream I know)

Obama has criticized Bush for his entire time in elected office. He has opposed everything Bush did in Iraq. A lot of us did. IF Iraq turns out to be another “Egypt” or at the very least a non-threat to the world then Iraq was worth the effort and I will apologize for some of my statements regarding the Iraq war.

Here is what he said:

…As we do, I am mindful that the Iraq War has been a contentious issue at home. Here, too, it is time to turn the page. This afternoon, I spoke to former President George W. Bush. It’s well known that he and I disagreed about the war from its outset. Yet no one could doubt President Bush’s support for our troops, or his love of country and commitment to our security. As I have said, there were patriots who supported this war, and patriots who opposed it. And all of us are united in appreciation for our servicemen and women, and our hope for Iraq’s future.

Anyone see anything in there crediting GWB with the successes of Iraq? Basically in typical progressive lingo he said

“Everyone has their opinions on this and mine was just as good as yours because I’m the messiah, the savior of the disaster you left behind. I mentioned your name only because they said I had too, now let me get back to blaming you for everything wrong”

I didn’t oppose the surge. Obama did. Why not just say, “I was wrong when I opposed the surge, I was not as supportive as I should have been to the POTUS at the time and I have learned that lesson as I think we all should”….Then move on. That type of statement from ANY elected official will gain respect from MANY of us. The fact that you appear to be never wrong and carry yourself in that manner does nothing to instill trust in you from the population.

The other thing that struck me in his speech was his “Economic” tie in. 1 trillion dollars in wars. Okay, 10 years of wars 1 trillion dollars and many thousands of dead muslim low lifes…At least we are getting something for that money. The 2 years of Obamanomics have cost our nation 3 times that amount and we’ve got NOTHING.

After the speech all I could think was the nation just received a giant smoke enema.

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Obama single handedly wins Iraq war…

Posted on August 31, 2010 by Robert

As we will hear in his speech Obama will make reference to his handling of the Iraq war. Regardless of how you feel about the war in Iraq, this is a slap in the face of reality.

Obama campaigned on ending the war in Iraq. He called was against the war from the start and that is fine. Once he was elected he had the chance to change course in Iraq, leave or bomb it to glass. He chose to stay with the Bush plan. The surge turned that country around and HE OPPOSED IT!


Now things in Iraq are a little chaotic, that is to be expected. But the conditions on the ground are such that we can remove a large portion of our troops. That was made possible by GWB against the wishes of our current leadership. IF Obama stands up and takes credit for Iraq in any way shape or form without mentioning GWB by name in a positive way, Obama will show his true character.

I look for Obama to stand up and say “I’ve ended the war in Iraq, I’ve brought our troops home and I’ve fulfilled my campaign promise” Which is all true. Except We will still have 50k ground troops there, and 2 years into his term, he followed GWB’s plan on withdrawal except for the ending date being put out for the insurgents to hold out for.

Iraq may indeed descend into a civil war, and with only 50k troops there, it will be tough to stop. I’d be willing to bet international pressure will come to bear on the next POTUS to send MORE of our guys back in by 2014 to help squash the violence. So when we elect the next POTUS we need to consider their stance on such a possibility.

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