Democrats SUCK!

Game Change: Obama and the Clintons, McCain and Palin, and the Race of a Lifetime, a new book about the 2008 presidential campaign is creating turmoil in the Democrat party. Much of the world has already heard about Senator Harry Reid’s (D-NV) remarks about “negro dialect” but far fewer have heard about President Clinton’s remarks. [...]

Senate Democratic leader Harry Reid (NV) apologized today for some racist statements he made during the 2008 elections. He is quoted in a new book as saying that Barack Obama could win the presidency because he was “light-skinned” and did not use a “Negro dialect, unless he wanted to have one.”
Although Reid apologized to President [...]

The Democrat party is determined to pass anything they can call health care reform this year without regard to whether it improves conditions for the uninsured or helps doctors and hospitals. The current idea of the minute is to expand the bankrupt Medicare system to include more people. Sounds like a plan to me. Why [...]

Early in his first term, President Bill Clinton created a commission headed by Hillary Clinton to overhaul health care in the United States. He met fierce opposition. Since he was a wise and crafty politician, he backed off and pursued other matters. As a result, he was reelected to a second term and is remembered [...]

In Virginia, Republicans won the Governor’s, Lt. Governor’s and Attorney General’s post. In New Jersey, Governor-elect Chris Christie pulled off a remarkable upset in a state that is predominantly Democratic. I hope that the message is loud and clear for Democrats in Congress. I hope they know what awaits them in 2010 if they [...]

Jim Manley a spokesman for Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D – NV) said today that the White House and Senate Democratic leadership prefer to pass a bipartisan health care bill, but that “patience is not unlimited and we are determined to get something done this year by any legislative means necessary.”
Manley is referring [...]

Senator Lieberman (D-CT) is one of the most reasonable Democrats in the Senate. He was the Democrat candidate for vice president during the 2000 race. After being defeated in the 2006 Democrat primaries in Connecticut, he ran as an independent and was reelected Senator. More recently, he supported Senator John McCain (R-AZ) in his bid [...]

When I was growing up there was a quaint and often repeated joke about the three rings of life. It went like this: first there is the engagement ring, then the wedding ring and, finally, the suffering. Since it was usually a young man uttering this joke, you could argue that it was a bit [...]