Archive for December, 2011
Ujima – Third Principle of Kwanzaa (Part 4 in Kwanzaa Series)
Principle #3 – Ujima Today is the third day of Kwanzaa and marks Part 4 in my ongoing Kwanzaa series. You can read Part 1 here, Part 2 here and Part 3 here. As I have already established, I believe Kwanzaa is antithetical to traditional American values. Moreover I believe Kwanzaa’s creator, Dr. Ron Karenga [...]
Gary Johnson's independent move: smart, irrelevant or Perot redux?
Gary Johnson has ended his bid to become the Republican nominee for President of the United States and switch to a run as an independent Libertarian candidate. In an email this morning, Johson said that “a credible Libertarian candidate for president is the real path to liberty, opportunity, and a government that is put into [...]
Gary Johnsons Email Announcing Change in Presidential Run [Full Text]
On Wednesday, Gary Johnson sent out the following email to announce that he would no longer be seeking the GOP nomination for President. Dear Friends, By now, you have probably heard the news. This morning, I stepped before the microphones at a news conference in the New Mexico capitol and announced that I am seeking [...]
Where Do They Stand
With 2012 fast approaching the, issue of the 2nd Amendment and gun rights has been on the back burner in the debates for the most part. Our nation has many issues of importance in the upcoming election and the winner of the presidency could have a big impact on our right of gun ownership. Where [...]
The Amy Koch Scandal Illustrates Who Has Standards And Who Doesn’t!
Snarky letters from the “Gay Community” aside, the resignation and scandal of Minnesota Senate Majority Leader Amy Koch is a painful embarrassment to the Minnesota GOP and for Protection of Traditional Marriage activists. Senate Majority Leader Koch resigned her post Dec. 15 amidst accusations of having an inappropriate relationship with a male staffer, one day [...]
The FairTax Series: America's Road To Prosperity Part 5
In this final installment of the FAIRTAX series I want to review the content of the series and give a few personal thoughts on our country, our system, and how I see the FAIRTAX being an integral part of the solution to our debt issue, though not the only aspect, and of how we get [...]
Sears and Kmart stores to close due to declining sales
Sears Holdings Corporation reported that it would close up to 120 of its Sears and Kmart stores as it goes through a transformation. Both Kmart and Sears stores have seen serious drops in the quarter over quarter numbers and year over year financials: QTD YTD Kmart -4.4% -1.8% Sears Domestic -6.0% -3.3% Total -5.2% -2.6% [...]
Dallas Christmas Day Slayings: Muslim Honor Killing?
The slaughter of 7 people in the Dallas, Texas suburb of Grapevine on Christmas Day appears to be a case of an “honor killing” and suicide by a Muslim father angry that his 19 year old daughter was dating a non-muslim young man. According to reports in the Dallas Morning News, the father, Aziz Yazdanpanah didn’t [...]
Kujichagulia – Second Principle of Kwanzaa (Part 3 in Kwanzaa Series)
Principle #2 Kujichagulia Today is the second day of Kwanzaa and marks Part 3 in my ongoing Kwanzaa series. You can read Part 1 here and Part 2 here. As I have already established, I believe Kwanzaa is antithetical to traditional American values. Moreover I believe Kwanzaa’s creator, Dr. Ron Karenga meant it to be [...]
Oil Rises 2% To Over $101 A Barrel Over Tensions With Iran
Oil prices climbed 2% to over $101 a barrel on growing U.S. consumer confidence and tension in the Middle East. This comes as Iran has promised to close the Strait of Hormuz and block oil exports if the West imposes sanctions on its oil shipments over it’s nuclear program. The Strait of Hormuz is a [...]
Tonight on the Dark Side with Kira Davis
December 27, 2011 Tonight on the Dark Side we’ll talk about New Year’s resolutions and what you hope to see from our government in 2012. Also, is Nancy Pelosi really paying her fair share, or is she still busy being a filthy 1%er? Plus, we’ll discuss my ongoing Kwanzaa series and why I think Kwanzaa [...]

