Tag: "tea party"

The Age Old Power Struggle: Chapter 2012

By Smalgov on Jun 24, 2012 in 2012 Election News, Conservative Philosophy, exposing Obama, In The News, Opinion, Politics, SmalGov, World News

A Muslim cleric introduced Egypt’s new President, the Muslim Brotherhood’s Mohamed Morsi by saying: Our Capital ‘shall be Jerusalem, Allah willing’. For his part, Morsi pronounced: Abroad women are ‘free,’ but not here. These types of proclamations do not bode well for Egyptian minorities, which includes members of the Coptic Church community, who make up [...]

Vast Right Wing Conspiracy Part Duh

By Michael J. Fell on Jun 22, 2012 in 2012 Election News, A Broken System, featured opinion, In The News, Opinion, Politics

Apparently suffering the long term effects of habitual Botox abuse, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi again defied the grounding gravity of logic to concoct a thread bare story trying to tie Wednesday’s contempt of Congress proceedings in the House of Representatives to unproven allegations of voter suppression. “It is no accident; it is no coincidence [...]

David Plouffe: Truth Assassin

By Michael J. Fell on Jun 17, 2012 in 2012 Election News, exposing Obama, Featured, Opinion, Politics

Congratulations to Mackenzie Weinger and Reid J. Epstien for accurately reporting the news about White House senior adviser David Plouffe’s trip through television’s Sunday morning talk show circuit. It is truly a pity that Plouffe and those in the White House who oversee his talking points script cannot demonstrate the same accuracy. Plouffe stated that [...]

Biased Media Reports Non-News

By Michael J. Fell on Jun 16, 2012 in featured opinion, Health Care Reform, Opinion, Politics

Once again, a proud, card-carrying member of the “progressive” Party Pravda is wasting readers’ time. The headline reads: “On eve of health ruling, Ruth Bader Ginsburg predicts ‘sharp disagreement’”. http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0612/77479.html How is it possible that Kyle Cheney is getting paid to spell bind readers with such gems as: “Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg laid waste Friday [...]

NEWS FLASH: Lindsey Graham is a “top conservative”!

By Michael J. Fell on Jun 12, 2012 in featured opinion, Opinion, Politics, The Democratic Attack machine

Jonathan Karl, Richard Coolidge, Gregory Lemos and Sherisse Pham, part of the collective, useful spokes-tools employed by ABC News and the “progressive” Party Pravda’s online misinformation outlet known as Yahoo News are at it again. To begin with, this “progressive” misinformation’s “headline” is pure, pre-fabricated nonsense that reads: “Top conservative says read my lips: Don’t [...]

Was “The Private Sector is Doing Fine” Really a Gaffe?

By Michael J. Fell on Jun 09, 2012 in 2012 Election News, exposing Obama, In The News, Opinion

When obama uttered the words “the private sector is doing fine” speculation ran rampant, declarations occurred and questions abounded. Obedient spokes-fools within the “progressive” Party Pravda remained largely mum, dutifully neglecting or downplaying the story. Conservatives pounced on the statement, speculating aggressively about obama’s lack of perceptive abilities while declaring it to be the biggest [...]

Europe Won’t Work in America

By Michael J. Fell on Jun 08, 2012 in exposing Obama, featured opinion, Health Care Reform, Opinion, Politics

Spain’s economy is under such duress that the country is prepared to request a 40 billion Euro cash injection from the Euro zone this weekend. The request comes after Fitch Ratings reduced Spain’s credit by three notches on Thursday. This move will make Spain the fourth country to need a bailout since the European debt [...]

Wisconsin: Tea Party Beats Unions

By Michael J. Fell on Jun 06, 2012 in 2012 Election News, In The News, Opinion, Politics

The Tea Party sparked Conservative wave that swept most of the United States in 2010 was a contributing factor in many races, including the elections of Scott Walker, Rebecca Kleefisch and a Republican legislative majority in Wisconsin. Governor Walker and his fiscally Conservative allies in the State House set about enacting the reforms they promised [...]

Why to Vote for Romney

By Michael J. Fell on Jun 04, 2012 in 2012 Election News, featured opinion, Opinion, Politics

Honestly, Mitt Romney was not the first choice as GOP presidential nominee for many voters. They preferred a handful of candidates to Romney. Despite Ron Paul’s many brilliant positions on fiscal responsibility, lower taxes, smaller less intrusive government, balanced budgets, and protecting American sovereignty, due to absolutely irreconcilable differences with him on matters of foreign [...]

Shocking Similarities Concealed

By Michael J. Fell on Jun 03, 2012 in 2012 Election News, exposing Obama, Gun Rights, Health Care Reform, In The News, Opinion, World News

In a televised address to parliament, President Bashar Assad said foreign-backed terrorists and extremists were to blame for the massacres going on in Syria. Despite suspicions expressed by the UN that Assad’s forces are responsible for the Houla massacre, Assad denied it. Syrian opposition condemned his comments as lies. Assad described protestors as paid killers, [...]

Occupy vs. Tea Party: The Series

By Matt Vespa on May 14, 2012 in featured opinion, Humor/Satire, Opinion, Politics

YES! It is finally here! A reality television show that pits two of the most visible and vociferous political grassroots groups against each other in a battle of epic proportions. Occupy vs. Tea Party is the brainchild of Mr. Gordon Gebert. A musician by trade, Mr. Gebert hatched the idea of these two groups duking [...]

Voters, the Economy, and the 2012 Election

By Liz Harrison (twitter: @GoldwaterGal) on Apr 21, 2012 in 2012 Election News, Opinion

Predictions for the outcome of the election in November are starting to sprout up all over. It’s still a bit early to make any truly accurate ones, so this is what you call the “what if” and “wishful thinking” phase of pundit prognosticating. Given the state of the economy, it is no wonder that there [...]

Mitt Romney (Really) Doesn’t Have That Much Money

By AiPolitics on Mar 18, 2012 in 2012 Election News, featured opinion, In The News, Money, Opinion, Politics

Romney’s “2 Cadillacs” and “my friends own NASCAR teams” stories might seem like old news now, but if he gets the GOP’s nod, you can bet that stories about his wealth will begin to circulate again in preparation for this fall’s election. Since 80% of Conservatives seem to think he’s going to win the nomination [...]

Anarchy of the Tea Party

By William Way Jr. on Feb 07, 2012 in 2012 Election News, featured opinion, Opinion

The Tea has sunk to the bottom of the bay and lost all its flavor. It is now a worthless commodity only fit for the fish. Petty in-fighting among Tea Party “leaders” has cost the movement any credibility it once had. The fools should have actually organized to be a structured entity. Anarchism defeats itself more quickly than any other form of government; and the Tea Party was an anarchy. Now it is becoming history.

Occupying the Lunatic Fringe

By Michael R Shannon on Feb 02, 2012 in featured opinion, Politics

Recently outraged Internet theologians took umbrage at my refusal to join the effort to transform Jesus into a big government, liberal Democrat that supports the Occupy squatters. Most echoed secular interpreters of Christ who claim, “Jesus shares many of the values of those in the Occupy movement.” I contend Jesus had plenty of time to [...]