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Paleo Pat
Month: July 2008
On the Offshore Ban Lift
Yes, I have have heard about lifting the Ban of offshore drilling.
The good news is, it will help, in the long run. The bad news is, it will not help anytime soon.
Of course, I’d be willing to bet that the Dems will obstruct this. What needs to happen is, the Enron Loophole needs to be closed, like yesterday. Between the two, prices would come down.
Other than that, I don’t see a quick solution.
Technorati Tags: Gas Prices, Enron Loophole, Politics, Opinion, Oil, Congress, Democrats, Republicans,
Barry's Campaign is hurting for cash….
Barry’s Campaign manager has released a video, in which he says mean ‘ol John McCain is raising more money then him.
Well, if Barry had not opted out of public campaign financing, maybe he would have the money to go up against mean ol’ John McCain, but no, he wanted to run a completely supporter financed campaign, and now he’s being out funded.
Two Words come to mind…..
Tough Shit
It might be because people are seeing B. Hussein Obama for what he really is! An Empty Suit, who says what people want to hear, instead of the real, on the ground, truth.
Technorati Tags: Obama, Barack Obama, Politics, Opinion, Election 2008, Election ’08,
Barry's Plan in the New York Times, just more of the stump speech
It seems that B. Hussein Obama wrote a Op-Ed Piece in the New York Times.
I won’t bother quoting any of it. Why? Because it is basically the same old muddled stump speech that he gave in the damn primary. It’s short of specifics, short on details, and basically is the same old mantra of Hope, Change and get out of Iraq.
If Barry hopes to have any sort of a prayer in hell of getting elected to the office President of the United States, He had better get more specific, as to how exactly he plans on getting us out of Iraq, without that country falling into utter chaos.
His little stump speech is based upon the conditions on the ground in 2006, and NOT 2008. If he has any plan on getting elected, he had better update his damn teleprompter or he might just be getting him a job as the White House shoeshine boy, for John McCain.
Others:
Ben Smith’s Blogs, Marc Ambinder, The Moderate Voice, The New Republic, Weekly Standard Blog, Washington Post, protein wisdom, TownHall Blog, Think Progress, USA Today, TalkLeft, Newshoggers.com, The Hill’s Blog Briefing Room, Pajamas Media, Needlenose, Hot Air, The Corner, Swampland, Riehl World View, Gateway Pundit, The Washington Note, Democrats.com, The Glittering Eye, BLACKFIVE, The Carpetbagger Report, Confederate Yankee, The Strata-Sphere, Political Machine, All Spin Zone, GregsOpinion.com, The Seminal, QandO, Outside The Beltway, The Caucus, The Washington Independent, Politics Nation, Salon, TPM Election Central and Veterans For America and more via Memeorandum
Technorati Tags: Politics, Opinion, Barack Obama, Obama, Election 2008, Election ’08, Democrats, Democrat, Conservative, Republican, John McCain,
That's "Mr. Blogging Head" to you buddy!
I found this to be a rather interesting article….
The Article:Who listens to blogging heads? ( Via Los Angeles Times)
Daily Kos. Little Green Footballs. Talking Points Memo. Instapundit. Firedoglake. Captain’s Quarters. These are among the thousands of political blogs that are increasingly a factor in U.S. politics. Bloggers and their readers are courted by politicians, as occurred when seven Democratic presidential candidates appeared at the August 2007 convention organized by the readers and posters at Daily Kos, a liberal political blog. Bloggers can also shape the news surrounding election campaigns. It was Huffington Post, a liberal political blog, that first reported Barack Obama’s comment about small-town Americans clinging to “guns and religion.”
Although political blogs have become a familiar presence in politics, we know less about their readers: How many there are, who they are and why they choose their favorite blogs.
In fall 2006, political scientists, including us, representing about 30 universities conducted a survey of 16,000 Americans, the Cooperative Congressional Election Study. The survey asked respondents whether they read blogs and, if so, which ones. We analyzed the answers, and the result is the first detailed portrait of political blog readers.
About 34% of the respondents said they read blogs, but only 14% named at least one blog that focuses on politics. Who are these political blog readers?
Evidently a good number of Americans. Here are my stats for this past week:
Political Byline
— Site Summary —
Visits
Total ………………….. 14,955
Average per Day …………….. 98
Average Visit Length ………. 4:02
This Week …………………. 689Page Views
Total ………………….. 21,457
Average per Day ……………. 197
Average per Visit ………….. 2.0
This Week ……………….. 1,381
Not a bad number, I think, I mean, it’s not Michelle Malkin traffic, but then again, I’m not Michelle Malkin. 😉 (I’m much better looking…. What? My Mom tells that I’m handsome all time!)
But this did grab me as quite funny:
Daily Kos. Little Green Footballs. Talking Points Memo. Instapundit. Firedoglake. Captain’s Quarters.
Uhmmm… Ed’s been at Hotair.com for How long now? Wow, someone’s out of touch! 😆
Technorati Tags: Blogs, Politics, Opinion, Liberals, Democrats, Republicians, Conservatives,
Obama: 9/11, WTC Attacks, Radical Islam is the USA's Fault…
Are we sure that this man isn’t a closet Muslim? In this quote, he basically says that 9/11 was our fault.
Quote:
ZAKARIA: But how do you view the problem within Islam? As somebody who saw it in Indonesia … the largest Muslim country in the world?
OBAMA: Well, it was interesting. When I lived in Indonesia — this would be ’67, ’68, late ’60s, early ’70s — Indonesia was never the same culture as the Arab Middle East. The brand of Islam was always different.
But around the world, there was no — there was not the sense that Islam was inherently opposed to the West, or inherently opposed to modern life, or inherently opposed to universal traditions like rule of law.
And now in Indonesia, you see some of those extremist elements. And what’s interesting is, you can see some correlation between the economic crash during the Asian financial crisis, where about a third of Indonesia’s GDP was wiped out, and the acceleration of these Islamic extremist forces.
It isn’t to say that there is a direct correlation, but what is absolutely true is that there has been a shift in Islam that I believe is connected to the failures of governments and the failures of the West to work with many of these countries, in order to make sure that opportunities are there, that there’s bottom-up economic growth. – Source: CNN exclusive: Obama on foreign policy – CNN.com
I don’t know about you, but that sounds like a terrorism apologist to me. I think all he needs is a turban and a Koran and he would look like Osama Bin Laden’s brother. Wait. Isn’t that what he…..never mind. 😮 😯
Others: Jihad Watch, Connecting.the.Dots and Macsmind
Technorati Tags: barack obama, obama, politics, democrats, 9/11, terrorism, liberals
The New Yorker pulls a rather idiotic move….
Not smart gents, not smart at all…
The Story: ‘Scare tactic’ — Obama slams Muslim portrayal by Mike Allen (Via Politico.com)
Quote:
The Obama campaign is condemning as “tasteless and offensive” a New Yorker magazine cover that depicts Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.) in a turban, fist-bumping his gun-slinging wife.
An American flag burns in their fireplace.
The New Yorker says it’s satire. It certainly will be candy for cable news.
The Obama campaign quickly condemned the rendering. Spokesman Bill Burton said in a statement: “The New Yorker may think, as one of their staff explained to us, that their cover is a satirical lampoon of the caricature Senator Obama’s right-wing critics have tried to create. But most readers will see it as tasteless and offensive. And we agree."
McCain spokesman Tucker Bounds quickly e-mailed: “We completely agree with the Obama campaign, it’s tasteless and offensive.”
The issue, which goes on sale Monday, includes a long piece by Ryan Lizza about Obama’s start in Chicago politics.
While I see what the New Yorker was trying to do, I think because of the extremely touchy nature of this election cycle and because of what we’re dealing with here. Which is the possibility of the first African-American President, I think everyone, left, right, center, and everywhere in between, needs to cool with the nuances.
More Opinion @ Memeorandum
Technorati Tags: Politics ,Obama ,Barack Obama ,Opinion ,The New Yorker ,Stupidity ,Liberals ,Democrats
Blogs 4 Borders! 07/14/08
(H/T to Jake @ Freedom Folks)
Asking the hard questions: are illegal aliens the only problem?
100% Preventable! Innocent Americans continue to pay the bloody price for open borders! When will the madness end?
The Deportation Joke? Open borders + deportation =?
Cross Posted @ The American Nationalist News Service (My Other Blog)
Technorati Tags: Illegal Immigration, Secure our Borders, Blogs 4 Borders, Politics, Opinion,
Yes, that was me….
Yes, that was me, that you heard on the Downsize D.C. Radio Show. Which is on the Genesis Radio Network.
I was giving Jim my views on what’s happening with the United States and Iran. Which I do not believe we are going to war with.
After all, according to the Washington Times and Times of London, we could very well be pulling our forces out of Iraq.
Personally, like I said on Jim’s show. The people of the United States of America are tired of this war, period. This is why the President’s approval ratings are through the floor, this is why the congress approval rating is very low as well.
Personally, as I said on Jim’s show, I personally believe that we are NOT going to go directly to war with Iran. I believe that we are going to first use negotiations, via third party talks. Then, if that does not work. We will pursue Military via proxy though Israel.
So, again, I very highly doubt that the US would be foolish enough to pursue military action directly, with Iran. Because for one, George W. Bush does not want to drop two wars into the lap of an incoming President, because he wants to be the Republican hero. Not the President who drops a war to the next President.
Remember, we tried to be the hero’s in the middle east and it failed, and the situation in Iraq is just now starting to come around in Iraq. We’re not going to make that mistake twice, at least not with Bush in the White House.
….and that’s my take on it.
Technorati Tags: Bush, Iraq, Iran, White House, War, Politics, Opinion,
Local News: Give me Hope and Change or I'll take your stuff!
I guess that the Obamassiah’s message of hope and change isn’t moving fast enough for the locals here in Detroit.
Quote:
A temporary office in Detroit being used by the campaign of Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama has been burglarized.
Michigan campaign spokesman Brent Colburn says personal electronics, including some mobile phones and a laptop, were taken early Saturday. But Colburn says they didn’t contain campaign information.
Colburn says it’s believed the burglary was random, since an adjacent office also was burglarized.
An estimated value of the items taken wasn’t immediately available.- Obama campaign office in Detroit burglarized (Via The Detroit News)
I just wonder what the socialist commie will do about this one? If he’ll call out a blitzkrieg or just order random house to house searches?
It is to wonder. 😀
Technorati Tags: Obama, Barack Obama, Democrats, Liberals, Detroit, Michigan
