RR16/conservative politics

From the page: "What If George W. Bush had made a joke at the expense of the Special Olympics, would you have approved?

If George W. Bush had given Gordon Brown a set of inexpensive and incorrectly formatted DVDs, when Gordon Brown had given him a thoughtful and historically significant gift, would you have approved?

If George W. Bush had given the Queen of England an iPod containing videos of his speeches, would you have thought this embarrassingly narcissistic and tacky? "

From the page: "In recent weeks, Glenn Beck has elevated political/news television to an entirely new level. Without fealty to any particular party, he is shining a light into the dark corners of a political cesspool that has been hidden for too long. He is taking the esoteric and making it accessible; taking the complex and making it simple. The result: Millions of Americans are waking up and beginning to understand, often for the first time, exactly what the left is all about. At the David Horowitz Freedom Center, we�re honored that one of the most vital resources from which Beck draws information that is presented on his program is our online encyclopedia of the left at discoverthenetworks.org [discoverthenetworks.org] ."

From the page: "Make no mistake, with the coronation of the community organizer in chief, Democrats have ushered in the era of Saul Alinsky across their ranks. It isn't as if they've been far from that since their loss to Bush in 2000. But the BDS seems to have only been a harbinger of things to come. And now, no dirty trick will be left in the bag, no Big Lie will remain un-spun, and no prisoners will be left on the middle ground, the de-militarized zone squishy Republicans and so-called moderates like to call home."

From the page: "A rising chorus of discontent �" more a citizens uprising �" shows Middle America�s deep suspicion of President Obama�s health care reform proposal. Average citizens have voiced their disapproval at townhall meetings hosted by Sen. Arlen Specter and HHS Director Kathleen Sebelius, Rep. Lloyd Doggett, Rep. Tim Bishop, and staffers of Sen. Claire McCaskill. In a burst of passion-envy, Chris Matthews asked on Monday night�s Hardball, �oeWhere the Hell are the people who want health care, the poor people out there…the union people? Where are they? I haven�t seen one placard, let alone one protest demonstration, for health care.” "

From the page: "Once in a while, however, when Obama gets separated from his teleprompter, the mask slips a tad. On the hustings, Joe the Plumber caught the candidate off guard and got him to admit the truth about his plans to effect a redistribution of wealth. Something of the sort happened again last week--when, at a carefully staged rally for the administration's health care proposal, to which the flacks who run ABC News tellingly invited no one who regards the current healthcare arrangement as even remotely satisfactory--President Obama responded to a question by acknowledging that his plan aimed to reduce medical costs by aligning "incentives" in such a fashion as to discourage the sick and the dying from undergoing "additional tests" or taking "additional drugs that the evidence shows is not necessarily going to improve care." "

From the page: "Robert Gibbs, the spokesman for President Barack Obama, today questioned who is Victor Davis Hanson and what does he know, when WND correspondent Les Kinsolving asked Gibbs about "mistakes" Hanson has pointed out in Obama's speeches.

Hanson, a nationally syndicated columnist and historian, wrote just one day earlier about "Our Historically Challenged President."

He noted Obama's reference during the presidential campaign to when his great-uncle "helped liberate Auschwitz, and that his grandfather knew fellow American troops that had entered Auschwitz and Treblinka." "

Interesting political site.