Nobody said the demoncrats were fair!

The Demoncrat Congressional Campaign committee is having an online petition drive against Rush Limbaugh because he made a comment against BHO.

Big deal? not really, but where were they when idiots like bill maher and michael moore did their Bush bashing?

What will they call for next, restriction of free speech? Bringing back the so-called fairness doctrine? Restriction of freedom of religion? We know they don't like guns, so the demoncrats will try to impinge on our Second Amendment rights.

Message to the demoncrats: put your time and effort into fixing the economy instead of whining about free speech that hurts your feelings! Grow up!

Thanks, IBD!

Thanks, IBD for putting this list together - it will help me to Watch The Demoncrats!

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A Checklist Of Obama's Many Promises

By INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY Posted Monday, November 10, 2008 4:20 PM PT

Few presidential candidates have made more specific promises to American voters than Barack Obama. They came so fast and furious in the latter part of the campaign, you'd be excused for not keeping up. So as a public service, we've put together a handy checklist of some of the biggest Obama promises — culled from his "Blueprint for Change," his campaign speeches and advertisements. Clip it. Save it. And see how he did in four years.

Taxes
• Give a tax break to 95% of Americans.
• Restore Clinton-era tax rates on top income earners.
• "If you make under $250,000, you will not see your taxes increase by a single dime. Not your income taxes, not your payroll taxes, not your capital gains taxes. Nothing."
• Dramatically simplify tax filings so that millions of Americans will be able to do their taxes in less than five minutes.
• Give American businesses a $3,000 tax credit for every job they create in the U.S.
• Eliminate capital gains taxes for small business and startup companies.
• Eliminate income taxes for seniors making under $50,000.
• Expand the child and dependent care tax credit.
• Expand the earned income tax credit.
• Create a universal mortgage credit.
• Create a small business health tax credit.
• Provide a $500 "make work pay" tax credit to small businesses.
• Provide a $1,000 emergency energy rebate to families.
Energy
• Spend $15 billion a year on renewable sources of energy.
• Eliminate oil imports from the Middle East in 10 years.
• Increase fuel economy standards by 4% a year.
• Weatherize 1 million homes annually.
• Ensure that 10% of our electricity comes from renewable sources by 2012.
Environment
• Create 5 million green jobs.
• Implement a cap-and-trade program to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
• Get 1 million plug-in hybrids on the road by 2015.
Labor
• Sign a fair pay restoration act, which would overturn the Supreme Court's pay discrimination ruling.
• Sign into law an employee free choice act — aka card check — to make it easier for unions to organize.
• Make employers offer seven paid sick days per year.
• Increase the minimum wage to $9.50 an hour by 2009.
National security
• Remove troops from Iraq by the summer of 2010.
• Cut spending on unproven missile defense systems.
• No more homeless veterans.
• Stop spending $10 billion a month in Iraq.
• Finish the fight against Osama bin Laden and the al-Qaida terrorists.
Social Security
• Work in a "bipartisan way to preserve Social Security for future generations."
• Impose a Social Security payroll tax on incomes above $250,000.
• Match 50% of retirement savings up to $1,000 for families earning less than $75,000.
Education
• Demand higher standards and more accountability from our teachers.
Spending
• Go through the budget, line by line, ending programs we don't need and making the ones we do need work better and cost less.
• Slash earmarks.
Health care
• Lower health care costs for the typical family by $2,500 a year.
• Let the uninsured get the same kind of health insurance that members of Congress get.
• Stop insurance companies from discriminating against those who are sick and need care the most.
• Spend $10 billion over five years on health care information technology.

Demoncrats had it wrong...

Like I've said before, the demoncrats caused the housing meltdown, by not allowing it to be fixed before it exploded. See this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cMnSp4qEXNM&NR=1

Can any Massachusettes demoncrat explain why or how Barney Frank keeps getting re-elected???? Are you people THAT stupid???

Typical left-wing liberal media spin

Headlines On This Date 4 Years Ago:
"Republicans spending $42 million on inauguration while troops Die in unarmored Humvees"
"Bush extravagance exceeds any reason during tough economic times"
"Fat cats get their $42 million inauguration party, Ordinary Americans get the shaft"

Headlines Today:
"Historic Obama Inauguration will cost only $120 million"
"Obama Spends $120 million on inauguration; America Needs A Big Party"
"Everyman Obama shows America how to celebrate"
"Citibank executives contribute $8 million to Obama Inauguration"

Does that sound like an unbiased media? Hell, no. With so many voters incapable of thinking for themselves, the mainstream media convinced enough people to vote the demoncrats into office with their biased "reporting".

Perhaps we need a test for a minimum ability for reason and thought before people are given the right to vote...

American genocide: abortion. BHO: export it!

This is why I started this blog. To watch the demoncrats and to record their mis-deeds. Here we go again:

BHO will sign an executive order that will allow US funds to pay for abortions in other countries.

Our own brand of genocide, abortion (which has caused over 40 MILLION deaths since Roe V. Wade passed), is now being promoted world-wide. This drives me absolutely nuts!

The mechanism for this murder funding is part of $460 million in aid that we provide to some countries for "family planning". The last three Republican presidents have used executive orders to prevent this money from being used to kill babies; Clinton and BHO have recinded these orders to make it "okay" to use our money for baby-killing. Regardless of your opinion on abortion, the $460 million dollars should stay in the US to pay for insurance for some of the 46 million Americans that don't have it!

According to the demoncrats:

It's not okay to torture terrorists that want to kill us, but it's okay to kill babies.

It's okay to kill babies, but not the little animals and plants that hinder economic growth.

It's not okay for terminally ill people to die with dignity and grace, but it's okay to kill babies.

It's more important that our money be used to kill babies in other countries than to provide health care for Americans!!!

What is wrong with you demoncrats???

On a related note, why do so many Christians, especially Catholics, vote for demoncrats? Don't they even think about what the demoncrats stand for? The Catholic church doesn't even allow the use of birth control; they march every January in Washington on the anniversary of Roe V. Wade to protest abortion. Yet they vote for demoncrats who make no secret of their desire to support, pay for and promote abortion.

What is wrong with our thinking???

Demoncrats are starting already...

BHO signed an executive order to close the detention center at Gitmo today... without a plan for what to do with the terrorists being held there. Duh! What are you going to do, demoncrats? Let them loose to continue to attack America and western civilization?

Another order was signed to prevent "torture" when interrogating terrorists. They cease to deserve to be treated like humans when they choose to be terrorists. They are less valuable than the lowest life form. It's acceptable for them to torture, dismember, maim and kill their prisoners, followed by dragging their mutilated bodies through the streets, but we can't use a little waterboarding to get valuable infomation? That's just wrong.

If it was up to me, we'd be using sodium pentathol or other truth serum, and every other means of obtaining the information we need. We are at war, here, folks! Quit with the freakin' politics, and ignore the morons in the liberal media and fight to win! What part of that don't you understand, demoncrats!?

Thank you, President Bush, for a job well done!

I appreciate the job that President Bush did in his eight years in the White House. While I didn't always agree with him (like with free trade agreements, which are neither free nor fair), he was a very good President. His detractors are short-sighted, short-memoried, liberal idiots.

I've been wanting to write about him, but thanks to Karl, I don't have to. I couldn't have said it better myself:

OPINION
JANUARY 21, 2009, 10:48 P.M. ET (Wall Street Journal)
Bush Was Right When It Mattered Most

By KARL ROVE
Its call sign has always been Air Force One. But on Tuesday, it was Special Air Mission 28000, as former President George W. Bush and his wife Laura returned home to Texas on a plane full of family, friends, former staff and memories of eight years in the White House.

The former president and his wife thanked each passenger, showing the thoughtfulness and grace so characteristic of this wonderful American family.

A video tribute produced warm laughter and inevitable tears. There was no bitterness, but rather a sense of gratitude -- gratitude for the opportunity to serve, for able and loyal colleagues, and above all for our country and its people.

Yet, as Mr. Bush left Washington, in a last angry frenzy his critics again distorted his record, maligned his character and repeated untruths about his years in the Oval Office. Nothing they wrote or said changes the essential facts.

To start with, Mr. Bush was right about Iraq. The world is safer without Saddam Hussein in power. And the former president was right to change strategy and surge more U.S. troops.

A legion of critics (including President Barack Obama) claimed it couldn't work. They were wrong. Iraq is now on the mend, the war is on the path to victory, al Qaeda has been dealt a humiliating defeat, and a democracy in the heart of the Arab world is emerging. The success of Mr. Bush's surge made it possible for President Obama to warn terrorists on Tuesday "you cannot outlast us."

Mr. Bush was right to establish a doctrine that holds those who harbor, train and support terrorists as responsible as the terrorists themselves. He was right to take the war on terror abroad instead of waiting until dangers fully materialize here at home. He was right to strengthen the military and intelligence and to create the new tools to monitor the communications of terrorists, freeze their assets, foil their plots, and kill and capture their operators.

These tough decisions -- which became unpopular in certain quarters only when memories of 9/11 began to fade -- kept America safe for seven years and made it possible for Mr. Obama to tell the terrorists on Tuesday "we will defeat you."

Mr. Bush was right to be a unilateralist when it came to combating AIDS in Africa. While world leaders dithered, his President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief initiative brought lifesaving antiretroviral drugs to millions of Africans.

At home, Mr. Bush cut income taxes for every American who pays taxes. He also cut taxes on capital, investment and savings. The result was 52 months of growth and the strongest economy of any developed country.

Mr. Bush was right to match tax cuts with spending restraint. This is a source of dispute, especially among conservatives, but the record is there to see. Bill Clinton's last budget increased domestic nonsecurity discretionary spending by 16%. Mr. Bush cut that to 6.2% growth in his first budget, 5.5% in his second, 4.3% in his third, 2.2% in his fourth, and then below inflation, on average, since. That isn't the sum total of the fiscal record, of course -- but it's a key part of it.
He was right to have modernized Medicare with prescription drug benefits provided through competition, not delivered by government. The program is costing 40% less than projected because market forces dominate and people -- not government -- are making the decisions.

Mr. Bush was right to pass No Child Left Behind (NCLB), requiring states to set up tough accountability systems that measure every child's progress at school. As a result, reading and math scores have risen more in the last five years since NCLB than in the prior 28 years.
He was right to stand for a culture of life. And he was right to appoint conservative judges who strictly interpret the Constitution.

And Mr. Bush, a man of core decency and integrity, was right not to reply in kind when Democratic leaders called him a liar and a loser. The price of trying to change the tone in Washington was to be often pummeled by lesser men.

Few presidents had as many challenges arise during their eight years, had as many tough calls to make in such a partisan-charged environment, or had to act in the face of such hostile media and elite opinion.

On board Special Air Mission 28000, I remembered the picture I carried in my pocket on my first Air Force One flight eight years ago. It was an old black-and-white snapshot with scalloped edges. It showed Lyndon Johnson in the Cabinet Room, head in hand, weeping over a Vietnam casualty report. George Christian, LBJ's press secretary, gave it to me as a reminder that the job could break anyone, no matter how big and tough.

But despite facing challenges and crises few others have, the job did not break George W. Bush. Though older and grayer, his brows more furrowed, he is the same man he was, a person of integrity who did what he believed was right. And he exits knowing he summoned all of his energy and talents to defend America and advance its ideals at home and abroad. He didn't get everything right -- no president does -- but he got the most important things right. And that is enough.

Mr. Rove is the former senior adviser and deputy chief of staff to President George W. Bush.