Monthly Archives: April 2010
Haters On The Left
You may have heard that voice over actor Lance Baxter, also known as D.C. Douglas, lost his contract with Geico after leaving a voicemail for FreedomWorks in which he asked, “the percentage of people that are mentally retarded who are working for FreedomWorks and who are following it.”
Now some people on the left feel quite strongly about poor Mr. Baxter and his loss of prospects so they called FreedomWorks to voice their protests the best way they knew how.
Tabitha Hale was tasked with the pleasant job of sifting through the voice mails, and she kindly put together a video so we can better understand how the leftists think and just how hurt and upset they are by the injustice done to poor Mr. Baxter. Continue reading
In Which Patty Murray Speaks For Over 3 Minutes On Immigration Reform
And says absolutely nothing of substance. And to think that people say she’s empty-headed! Transcript: Blah, blah, blah, families, blah, blah, comprehensive immigration reform, blah blah. Blah, blah, American dream, blah, comprehensive immigration reform, blah, blah agenda, blah, blah. Blah, … Continue reading
Filed under 2010 Senate Races, Patty Murray, Washington
Patty Hearts Wall Street
I know that’s not what she says, but how can you not love half a million dollars?
Of course, we already know Patty has a hard time keeping her words consistent with her actions and this is just one more example. Continue reading
Filed under 2010 Senate Races, Patty Murray, Politics, Washington
What’s So Special About Trilogy Interactive?
Since I chastised Patty Murray for hosting her campaign Web site out of state with Trilogy Interactive, I don’t think it would be fair to let Jay Inslee off the hook. True, his Web site is hosted with a Washington company, but that doesn’t mean that Trilogy hasn’t been getting their share of his campaign business. Continue reading
Filed under 2010 House Races, 2010 Senate Races, Patty Murray, Washington
James Watkins Speaks at Tea Party
James Watkins spoke at Everett’s Tax Day Tea Party. Watkins is running against far-left extremist Jay Inslee in WA-01.
Filed under 2010 House Races, Washington
Strange Bedfellows
Politics makes strange bedfellows and none so strange as that on display in I-1077′s alliance between Bill Gates, Sr., and self-avowed socialist, Lonnie Lopez. For those of you who don’t know, I-1077 would “tax adjusted gross income above $400,000 joint ($200,000 individual), reduce the state property tax levy, reduce certain business and occupation taxes, and direct any increased revenues to education and health.” Continue reading
Filed under Washington
Speaking Out Against Charges Of Racism
Jennifer Burke is the wife of Matthew Burke, candidate for the U.S. House of Representatives in Washington’s 1st district. She is the youngest of 6 from a working class family. She is originally from the great state of Texas. A graduate of Texas A&M University, she has a degree in Psychology and has lifetime teacher certification in Texas. Jennifer taught Math, History and Speech Communications to 5th through 8th graders for 11 years. She is mom to 3 kids and 4 dogs.
She’s also a newly minted Tea Party activist. Continue reading
Filed under 2010 House Races, Washington
What Do You Think Nature’s Greatest Gift Is?
A new video from CatholicVote.org Thoughts?
Filed under Christianity, Conservatism, Environmentalism, Pro-Life
What Causes Do You Support? Viagra for Sex Offenders?
Maybe you remember that Patty Murray voted against an amendment that would have denied government subsidized Viagra to convicted child molesters and rapists.
Washington State Senator Don Benton is one of a bazillion candidates running to unseat Murray (and one of the few who seems to be actually doing anything you’d normally associate with a political campaign). Check out this new video from his campaign. Continue reading
Filed under 2010 Senate Races, Patty Murray
Behold The Awesome Power Of God
Of course, the nitwits at NPR don’t see it that way. In their eyes, this is probably a result of global warming. Why do we continue to waste taxpayer dollars on NPR?
