Saturday, May 1, 2010

Arizona Wants Race War

To assist with their new anti-illegal immigration laws, Arizona should consider creating a special putting insignia on legal immigrants to ensure they can identify the "good" immigrants from the "bad" immigrants...


Perhaps the police can also adopt new uniforms that would reflect their new powers. Brown or black shirts with special armbands might be appropriate....

Monday, April 26, 2010

GOP Defends Fleecing of Average Joe

One only needs to look at the GOP's questioning of the SEC's "timing" of its investigation of Goldman Sachs for evidence that the GOP has never cared for the interests of Main Street and is always willing to defend the interests of Wall Street.

Tuesday, August 4, 2009

Why the GOP Hates America...

...because like the Taliban and Al Quaeda, they'd rather fight for the nihilation of this country and American society than have anyone who does not agree with their ideology succeed.

Wednesday, July 1, 2009

Tuesday, June 16, 2009

Something's Gotta Give

Unless something truly dramatic happens, it's likely that the election of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad ultimately will be upheld, even if the ruling authority has to make some symbolic concessions.

Nevertheless, the protests in Iran clearly show how much pent up frustration there is in the country under clerical, repressive rule. It no doubt is a wake up call to the powers that be both in Iran and the other regimes in the region who have exerted control and power that their populations are beginning to bristle under their paternalistic, oppressive authority, and that their sway over the nation is not as strong as they thought.

The response to the election results also exposes Ahmadinejad's unpopularity. Even by the standards of the Middle East, Ahmadinejad's grandstanding and posturing—bordering on the inane and buffoonish—has not only been a source of embarrassment, but led to the growing isolation of the country. Relative to its neighbors, Iran is a relatively cosmopolitan people, and Ahmadinejad's boorishness must no doubt be a source of serious consternation to many in the country.

As I have mentioned in the past, these regimes have often distracted their people from the their own failings by blaming their lot on the West and Israel. One must wonder how long they can sustain this lie before it begins to crumble under the desire for more freedom and opportunities.

Photo credit: From the New York Daily News.

Friday, April 17, 2009

I'll have a coffee please

If the GOP is so moral, why are they promoting tea bagging?

Wednesday, April 15, 2009

GOP's Worst Nightmare

After years of portraying themselves as the party of the alpha male and the Dems as effete, whimpy wonks, the GOP clearly feels stymied.

For what they now face in the White House is a youthful, vigorous and energetic black male, who is not only smart but incredibly athletic as well, with street cred who is comfortable in basketball pickup games.

Driving the point home is the swift, decisive action that brought a close to the Somali pirate hostage situation. Regardless of whether the President deserves "credit" for the outcome, for now he is inexorably tied to the daring action of the Navy SEALS and U.S. military who took their action with his executive decision and under his watch.

And as the usual whiny, crybaby reaction of many in the GOP show, they can't even show class in the happy outcome and are positively flummoxed on how to deal with this president.