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The Repudiation of Romney the Repudiator

By Robert Ringer - Tuesday, May 22, 2012

Watching Romney and Obama campaign is both humorous and disgusting.  Humorous if you don’t take any of it seriously; disgusting if you do. An example is Romney’s “repudiation” of a proposed ad that would finally, and firmly, attempt to tie Obama to his “spiritual mentor,” Rev. Jeremiah Wright.  Romney’s repudiation certainly [...]

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Was Saving GM Worker’s Job Fair?

By Robert Ringer - Friday, May 18, 2012

I got a kick out of a recent Obama ad that featured a GM worker (whom I shall hereafter refer to as “Mr. Piggy”) saying that if it hadn’t been for the auto bailout, he would have lost his job.  Really?  Gosh, we’re sure glad we saved your job, Mr. Piggy.  [...]

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Pleasant Memories of Vidal Sassoon

By Robert Ringer - Friday, May 11, 2012

Sadly, my longtime friend, Vidal Sassoon, died Wednesday at the age of eighty-four.  Vidal, who grew up in poverty in London, changed the entire beauty-salon industry with his ultra-short and easy to manage hairstyles. He later became a business mogul when he developed a line of shampoos and hairstyling products, and [...]

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Bush and Obama: A Tale of Two Commanders in Chief

By Robert Ringer - Wednesday, May 9, 2012

It finally happened.  Being the pussycat I am, I actually felt sorry for Barack Obama, even to the point of embarrassment, as I watched the two contrasting videos of him and George W. Bush visiting U.S. troops. Bush’s visit came back in September 2007 in Anbar Province in Iraq.  The serviceman [...]

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Sarkozy Out, Hollande In: Are France’s Election Results a Harbinger of Things to Come in the U.S.?

By Robert Ringer - Tuesday, May 8, 2012

Socialist Francois Hollande’s victory over incumbent President Nicolas Sarkozy not only bodes badly for France’s future, but could also signal ugly times ahead for the United States. It’s just another reminder that when people experience financial pain, a majority of them will buy into the promise of more handouts rather than [...]

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Barack the Blusterer Feeds More Poison to Unions

By Robert Ringer - Wednesday, May 2, 2012

When Blusterer Barack addressed the AFL-CIO’s Building and Construction Trades Department on Monday, he brought along with him his standard BS bag of left-wing talking points.  As always, class warfare was front and center:  “Republicans in Congress would rather put fewer of you to work building fewer things than ask millionaires and [...]

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White House Press Dinner Message to the Average American Citizen: In Your Face

By Robert Ringer - Tuesday, May 1, 2012

The White House Correspondents Association Dinner last Saturday carried the usual message to everyday Americans:  In your face! Hollywood celebrities, media personalities, Washington correspondents, and the foul and furious president himself were dressed in their finest let-them-eat-cake attire and yukking it up.

Romney Nightmare: Ron Paul Resurfaces Yet Again

By Robert Ringer - Friday, April 27, 2012

Conservative Republicans knew they were in trouble when one-time conservative Ann Coulter suddenly refocused her swooning from Chris Christie to Mitt Romney.  Even Nutty Newt is jumping on board, for fear of being left outside the establishment tent, which could hurt his lobbying business.  Ditto most of Romney’s other bloodied and [...]

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What Apple’s Record Earnings Mean to Progressives: Nothing!

By Robert Ringer - Thursday, April 26, 2012

When Apple announced record earnings Tuesday, I couldn’t help but think about how unpredictable change is.  Sometimes change is good, sometimes bad.  Either way, the one thing we know for certain about life is that things do constantly change. I remember like yesterday how shocked everyone was when John Sculley, whom [...]

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Romney and McCain at Arizona Republican Love Fest

By Robert Ringer - Tuesday, April 24, 2012

As you are undoubtedly aware, the Republican Gag Gathering of GOP state chairmen and Republican National Committee officials took place in Arizona last week.  Gag, of course, has a double meaning:  (1) Republicans surely had to be joking when they had John McMush introduce the already principle-challenged MittMan to the Republican [...]

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Michelle Malkin to Mitt Romney: Obama Is Not a Nice Guy

By Robert Ringer - Friday, April 20, 2012

God bless Michelle Malkin.  On Hannity Wednesday, Malkin was her usual wonderful self.  Commenting on Mitt Romney’s off-the-cuff remark earlier in the show that “The president’s a nice guy, but we just can’t afford him for four more years,” Malkin said, “I hate hearing this from Mitt Romney.  He’s got to [...]

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Will There Be a Romney/Huckabee Republican Ticket in 2012?

By Robert Ringer - Thursday, April 19, 2012

Well, well … here comes the Huckster again, apparently prepared to accept the VP slot from his arch enemy, Mitt Romney, if the MittMan should ask.  Why would Huckabee be open to the VP nomination when he not long ago closed the door to entering the Republican presidential race?  The answer [...]

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Is it Unconstitutional for the United States Government to Use Tax Dollars for Commercial Investments?

By Robert Ringer - Friday, April 6, 2012

For no apparent reason, former New Mexico governor Bill Richardson, another Democratic lawbreaker who, like Tom Daschle, Chris Dodd, and an endless stream of low-level Democratic hacks, voluntarily stepped out of the spotlight in the hopes of escaping criminal indictment (in his case, for violations of campaign finance laws), popped up [...]

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Obama, Dodd, Frank, Rangel, and Holder: Why Don’t We Hold Those in Violation of the Constitution Responsible?

By Robert Ringer - Wednesday, March 21, 2012

Well-meaning conservatives talk a lot about the need for a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution.  But the fact is that we don’t need a balanced budget amendment.  Why?  Because it would just encourage Congress to increase taxes to make up any shortfall.  What we do need is a constitutional amendment [...]

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Rest in Peace, Andrew Breitbart

By Robert Ringer - Thursday, March 1, 2012

Like everyone else, I was stunned by the sudden passing of Andrew Breitbart.  His impact on the political world in such a short period of time was nothing short of amazing. But it’s not his political side that I’m thinking about right now.  What fascinated me most about Andrew Breitbart was [...]

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