Friday, February 29, 2008

Peggy Noonan On William Buckley

Buckley said in effect, Well, there's something known as American conservatism, though it does not even call itself that. It's been calling itself "voting Republican" or "not liking the New Deal." But it is a very American approach to life, and it has to do with knowing that the government is not your master, that America is good, that freedom is good and must be defended, and communism is very, very bad.

The Wall Street Journal article can be found here.

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Saturday, March 17, 2007

Happy St. Patrick's Day!

A great day during the year! The girlfriend is making corned beef and cabbage my favorite meal!

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Wednesday, February 28, 2007

Disabled Veterans Get Screwed

Look, by now you folks know that I am not a big fan of the Bush administration. I think that it is wrong on spending, wrong on foreign policy, wrong on the shape of government.

But one thing I thought that Bush was doing a good job on was support for our fighting soldiers.

But I was wrong... dead wrong.

Today I read that soldiers who were paralyzed, suffered brain damage and lost limbs owe the government enlistment bonus money.

WHAT THE HELL? You mean the "Spender In Chief" couldn't cut these poor souls some slack?

This president is a joke.

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Sunday, February 04, 2007

Football And Law

...a perfect combination.

As I watch the Colts score another touchdown to extend their lead, I realized that this will be the last football game for a while.

I also realized that I forgot to post this fascinating article detailing the best lawyer who played football.

Like I said... a great combination.

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Saturday, January 20, 2007

March For Life This Monday

Hopefully the girlfriend and I can attend the March For Life this coming Monday.

Here is a great article on Reagan's role in the pro-life movement.

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Wednesday, January 17, 2007

Privatizing Our National Parks

I am a big fan of nature. For me nothing beats listening to the rain or the birds chirping in the forest during the early morning.

But you know what? The Federal government should not be involved in "preserving" the environment through national parks.

This article explains why.

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Tuesday, January 16, 2007

American Kids Don't Know American History

" MLK Jr. freed the slaves! Learning is the good!"

I have always said that it is extremely important to teach history and government in our schools. These two subjects will become vital resources of knowledge when the children grow up to be voting citizens in our great Republic.

Sadly I don't think that we are teaching kids much in public schools.

This article from the Washington Post confirms my fears.

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Wednesday, January 10, 2007

Excellent Wall Street Journal Articles

I love the Wall Street Journal! Some great stuff there. I thought these articles were interesting:

"Why They Fight" (This is a GREAT description of our enemy in this war on Radical Islam).

"What GE Brought To His Life" (An article on Ronald Reagan's relationship with General Electric).

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Friday, January 05, 2007

The Minimum Wage Debate

Now that the Democrats are in control of Congress many suspect that they will push for a minimum wage increase.

There are those who support such a move.

And those against it.

As you, my gentle reader, might have guessed I am against the minimum wage. I destroy the concept of a minimum wage in this post.

And as you might have predicted, my dear educated reader, President Bush disagrees with me.

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Thursday, January 04, 2007

Anti-War Crowd Protests The Democrats

I am sure that many on the Left felt that if they elected a Democratic Congress the troops would be brought home very quickly from Iraq.

Now those on the Far Left are concerned that the Democrats aren't doing enough. And they are making their voices heard.

Glenn Reynolds is right on when he says:

"The antiwar crowd destroyed the Democrats once; they're set to do it again."

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Tuesday, January 02, 2007

The Good Shepherd Is A GREAT Flick

Over the Holiday Break I was able to go see the Good Shepherd in theaters.

Now this sucker was 3 hours long but I loved every minute of it! (Most seemed to like the movie. Some didn't like the length). Some have even compared it to the Godfather movies for spy flicks. I don't disagree.

Though Good Shepherd was violent I am sure that it didn't hold a candle to this flick.

UPDATE: Some REALLY didn't like the flick!

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Saturday, December 16, 2006

Time Magazine Names Millions As Person Of The Year

Look, you are using a computer right now. And you most likely have a blog.... or you have responded to a comment thread.

Well, congrats you are one of the many named as person of the year.

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Wednesday, December 13, 2006

Rest In Peace Peter Boyle

I am a big fan of Everybody Loves Raymond. This annoys my roommate to a great degree. I don't care... it is a quality show.

Anyhow, today I regret to inform my readers that the father on Everybody Loves Raymond passed away. He was one of the funniest characters on the show.

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Monday, December 11, 2006

GOP Wants The Spirit Of Reagan In Campaigns

This quote says it all:

"Everybody wants the Reagan mantle because he provided the Republican Party with the shining city on the hill."

Great minds think alike. ;-)

Read the story here.

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Friday, December 08, 2006

Kirkpatrick Passes Away

A proud and strong Reagan warrior died last night.

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Barney Cam Is Back

With the Christmas season comes White House celebrations.

If you folks didn't already know it President Bush has a little dog named Barney. Each year Barney has a Holiday adventure. The video is very cute.

By the way, I love that type of dog.... when I earn the big time lawyer bucks I will get myself one!

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The White House Christmas Tree Lighting

Last year the girlfriend and I went to go see the tree lighting. Because of security issues they kept most of the crowd far away and it was a tad difficult to see. I still enjoyed it though.

And today we didn't make it to the White House because we both had an Evidence Exam. Believe me it would have been better to be at the White House.

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Thursday, December 07, 2006

Remembering Pearl Harbor

Pearl Harbor 1941



Let us remember Pearl Harbor today. The lessons learned from that horrible date will help us in the war on terrorism.

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"Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction"--Ronald Reagan