Unions Before Family
The language in this is NSFW or young ears. Of course, what do you expect, the words come from a union thug! The original link to the video can be found here, but just in case it gets removed like … Continue reading
Category Archives: Politics
The Ignorance of Violence
I don’t even know where to begin. Part of me wants to get in the poor v rich debate. The haves and have nots. The moochers v the earners. All I can say is that this post will basically be … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Government, Politics
Tagged Blame, Chris Gardner, Dani Johnson, Ella Coney, Gang Culture, Gangsta, Harry Potter, Hip Hop, Howard Schultz, Iyanla Vanzant, JK Rowling, John Paul Dejoria, Liz Murray, London, Looting, Oprah Winfrey, Police, Poverty, Racism, Rioting, The Guardian, Thugs, Ursula Burns, Wisconsin State Fair
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Politics of Work
So Sparkles and a coworker come in to my office the other day to talk about a local issue and the Tea Party. They needed help getting their message condensed to a couple of sentences that the average person could … Continue reading
All the King’s Men (1949)
All the King’s Men won Best Motion Picture for 1949 beating out Battleground, The Heiress, A Letter to Three Wives and Twelve O’Clock High. Broderick Crawford (Willie Stark) won the Oscar for Best Actor beating Kirk Douglas (Champion), Gregory Peck … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Politics
Tagged 1949, A Letter to Three Wives, Academy Award, Academy Award Winner, All the King's Men, Battleground, Best Actor, Best Motion Picture, Best Supporting Actress, Broderick Crawford, Celeste Holm, Elsa Lanchester, Ethel Barrymore, Ethel Waters, Gregory Peck, John Wayne, Kirk Douglas, Mercedes McCambridge, Oscar, Richard Todd, Sadie Burke, The Heiress, Twelve O'Clock High, Willie Stark
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Obama’s Osama Photo Drama
As many of you know, rarely do I agree with our current President. I do congratulate him on his decision when it came to Osama Bin Laden. As much as the thought of celebrating someone’s death appalls me, I did … Continue reading
Posted in Children, Government, Politics
Tagged Death, Disney, iCarly, Obama, Osama Bin Laden, Photo, Photoshop, President
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Proverbs 21:15
“When justice is done, it brings joy to the righteous but terror to evildoers” – Proverbs 21:15 I was asleep when the announcement came that Bin Laden was killed. I had an awful night tossing and turning, fighting allergies and … Continue reading
Unions of the Snakes
$400 million. THAT is the amount GOVERNMENT UNIONS gave to Democrats last year. Who pays this? The union employee from the public sector who is payed by the taxpayer. Yes, the unions donate to the Republicans – 5%. So someone … Continue reading
Posted in Government, Money, Politics, Work
Tagged Democrats, Dropkick Murphys, Government, IATSE, International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees Moving Picture Technicians Artists and Allied Crafts, National Education Association, NEA, Republicans, SEIU, Service Employees International Union, Unions
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Word for Wednesday – What Ya Thinkin?
The thoughts of the wicked are an abomination to the Lord, but gracious words are pure. – Proverbs 15:26 (English Standard Version) I look at a lot that was said during the shooting in Arizona. So many nasty things were … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Politics, Word for Wednesday
Tagged Arizona, Blame, English Standard Version, Proverbs 15:26, Representative Giffords, Shooting, Words
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Buh Bye
In good news, Keith Olbermann has been suspended without pay at MSNBC. Why? Because he made campaign contributions to two Arizona members of Congress and failed Kentucky Senate candidate Jack Conway which is a no-no at NBC. I, for one, … Continue reading
Get Out and Vote, Unless…
You watch more than two hours of MTV a week You have no clue who your representatives are You have lived on welfare for over five years (and are able to work, but won’t) You want your “fair share” You … Continue reading