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Posted: 1:00 a.m. Wednesday, July 12, 2006
By Neal Boortz
| Today's Nuze: July 12, 2006 | ||
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| Wednesday, July 12, 2006
First, Boston. You've heard of the "Big Dig" haven't you? This was the effort to bury I-95 beneath the streets of Boston. It ended up costing the taxpayers about $14 billion. It was supposed to cost one-tenth of that. A huge Kennedy - Tip O'Neill boondoggle that raped the taxpayers of this country big time. Now, Boston, we have a problem. It seems that portions of the tunnel are collapsing. On Monday we had a three-ton section of the roof of a portion of the tunnel collapse onto a car. One woman was killed. This portion of the infamous Big Dig will be closed 'indefinitely." OK .. now here's another falling-ceiling report. This one from Honolulu. About four years ago the Hawaiian state government built some restrooms near a park in Honolulu. Two years later, in 2004, some plaster from the ceiling fell onto the floor. The restrooms were closed ... and have remained closed to this day. When the Honolulu newspaper inquired as to when the two outhouses would be taken away and the restrooms reopened they were told that the government was preparing to survey the situation to see what it would take to open the restrooms again. Two years .. and they hadn't done a damn thing. Any worth-his-salt husband in this country could have taken control of this problem and fixed it with one visit to the Home Depot and two hours work ... but it's two years later and they're still trying to figure this thing out. Two stories ... and there are thousands more .. that illustrate the incredible incompetence of government. Everywhere you look, in every city and state and at the national level you are besieged day after day with stories illustrating rampant government incompetence. And, sadly, every single day, everywhere you look, you see more and more Americans clamoring for the opportunity to abandon any semblance of responsibility for themselves and their families, and rely on the government for everything in their lives. Think about this next fall when you send your child off to the government to be educated
You probably don't spend a lot of time reading the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, especially if you don't live in Atlanta. So ... here's something you may be missing. It would appear that a name change for the City of Atlanta may be in the works. Atlanta, you see, loves changing the names of things. When former mayor Maynard Jackson died a few years back there was a rush to change the name of Hartsfield International Airport to Jackson International Airport. After much gnashing of teeth, it was simply decided to add Jackson's name to rename the airport Hartsfield-Jackson International. By the way, the name-change proponents seem undeterred by the fact that several of Jackson's aides went to jail on bribery charges over the corruption surrounding Jackson's stewardship of the airport expansion. Well ... get ready for Dallas Austin Atlanta! Yes .. the drug-using hip hop "star" who wrote the hideous "ATL" theme song has been in the newspaper constantly over the past year or so. How many days have gone by in the last two months without a Dallas Austin story in the paper?. Yesterday's story was "Dallas Austin Celebrates in Local Restaurant." Wow! Now that's news! He's a rap star, folks. Not the governor. Get ready to change your business cards and stationary! Here's an obituary for one Frederic Arthur (Fred) Clark that was published in the Richmond Times-Dispatch on Sunday. Sounds like ole Fred would have been quite a fun guy to hang around.
Whoever wrote this obituary ... I want them place on retainer right now to handle things when I'm 95 and shot by that jealous husband. Now, let's see what the staff has dug up for you....
All of this just confirms one thing: that the whole Valerie Plame uproar was much ado about nothing. Speaking late last week in Aspen, Colorado, former philanderer-in-chief Bill
Clinton actually said something that was mostly right. He
called the
Republican Party's strategy for the mid-term elections "weak." Specifically, he
criticized their focus on gay marriage and flag burning. He also said they
should be focusing on global warming...but really, nobody cares about that
either. Issues like gay marriage and flag burning will bring out Republican primary voters, but the average, mainstream voter couldn't care less. With outrage over illegal immigration running at an all-time high, the GOP would do well to pay attention and actually propose doing something about it. Our country is being invaded from the South...and already there are 12 million illegal aliens in this country. What are we going to do about it? How are we going to handle the situation? That is what people want to know. Constitutional amendments banning gay marriage and barring flag burning? Who cares...neither have any chance of being ratified in my lifetime. In addition, in a statement that is being ignored by the anti-war media, Clinton spoke out against cutting and running in Iraq. Said the former president: "Once you break the eggs, you have the responsibility to make an omelet. It'd be an error to say we'll leave by X date." Who would've thought Bill Clinton would be giving good advice to the Republican Party? Well, except the global warming part. The Democrats and the media have gotten their way. Thanks to a recent Supreme Court ruling, the Bush Administration now has to officially declare the poor, innocent terrorists at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba prisoners of war and treat them in accordance with the Geneva Conventions. Unbelievably, even this is not proving enough to satisfy the pro-appeasement forces in the Congress. First up in anti-American whine-fest is Democratic Senator Patrick Leahy. He said the Bush Administration is trying to "measure itself against the brutality of terrorists." Well, yes, actually we are, Senator. We're measuring ourselves against these thugs because we're better than these lowlifes. Of course, to the left...who is obsessed with the rights of terrorists...we're no better than they are. We should give them all the rights that are afforded by our own soldiers. Then, here comes Republican In Name Only, Senator Arlen Specter of Pennsylvania. He's upset that the Pentagon wants to come up with new tribunals that meet the standard of the Supreme Court ruling, but aren't full military courts. Specter ranted that "We're not going to give the Department of Defense a blank check." The Supreme Court got it wrong. The detainees at Guantanamo Bay are not prisoners of war. They are unlawful combatants. If you read the Geneva Convention, these terrorists do not meet the standard of being anything close to a real prisoner of war. We can do whatever we want with them. It's too bad members of our own Congress are more concerned with the welfare of the killers than of the American people.
REDNECK SCRAP BOOK Hmmm....I wonder if you can get this on a commercial airline flight? More in the Redneck Scrap Book. READING ASSIGNMENTSThe Orlando FairTax Rally is fast approaching....come out and show your support! Karl Rove recently went to Los Angeles to honor a pro-illegal immigration
group.
Michelle Malkin is outraged, and also points out that the federal government has
sent yours and my tax dollars to this very group. If detainees at Guantanamo Bay think they have it bad, they'd better be glad they aren't being held by China. Here's a fabulous gift for a sick and twisted friend. "Hooters For Neuters" criticized for being degrading to women. | ||
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