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Posted: 1:00 a.m. Wednesday, May 2, 2007
By Neal Boortz
| Today's Nuze: May 02, 2007 | ||
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| Wednesday - May 2, 2007 (Already?)
Democrats are totally invested in our defeat in Iraq. They believe that their chances of taking the White House and keeping the congress in the 2008 elections is to nurture the idea that many American voters have that what they call the "Iraq War", but what is really the Iraqi front in the war against terrorism, is absolutely lost and is only being further pursued by George Bush to achieve some nefarious anti-American and ungodly goals. Democrats know that Americans love winners, and that Americans want to win. If Americans begin to believe that that the achievement of our goals in Iraq is, in fact, possible; that a victory can be won, they will turn against the Democrat's ... and there goes the Democrat majority and a Democrat in the White House. The Democrat -- and media -- hatred of George Bush has its genesis in the 2000 elections. Democrats did everything they could to bring about a recount in Florida -- but only in those areas which vote Democrat. They worked extra hours to try to disqualify votes from American citizens serving in our armed forces overseas. They pulled out all of the stops to change the outcome in Florida. They held hearings about intimidation of black voters in Florida, but could not come up with one single voter willing to appear before a Congressional hearing to tell his or her sad tale of being turned away from the polls. They tried it all, folks .. and still Bush was certified the winner. From that moment on Democrats were dedicated to doing everything and anything the could do to destroy the Bush presidency ... and that includes working for a defeat of our country and our troops in Iraq. In pursuit of this goal the Democrats have had the willing help of two other powerful entities. The mainstream media and the Republican Party. The New York and Washington press corps, always supportive of Democrats at the polls, was more than willing to do whatever they could to join in the demonization of Bush. In the meantime the Republicans worked overtime to make sure that those voters out there who were actually in tune with Republican ideals of limited government and maximized personal responsibility would be so massively disappointed that they would sit on their hands when election day came around. This Democrat urgency in setting a date-certain for surrender is borne of a hint that things might be turning our way in Iraq. With every hint of good news from Iraq Democrats become more determined to end the war before victory can be achieved. Thank you, President Bush, for vetoing the Democrats surrender bill. Let's all have fun now watching the Democrats as they break out in a cold sweat every time news comes out of Iraq that carries even a small hint of success. Is success guaranteed? No. Could America defeat these Islamic goons if we set our minds to it and pulled out all of the stops? Sure, but we're not going there. Can we win with the tactics not being pursued in Iraq? Yes, but the more the "loyal" opposition in this country condemns our efforts and in so doing gives aid and comfort to the Islamic fascist enemy, the more difficult, if not improbable, that victory becomes. Someday, I fear, there is going to be a terrible price to be paid for the weakness that the Democrats and mindless peace-at-any-price leftists have caused us to show in the fight against terrorism.
There was an increase in the federal minimum wage attached to the war-funding-pork-spending-date certain for surrender bill the Defeatocrats sent to President Bush. Another good reason for a veto. Wages are a factor of supply and demand. There is an oversupply of people with limited education, few job skills, a pathetic work ethic and very little ambition. At the same time there is a no great demand for these people. Hence, low wages. If you want to earn more, develop a product that employers want and will pay for. You don't go to your friendly local politician and say "Hey, would you mind forcing employers to pay me more than I'm worth?" Yesterday we showed you
Hannity's "Stop Hillary" billboard from the Atlanta market. Here is Neal's billboard.
Gore's "Inconvenient Truth" must be pretty inconvenient for Jesus who got the boot! The Gaia Napa Valley Hotel and Spa will provide its guests with copies of "An Inconvenient Truth." This is fanaticism at its best. First it was a slide show, then a book, then a movie about the slide show, then instant Hollywood fame. Now he even gets a hotel. Well isn't that special. Maybe I should work with hotels to start replacing their Bibles with The FairTax Book! After all, the vice president of Marriott says, "We have a social responsibility." If he wants to be responsible, how about saving his company, and his guests, millions of dollars by implementing the FairTax plan. Talk about responsibility. What's even more amusing about Al Gore and his global warming campaign is that "going green" is very hip and trendy, particularly among Hollywood celebrities. I know I'm no spring chicken, but Al Gore isn't what I would consider the beacon of cool and hip either. How did he land such a gig? Maybe it's the extra 40 lbs and the fake tan... And hey, I'm not the first to suggest the global warming movement is actually a religion.
READING ASSIGNMENTS
Well, since I'm on record as believing that teacher's unions present a greater long-term threat to this country than do Islamic fascists, I simply must lead off the reading assignments with this column from John Stossel: "Tales from the School-Choice Wars." Tuesday's Best of the Web from the Wall Street Journal. See how hard Obama is pedaling to get away from the man who Barack says brought him to be a dedicated Christian. Well here's a shocker. Bush vetoes Defeatocrat's date-certain-for-surrender bill. The first link here is for the New York Times version of the story. Click here for the Washington Times version. Now that you've read the NYT and the WT versions of the Bush veto story, now you can read Bush's veto message. There ... we've covered all the bases. The best way to get you to read this Tony Blankley column is to just put the opening paragraph right here: "Whenever I refer to the threat of radical Islam, I am inundated with e-mails chastising me for unjustified alarmism (that is the polite description of the missives). This week, even the esteemed and often accurate British Economist accused me, by name, of overestimating the threat and being alarmist on the topic." OK .. click on the link. Much to be learned. For those of you following the Boehner v. McDermott case, a federal court ruled that the liberal loony Jim McDermott did not have the right to disclose phone conversations of House Republican leaders, which were illegally taped ten years ago. Ronald Reagan's diary will be released May 22nd by Harper Collins. Here is a peak into different excerpts and insights. Good 'ole Ronnie even took the time to bleep his own profanity. Socialist despot Hugo Chavez is on a roll this week. Yesterday he took over the last privately owned oil field in Venezuela, and here is what Guiliani had to say about it-clearly, he is not too thrilled, calling for the US to cut off Chavez. If people are so fed up with Bush's foreign policy strategies, now you can show him who's boss. This video game called "PeaceMaker" will make Middle East peace a "reality." That's funny, because video games should always be the source of knowledge, truth and learning. Rich Lowery has some good insight on George Tenet and the motivations behind his book. May Day without Castro? What a bummer. Sorry to those of you in Little Rock, Ark. who had a medical emergency yesterday. An emergency room was closed because it was swarmed by nearly 7,000 bees. Ducks have a big what?! Whodathunkit? | ||
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