Here is an excellent article about how media bias is playing in Obama's current Middle-East fiasco. Its well worth a read.
Month: September 2012
Netanyahu Has Had It With Obama
It appears that Israeli prime minister Netanyahu is tired of Obama's vacillating over Iranian nukes, and is appealing to American voters to do the right thing. Way to go!
I was driving along a day or two ago, when I saw a Jay Inslee bumper sticker. Inslee is running for governor of Washington, and it looks as though his campaign slogan is “Building a Working Washington”.
Now, the last Republican governor of Washington was John Spellman. He left office in January, 1985. So, we’ve had seven terms of Democrat governors, covering almost 28 years. If Washington isn’t working, as Inslee asserts and most of us would agree, I don’t see that electing another Democrat governor is likely to help.
Inslee is certainly a dolt, as he showed in his first debate against Rob McKenna. But I would think even Jay would realize his position – even though quite correct – does not pay much respect to Democrat governors.
Thoughts From Dick Morris
Here is an interesting piece from Dick Morris, analyzing the message contained in some of the latest polling. Morris is certainly not always right, but this insight is somewhat encouraging.
Who Needs Private Sector Experience?
Sometimes I receive e-mails with some interesting stuff in them; here is one such. If you have the feeling that Obama surrounds himself with cabinet members from government and academia; well, you just may be right.
2016: Obama’s America
I haven't yet seen the movie 2016: Obama's America, but I intend to soon. If you haven't heard, its a documentary with some detail about Obama became the person he is. Here is some info about the movie, and here are the theatres where it is playing locally.
Why Advertise Union Endorsement?
Speaking of labor union zombies, I noticed during the recent primary campaign that a number of Democrat candidates advertised on their yard signs that they were endorsed by labor unions; the police for example, or the firefighters. In one laughable case, a candidate even advertised she was endorsed by Boeing machinists. Its important to note that …
The Times Recommends Kristin Thompson
Catching up on an old item, The Seattle Times has recommended Republican Kristin Thompson for the 11th District senate seat: "For state Senate in the 11th District The Seattle Times editorial board endorses Kristin Thompson, the Republican opponent of Rep. Bob Hasegawa, who opposed needed state reforms." What they probably mean is that, unless you …
September Meeting
The September meeting will be held Tuesday, September 18th at 7:00 at Skyway library, 7614 S. 126th St., Seattle, 98178. Map