THE BRAINSTER TALKS ABOUT McCAIN '08
Pat Curley--The Brainster--was on the show last night--it was a great interview. I highly recommend this one.
ARCHIVE: Brainster discussing the McCain Campaign.
"Politicians are the lowest form of life on earth. Liberal Democrats are the lowest form of politician." --General George S. Patton, Jr.
Pat Curley--The Brainster--was on the show last night--it was a great interview. I highly recommend this one.
Pat Curley--The Brainster--will be calling in from his home in Arizona to discuss the McCain campaign's prospects for next Tuesday.
This is one of the best photo shop jobs of the season; it gives an accurate account of the MSM. Hat tip to AMERICA IS AN OBAMANATION! (Rev. Right) More from Malkin.
If you have friends, family, co-workers or neighbors that aren't sure who to vote for, have them read this comprehensive look at Barack Obama.
Dr. Jerome Corsi will spend an hour with Andrea discussing his recent trip to Kenya. Corsi traveled to Kenya to find answers to some Obama related questions. Tonight Dr. Corsi will tell us what he found and why the government took him into custody.
...but you can't say that because you'll be called a RACIST. That's the way of the world these days. For other topical videos, go here. Post them, too!!
The latest from Jack Cashill:
"Evidence continues to mount that Barack Obama had substantial help from Bill Ayers in the creation of his 1995 book, Dreams From My Father, a book that Time Magazine has called “the best-written memoir ever produced by an American politician.” The evidence falls into five general categories, here summarized:" Continue reading.
I've been having internet connection probs all week. Today the problem was solved but I'm sure it will return shortly. I wanted to post this alert on my site while I was able to. See ya soon...I hope.
Today, Spencer Hughes announced the winners (scroll) of the Battle of the Blog Talkers: Kevin Ross of Los Angeles took the top spot on the right with the most votes.
**UPDATE: Online voting is now closed and the votes are being counted. Winner will be announced on Monday. Check back for the results. And thanks for all the emails--your expressions of support are most appreciated.
This morning Glenn Beck was talking about this scene from It's a Wonderful Life. The rush--panic--to do something now is evident and it reminds us of what we're doing today. The point of the scene is simple: Think about what you're about to do.
A couple interesting observations by Beck: In today's context, who or what does Potter remind you of? The sirens?