[2ndDivisionVet]

Great series of articles.

[Behind Liberal Lines]

Sowell is clearly a racist.

;-)

[chippewaman]

The REAL ISSUE is Barack’s character. He says one thing, then he says another. But what will he DO? Let’s not find out.

McCain-Palin 2008!

[7MMmag]

What fine clarity of mind the man displays.

My thanks to Mr. Sowell for writing this, and to you for posting it here.

Am I the only one wishing that the good Mr. Sowell was running for office?

That just can't be...
I'm supposed to be bitter, clinging to my guns and religion, and my antipathy towards those "unlike" me.

According to the brilliant Senator 0bama, since I'm a white man, I'm supposed to have antipathy towards the likes of Mr. Sowell. Somehow, I just can't conjure up within myself any antipathy towards him. I've even tried to, on purpose...just can't find much fault with the man and his ideas. Wait --- he and I are both mature males.
I must be "sexist". That explains it!

Aah, I feel so much better now that I see within myself what is wrong.

But wait! What about Zero-man's opinions toward Mr. Sowell? I'd bet he hates him, 'cause he 'aint like him, the liberal, sophisticated, stealth-marxist sympathizer. That, and Mr. Sowell makes clean work of pulling Zero's cover, looking beyond the false mask Zero effects.

Is that what Zero meant when he said of guys like me, that we are holding onto our antipathy towards those "not like us"?

Yes, Mr. Obama, I do hold some antipathy towards those whom always blame America first, for all the world's ills (as the bulk of Obama's supporters do), particularly at those times when it's not simply more convenient to blame the current sitting U.S. President, George Bush, first!

[GOPJ]

Obama has had more than two dozen of his own earmarks in the past fiscal year, and he knows the Senate well enough to know that, if he voted against the bridge to nowhere, his own earmarks might get nowhere. Those earmarks, incidentally, included a million dollars of the taxpayers' money for a facility where his wife works at the University of Chicago. Her salary rose by nearly $200,000 when her husband became a United States Senator — no doubt a shrewd investment by the university that paid off.

nuff said.