Sunday, December 19, 2021

Thanks President Joe (Manchin)

If you're just getting up to speed now, all year long the Joe in charge of Washington was Manchin.
Today, he said no to Build Back Better.
No, it is.

Wednesday, November 3, 2021

Central planning doesn't work

Blue Virginia has a collection of tweets from the Fredericksburg Democratic Committee chairwoman. 
Too bad they don't read with an open mind. 
Democrats would see why their plans will fail based on the failure of the McAuliffe team.
The McAuliffe team pushed a top-down plan, keeping control of their campaign signs and ignoring warning signs that their message wasn't working. 
HoD candidates and staff were left out to dry with McAuliffe’s staff keeping their cards so close to their chest that the majority for the time even DPVA was kept in the dark about decisions being made. Team McAuliffe did not coordinate.
Like many of the Democratic policy plans, putting government and its bureaucrats in control.
If something doesn't work, they just keep doing it.
If this management style doesn't work in campaigns, how can it work in the real world?

Oh happy day

What a glorious day in Virginia.
Republicans won the top three spots.
And will have the majority in the House of Delegates.
Democrats are moping.
Complaining.
Frantic about the future under Governor-elect Youngkin.
Losing produces a thousand excuses.

Tuesday, November 2, 2021

Sweep

Good news from Virginia, with large Republican turnout pushing Glenn Youngkin and his team toward victory.
Quite a way to end a decade-long losing streak.

Thursday, October 28, 2021

Limping through year 13

Today is this blog's 13th anniversary. 
The 13th year hasn't been great - fewer posts. 
 The blog world has changed much since I started in 2008. 
But we'll keep the lights on. 
Especially if Glenn Youngkin pulls out the big win next Tuesday.

Saturday, October 9, 2021

Here come those tears again

The Washington Post makes Blue Virginia sad today.
Imagine how sad Democrats will be November 3.

Monday, September 27, 2021

Undefeated teams watch

Five teams have made it through the first three weeks 3-0. 
One - the Los Angeles Rams - have their second straight game against an unbeaten opponent when Arizona comes to town on Sunday. 
The Panthers, Raiders and Broncos round out the 3-0 crew. 
The 1972 Miami Dolphins continue watching.

Thursday, September 23, 2021

Sunday, September 19, 2021

Undefeated teams watch

With most of week 2 done, there are seven teams with 2-0 records. 
Two of them will meet next Sunday, with Tom Brady and the Bucs taking on the Rams. 
The 1972 Miami Dolphins will be watching, just like they have for years.

Saturday, August 21, 2021

Saturday song

I previously posted songs each week, but they would disappear.
Let's see if this happens with Rumble.
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Thursday, August 19, 2021

Song we need to hear

Tuesday, August 17, 2021

Left on the Kabul tarmac

What else has been left in Kabul?
The Democratic agenda.
Can they push through gun control?
Not with the Taliban executing their enemies throughout the country - on social media.
More spending?
After all the spending in Afghanistan went for nought?
Green New Deal?
With likely more turmoil in the Middle East, we'll need tried and true energy sources over hopeful ones.
Anything Biden wants?
Will anybody trust him now.
The Biden administration is going down the drain, and the Democrats with it. 
Time for patriots to rise up and keep the country from following them.

Monday, August 16, 2021

Muzzled

Nice to see the woman who claimed a dog muzzle was sent to her exposed - she actually bought it with her own Amazon account.

Tuesday, August 10, 2021

Rowe, Rowe, Rowe your boat

Mike Rowe had a post about vaccinations.
The Bulwark took a swipe at Rowe.
Rowe smacked them back.
Along with “despicable dishonesty and breathtaking stupidity,” I’d like to offer a few additional options for you readers to consider. How about, “a refreshingly honest take on a controversial issue,” or “a thoughtful series of observations wrapped in a patina of common sense,” or maybe, “a brilliant blending of facts and inconvenient truths that leave the skeptical reader with much to consider.”
That Towson State education shines through.

Monday, August 9, 2021

Saturday, August 7, 2021

Vice President Kamala Agnew

I like seeing the stories about Kamala Harris' popularity is lowest among vice presidents in 50 years.
Without naming who was vice president in 1971.
Spiro Agnew.
Guess they don't want to be a nattering nabobs of negativism.

Sunday, August 1, 2021

Failed ways to get people vaccinated

I got my Trump coronavirus shot six months ago.
I'm fine.
Many people haven't gotten their shots yet, and it's driving people crazy.
But after years of trashing Donald Trump, the establishment doesn't understand why people don't trust them.
Too late.
They've tried slogans.
But I haven't seen these.
  1. Get your shots so you're safe when the Biden administration ships unvaccinated illegal immigrants to your area.
  2. It won't be fun battling the zombies created by the shot.
  3. President Biden got vaccine and look at him.
It's likely the virus will be a low-level threat for years.
There's time for the vaccine to be proven more effective.
We can reopen the world while the healthy use their natural abilities to fight off whatever virus comes there way.




Monday, July 12, 2021

Saturday, June 26, 2021

It's all the rage

Don Surber highlights stories of Americans who worked hard and provided for their families.
Which some confusingly call "white rage."

Tuesday, June 22, 2021

We like our grandparents

All the fuss about Critical Race Theory overlooks an important fact - many people like their ancestors.
They raised us.
They provided for our families through hard times.
We grew up wanting to be like them.
It's hard to think of them as being the people Critical Race Theorists see - those who oppressed others and built their success by knocking others down.
You don't want to feel bad about yourselves.
Or your family.
Critical Race Theory gives you no choice - feel bad about your success.

Tuesday, June 15, 2021

Headed to the border

Donald Trump plans to visit the Texas/Mexico border.
Your move, Biden administration.

Monday, June 7, 2021

If she could turn back time

Would Cher fix this tweet if she could?
Guess she'd rather hang out with the gypsies, tramps and thieves (Democrats).

Sunday, May 30, 2021

Are we not men? We are Tebow

Got your Tim Tebow #85 Jacksonsville jersey.
If not, fine
Just as long as you don't root against him.
But my point is this: Why isn’t EVERYBODY cheering for Tebow to pull off one the unlikeliest comeback stories in sports history? Instead, it seems, all we’re hearing are the Legions of the Miserable on social media spewing vile vitriol toward Tebow simply because he is getting another chance to play in the NFL.

Tuesday, April 27, 2021

Joe knows

Joe Rogan knows being active and healthy.
He doesn't think healthy 21-year-old need to rush out and get the Covid vaccine.
“But if you’re like 21 years old, and you say to me, ‘Should I get vaccinated?’ I’ll go, ‘No.’ Are you healthy? Are you a healthy person? Like, look, don’t do anything stupid, but you should take care of yourself. You should — if you’re a healthy person, and you’re exercising all the time, and you’re young, and you’re eating well, like, I don’t think you need to worry about this."

Sunday, April 25, 2021

Not a Jewell

He's can be the youngest member of the Michigan House and the most reckless.
Speeding for miles, then hassles the police.
During the tussle, Jewell allegedly warned troopers that their actions are "not going to be good for you," according to a state police report. "I run y'all budget, bro."
When troopers threatened to hit Jones, he allegedly told them, "if you strike me, it's going to be bad for you" and "I'll call Governor Whitmer right now," the incident report said.

Monday, April 19, 2021

Where we need gun control

When thinking up new rules about gun control, do Democrats go to the source - inner-city gangs?
Don't think these guys will be willing to follow any new rules Democrats propose.
How does a system that continuously releases known gang members and other repeat offenders back into their communities—despite long arrest records and serious criminal convictions involving firearms and violent crimes—improve the prospects of children in Chicago’s South and West Side neighborhoods, such as Austin, West Garfield Park, Englewood, and Humboldt Park? It doesn’t.
Here's the system that needs reform first.

Monday, April 12, 2021

No comment

Althouse remains alive on blogspot while numerous others - like me - have greatly slowed their output on the forum. 
Last week, she decided to take down comments - after a stretch where she allowed ads with the idea that any bad comments would get caught. 
I've enjoyed checking out her commenters in the past, but our world has gotten too grumpy. No comment can stand to the troll army.
Long may her blog fly with a bit of control.

Tuesday, March 30, 2021

45 - the website

President Trump's website went live this week.
Relive your favorite moments and keep up with the Trumps.

Thursday, March 25, 2021

Real Charlottesville poem

There once was a mayor in C'ville
Her comments some thought were evil
She said it's a poem.
But it trashed our home.
They need to clean house. Or we will.

Tuesday, March 16, 2021

Adam and Eve could not be reached for comment

Don Lemon gives his take on marriage.
the traditional definition of marriage is “not what God is about.”
God was there when marriage was invented. 
One man 
One woman.
Think He knows better than you, Don.

Saturday, March 13, 2021

Does he have any hope?

The Other McCain looks at the news of settlement with George Floyd's family while jury selection continues for his trial.
Indeed, how can Officer Chauvin expect to be acquitted, if the city has already admitted guilt to the tuof $27 million? But the facts are still the facts, and the fact is George Floyd died of a fentanyl overdose.

Saturday song

 

From 30 years ago. It needs no introduction.

Thursday, March 4, 2021

Democrats then and now

March 4, 1933
"The only thing we have to fear is fear itself."
March 4, 2021
"Texas is going to kill us all."

Sunday, February 28, 2021

He's back

Donald Trump gave a speech Sunday at CPAC.
More viewers and more words than anything delivered by Joe Biden in the entire month of February.
If you're unhappy with anything Biden and his team have done, Trump will amplify your voice.



Saturday, February 27, 2021

Saturday, February 20, 2021

Saturday song


Head back to the winter of 1980 and Escape with Rupert Holmes.

Wednesday, February 17, 2021

From the undocumented anchorman

Mark Steyn has been a primary backup anchor for the Rush Limbaugh show in recent years.
He offers his thoughts on Rush's passing.
I have come to admire him even more this last year. When he announced his diagnosis, we all knew this story only has one ending, and it's just a question of how many chapters there are leading up to it. Rush loved what he did more than anything in life except his family. He had no interest in going to Tahiti to watch the sunset. He wanted to be behind the Golden EIB Microphone every day that he could. So initially he took a couple of days off every three weeks for treatment, and then the two days became four, and the treatment weeks took their toll and spilled into the following week. But, through it all, he remained determined to do every single show he could - because, aside from anything else, he wanted to make sure he, his listeners, his brand, his stations did everything they could to put President Trump across the finish line on November 3rd.

Monday, February 15, 2021

I think he's in trouble

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo can't hide behind President Trump now - his behavior from last spring has ignited into scandal.
Janice Dean will comment after being right for so many months.

Saturday, February 13, 2021

Saturday song


Blues Brothers with Soul Man gets your day going.

Remember the Newmans

Janice Dean continues to tell the story of her in-laws, the Newmans, who both died last spring due to COVID.
Hearts are still broken over their final days.

Friday, February 12, 2021

Lawyers always win

Awful Announcing gives its take on the breakup between Jason Whitlock and Clay Travis' Outkick.
Having worked and consulted at a lot of startups, figuring out fair equity stakes for founders, investors, and key additions is often a tricky path to navigate, and these types of disagreements are not uncommon. Going forward, the smart money is on this all being cleaned up by lawyers so the dispute doesn’t further spill into public view with both parties able to move on. With that in mind, Whitlock hints in the interview he’s been talking to The Blaze and Fox News for his next landing spot and throws cold water on the idea of going back to either ESPN or Fox Sports. As for the business at hand, it seems like so many things in life, the real winners here will be billable hours.

Trouble inside the Golden Dome

My time in Bluefield included covering several games for the Bluefield College Ramblin' Rams.
Now the kneeling Rams.
Maybe Tina Turner can visit and sing about the trouble "Just beyond the Golden Dome."

Thursday, February 11, 2021

Media incited it all

Today, the House managers played the edited video from August 2017 - also known as the Fine People Hoax.
Play the whole tape and much of the anger from the past four years dissipates.
There's no rally in Washington on January 6 if the true tape had been played. Instead of the edited tapes shown over and over again.

Tuesday, February 9, 2021

Case against Rogen

This column by Gad Saad got pulled from its original location.
So I posted it here to help it spread.

Sunday, February 7, 2021

Not banned here

The Gateway Pundit has been suspended by Twitter.
For this announcement
Guess I'll have to visit there more often.
Thanks for advising me of the important story, Twitter.

Saturday, February 6, 2021

Super Bowl guidelines


Excited during the game Sunday? Authorities say, "Please don't shout."
We live in a world with Tears for their Fears.

Saturday, January 30, 2021

Thursday, January 28, 2021

GameStop? Not yet

Don Surber offers his take on the GameStop stock runup.
Young Robinhood customers are learning a life less that while people can get rich quick, they are not one of them. You have to be part of the In crowd. Martha Stewart thought she was. She went to prison over a $45,000 trade. Conrad Black also went to prison for a bad stock deal. No one at that hedge fund will do time for losing $13 billion.

Thursday, January 21, 2021

Xiden

Don Surber has found the perfect way to spell Joe Biden's name - Xiden.
A constant reminder of the Chinese influence on the new president.

Wednesday, January 20, 2021

He did so much with so little

Powerline gives President Trump a proper sendoff - telling the great things he did the past four years.
Why did Trump succeed as often as he did in the face of such relentless, and often crazed, opposition? Because he represented the American people, and his policies made sense. When Trump said “America first,” the establishment swooned in horror. Most people, on the other hand, thought it sounded like the president’s job description. It is a sign of the times that a presidential candidate’s vow to defend the American people, and advance America’s interests, was seen by many as radical.

Keep history alive

President Trump's 1776 Commission report seems to have quickly disappeared since noon.
Too bad they saved a copy for me to find.

Monday, January 18, 2021

"Be nice to your sister"

After Tom Brady beat Drew Brees in Sunday's NFL playoff game, the duo had some time together.
After Brady threw a pass to Brees' son in the end zone, he had final advice for another son before leaving.
"Be nice to your sister."

Thursday, January 14, 2021

17 and going strong

Ann Althouse hits her 17th year of blogging - something every day.
An impressive job, and an enjoyable place to see good discussion of the day's issues.

Wednesday, January 6, 2021

Whig out

I saw an interesting bit on Facebook today, saying the Republicans could be headed for a breakup like the Whigs in 1850.
Except, I reminded him, that Republicans won 14 of 18 presidential elections from 1860 to 1932.
And the Civil War.
Which got me looking into the Whig Party.
It wasn't strong enough against slavery, so northern Whigs shifted to the new Republican party.
Southern Whigs were stranded - against Democrats but not fiercely against slavery.
So from the ashes of the Whig Party, a party emerged that ended slavery and dominated politics for several generations.
Not a bad goal going forward.

Friday, January 1, 2021