December 31, 2011

The Kennedy myth has taken some well-deserved hits over the years. The carefully crafted image of the Kennedy White House as King Arthur’s Camelot has been tarnished by seemingly endless revelations of the past and current sins of the clan. The real Camelot only had to contend with the Queen’s infidelity, which was kept under [...]
Tags: Camelot, Hugo Chavez, Joe Kennedy, Mordred, oil, Venezuela
Posted in Kevin Rush, Uncategorized | 3 Comments »
December 29, 2011

2012 is the year that conservatism begins the process of identifying itself for the 21st century while changing the face of a major Political Party. The Democrats and the left goe into the election confident of an ideology that resembles more of a monarchy in which Obama, Pelosi and Reid play the roles of Kings and Queens and we [...]
Tags: election 2012, iowa, Libertarian, Ron Paul
Posted in Elections, GOP, Tom Donelson | 6 Comments »
December 28, 2011
I have a few end-of-year rituals I indulge as New Year’s Eve approaches. One thing I routinely do is go through my movie stubs for the year, usually anywhere from 40 to 50 tickets, and compile my lists of the 10 best and 10 worst films I saw during the preceding 12 months. This year, [...]
Tags: films, Hollywood, Movies, New Year's resolution
Posted in Entertainment, Kevin Rush | 3 Comments »
December 27, 2011

For many, Mixed Martial Arts represent human version of cock fighting but MMA is a sport that has been millenniums in the making. The various art form involved in the sports including Karate, wrestling, boxing and Muay Thai; sports with a history that goes back to when humans went upright. One of the more intriguing aspects is the number [...]
Tags: Combat Sports, Emily Klinefelter, George Saint Pierre, MMA, Trish Poe, Women in sports
Posted in Tom Donelson | No Comments »
December 25, 2011

Well, it’s Christmas Eve. God has looked favorably upon me and granted me one more year, one more Christmas with those I love. Every day that I awake, I am proud to say that I am a MSA survivor. I will continue this way of thinking until I can think no more. There have been [...]
Tags: Christmas, Fairborn Ohio, Fairborn Ohio City Council, Frank Cervone, MSA, Multiple System Atrophy
Posted in Frank Cervone, MSA | 6 Comments »
December 25, 2011

Almost every morning I walk about three miles around 6:30 am. Most of the time I have the street to myself and I just put my I-Pod on an enjoy the stroll. I try not to walk too fast, but just fast enough so that some calories are burned. And, on the occasion when someone [...]
Tags: Christmas, Frank Demartini, Traditional Christmas
Posted in Frank DeMartini | 2 Comments »
December 24, 2011

It is said every year; the commercialization of Christmas is terrible. Personally, I do not buy into that philosophy that somehow giving gifts is evil and refraining from celebrating Christmas is not much different from how Scrooge celebrated Christmas. For many, Christmas is representative of the greed that consumes modern day America. Somehow to participate in Christmas is [...]
Tags: Charles Dickens, Christmas, Ebenezer Scrooge, Tom Donelson
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December 23, 2011

Maurice Gordon Chase was born in the small town of Dinuba California on March 17th 1919. He would later study at St. Paul’s College in Washington and be ordained by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen in 1953. It would not be for decades that this soft spoken Catholic Priest gained the name most of us here [...]
Tags: 2012 election, Barack Obama, Christmas, Congress, Economy, Father Dollar Bill, Harry Reid, Hillary Clinton, homeless, Iraq, kim jong ll, Los Angeles, Mitt Romney, North Korea, Patriotism, Republican, Tea Party
Posted in Ira Schwartz | No Comments »
December 22, 2011

Big Hollywood’s John Nolte has been a busy fellow, updating and trying to keep up with various acts of violence and other disgusting behavior among the Occupy movement, which is starting to peter out. Most recently, one letter to Hollywood Republican wrote about what a bunch of peaceful folks that LA occupiers were and what kind of fools we [...]
Tags: Occupy Wall Street, OWS
Posted in Economy, Tom Donelson | 1 Comment »
December 21, 2011

Congress deadlocked over payroll tax holiday As I write, Congress is gridlocked over the spending bill authorizing an extension of the payroll tax holiday. The empathetic voice of the people embodied by the Democratically-controlled Senate passed a bill extending the tax holiday for two months. Now those evil Tea Party Republicans in the House in [...]
Tags: Congress, extension, house, Jesse Jackson, payroll tax, Senate, tax holiday
Posted in Domestic Policy, Economy, GOP, Kevin Rush | No Comments »