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<p>Needless to say, this article just pisses me off. What pisses me off even more, however, has been the response of racist Mexican Americans to this article and other articles about Tim Howard's comments, which were spot on.</p>

I am currently listening to Harold Camping to see what his response to the lack of rapture would be. His response? The second coming will come on the second date he supplied, which was October 21, 2011, the date he originally stated would be the one after 5 months of suffering on which the world would be complete. His reasoning. He states that God is merciful and based on a letter from someone stated that God would not allow 5 months of continuous suffering and that man could not survive 5 months of wrath. Disappointing, not surprising, continuing to perpetuate...

Which ism's or phobias will fiberal Phlegmocrats and pundits use to explain away this election? Tried and true standbys or will they invent new phobias and ism's especially for tonight. Intelligism: Bigotry against people more intelligent than you. Superiorphobia: Fear of being governed by your superiors. Mediocrecists: People who don't want America to settle for mediocrity. Chances are fiberals will go with the playbook, but keep an ear out for new phobias, ism's and ist's. Maybe Olbermann will come up with one as he rolls around on the floor in his night long tantrum.

While listening to Rush yesterday, I heard him speak of the Uhbamuh's town hall meeting as an Oprah show. Not a bad analogy as it does have some of the characteristics of the show, which he described. As I was heading home from work yesterday, however, it occurred to me what an Uhbamuh road show is really like. Uhbamuh is a political Benny Hinn, a political faith healer who stirs up his crowd, tells them what he wants to do will heal what ails you, and ends up doing nothing. I think most here are familiar with Benny Hinn. He...

I've not gotten to watch much of the MSMers today, but on a short break, I got to take a look at the CNBC guys and I suspect the conversation I saw between the anchor and somebody on the floor of one of the exchanges is a common thread for today. The common theme for today I suspect is that the market is recovering much of its losses because they expect that a deal will be done very soon. Specifically during this conversation, the guy on the floor talked about the e-mails Congress are now receiving in favor of the...

It occurs to me that Uhbamuh and the Segway mirror each other in many ways. Remember in the time before the Segway was to be unveiled that those in the know who got to see it talked about how "It" was the greatest invention they'd ever seen and that "It" would literally change the way we lived our lives? I find the same with Uhbamuh. Supposedly soaring oratory, ideas better than any that had been ever conceived (unless you count the ideas conceived by countless dems since WWII), a person who would literally change the way we live and are...

As I was parking my car at a local library (community college campus) I noticed a Muslim gentleman standing near the entrance and as I approached, he came to me and asked me if I could take a "survey". His questions were "What do you like best about this country" and "What do you like the least". I answered that this is a wonderfully free country to the first question and that I really had no answer for his second. Sure, there are things that I would like to see different, but this is a tremendous place to live. [p]Is...

I noticed yesterday evening that I am unable to access www.sbc.com from my home pc. I can access sbc related pages like www.sbcglobal.net, but the main sbc page does not open. On my work laptop, the web page does open normally, leading me to believe that some type of malware has or is affecting my home pc. I have found only a few websites that vaguely refer to a problem like this, but no real solutions have been found. I've noted no problem opening any other website. I run both spybot s&d and ad-aware regularly on my home pc and...

Prior to the introduction of Windows XP SP2, the popup windows that showed up on your screen were among the few that could circumvent popup blocking by Google and Yahoo toolbars. The toolbars would indicate they had blocked a popup by sound, but the popup would show up anyway. When SP2 came out, the game changed. All popups, including the ones on Drudge, were stopped. Of late, Drudge and the advertisers have come up with a way to force the popups to display at least once. The first time you go to Drudge after starting an internet session, Windows XP...

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Up 145 points today.

Pardon this vanity while we prepare for war, but over the last few weeks, I have grown to be even more appreciative of the incredible role Ronald Reagan played in rehabilitating America's opinion of itself. His part in giving us back our swagger cannot be underestimated, particularly at this time. For far too long prior to Reagan taking office, this country was far too eager to apologize and make excuses for being who we are. Reagan changed that mindset over his 8 years in office. He reminded us over and over again just what a great and blessed country the...

On May 8, the United States National Team will take on Mexico in a soccer match at the Reliant Stadium in Houston. I will admit I am not the biggest fan of the sport in the world, but I think it would be great idea for their to be a big pro-America crowd there for this game. Too often in matches held in areas fairly close to Mexico (Los Angeles in particular) our players have been treated as visitors by large pro Mexican crowds. The treatment of our players on our own soil by these crowds has been abysmal, and...

Have the UN Inspectors ever demanded that Iraq allow examination of their missiles deployed within striking distance of Kuwait, Northern Iraq, etc? Seems to me that not examining deployed weaponry is incompetent (not unexpected considering we are talking of the UN).

Today I had the pleasure of attending the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo parade in downtown Houston and was impressed with the show of patriotism displayed by those in attendance. Everywhere you looked, American flags of different sizes were waving, people were attired in various patriotic type clothing, and for me, I got a great sense of just how much pride Americans have in this great country, save for the leftists who seek to make people believe their view is mainstream. In coverage of the hate-filled displays of last week in our country, the media remarked about the diversity of...

Joschka Fischer, German Foreign Minister Some smart ass journalist in a press conference ought to ask Fischer to say "I am a beautiful butterfly", thus making the resemblence complete"

The link will take you to a sermon delivered by Rick Husband to 1st Presbyterian Church, Amarillo Texas back in August 1999. Basically tells of his journey to becoming an astronaut, but more importantly, his walk with Christ. God Bless.

Residents Recall Space Shuttle Crew Husband Had Fond Memories of Texas Tech McCool Remembered, Admired by Former Educators

Isn't interesting that the Phlegms don't have enough confidence in their ever growing list of presidential candidates to put one of their grills on TV tonight for the rebuttal? And how is it that neither lollaPelosi or Lord Farquadt Daschle have the gravitas to rebut the State of the Union? Oh, I'm sure they will claim something along the lines of "We want to put a face of someone who is at the grass roots trying to deal with failed Bush policies." Alas, the truth is that none of these folks wants to be the face of a Phlemocrat Party...

Rep. Ed Markey, D-Mass., said not a lot of time has passed to allow inspectors to do their work. "Having orchestrated the revival of an intrusive U.N.-led inspections process, it is important not to shut it down barely two weeks after it became fully-staffed and equipped," Markey said.