Breaking news from Gateway Pundit.
The way to best frame the Tea Party movement is for Republicans to say that we support the movement and not the opposite.
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This post was written by bobsikes on April 17, 2010
Welcome Gateway Pundit readers
Never thought I’d be able to say this, but Jim was gracious enough to post after my Email. He’s a patriot. Please follow the Florida # 2 race and conservatives attempt to unseat Allen Boyd.
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This post was written by bobsikes on April 12, 2010
MASSACHUSETTS SENATE LIVE BLOGGING (All times EST)
7:27: Watching MSNBC while Fox goes to Sheppard Smith. Chris Matthews seems to be calling in straight and like and old time political reporter. I wish he would do this more, but I can understand his passion. Jonathan Martin from POLITICO is on with him.
7:29: Matthews predicts that Scott Brown can go to the top of the GOP presidential field if he wins tonight.
7:23: MSNBC has a trailer with the tallies. 52-47 percent Brown thus far. Anthony Weiner complaining again abouit the fillubuster rule in the Senate. Wonder what he said about holding up Bush judicial nominees. Folks are starting to see Dem hypocrisy.
7:31: Robert Costa at NRO’s Bay State Report talks a little about the Doug Flutie endorsement for Brown. Flutie has been linked mostly to democrat candidates in the past.
7:35: Gateway Pundit catches Coakley campaign’s claim of fraud to be a memo prepared yesterday
No way. That’s desperate beyond all description.
7:45: MSNBC’s Norah O’Donnel says Dems are bracing for a 5 point or greater loss. Matthews says “Yeah, right” on the claim of voter fraud by Dems. Wow
8:05: Mass. Sec of State dismissing fraud charge. There went delaying the outcome.
8:11: Olberman with Howard Fineman are talking about Democrat party canibalism/finger pointing. Everything except their own message.
8:14: OMG. Olberman is comparing a potential GOP takeover to civil rights opposition in the 60′s. Thank goodness Fineman brushed that aside.
8:27: Tom Bevan of Real Clear Politics is live blogging. Must link.
8:39: Olberman’s worst people…geez, no wonder nobody watches him anymore. I’m done with it, and will have to hope that FOX starts putting the count on.
8:59: Matthews went back to Dem stooge and said the American service people feel better about going to Haiti then they do fighting terrorist.
9:02: Back to FOX with Olberman’s buddy Hannity. Brown up by 7 points. Can’t wait for Dem denials. It has nothing to do with their agenda as people just don’t know what’s best for them like they do.
9:15: Did Howard Dean actually blame George Bush for the Brown win? I know I came in mid sentence and was depending on Maddow. But Steny Hoyer said that Brown win was about how bad folks were mad at the GOP. Huh? Sten, buddy…Howard…dude…..you guys got blown out. And you are blaming the other side. ???
10:15: YES!! AP…according to FOX has been declared the winner.
Signing off…God Bless America, the people of Massachusetts and Scott Brown.
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This post was written by bobsikes on January 20, 2010
May she rest with Him
The mother of the man who is the influential blogger Gateway Pundit has passed on. Their’s was a remarkabble story of love. Stop by and give your condolences if you have a chance.
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This post was written by bobsikes on July 29, 2009
Just how bad have Obama and Democrats wrecked the ecomomy with their lust for power?
Jim Hoft, the talented proprietor of Gateway Pundit, has aan easy to read piece at American Issues Project. Here’s the telling nember on how many jobs Obama and Democrats have killed since January:
The US lost over 2.5 million jobs in the first four months of this year under the Obama Administration. The US economy lost 598,000 jobs in January, 706,000 jobs in February, 742,000 jobs in March, 545,000 jobs in April, 485,000 jobs in May, and 473,000 jobs in June. That’s a total of 3,549,000 lost jobs since the beginning of this year. The US unemployment rate has risen from 7.6 percent to 9.5 percent under Obama, the highest rate in 26 years. The Bureau of Labor Statistics, via Sweetness and Light, released a map of the unemployment rate over the last ten years. It’s not pretty. The US has lost 16,000 jobs each day since Democrats passed their non-Stimulus bill, the largest redistribution of wealth from the private sector to government officials in US history. President Obama promised that the unemployment rate would not rise above 8.0 percent with the Stimulus. Today, he says it will climb over 10 percent.
Wow.
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This post was written by bobsikes on July 7, 2009
First thoughts about Sarah Palin’s resignation
I agree with Gateway Pundit who says this:
It’s a shame that Republicans were so hard on her.
But, the Left was worse.
I couldn’t agree more. And it’s time to call out the GOP and it’s political leadership we have days like today. Sarah Palin didn’t ask for this. Like Joe the Plumber, she was asked to join the national stage. Neither was protected by the GOP estanblishment or enough conservative intelligencia. No, you all have to be above the fray or above all of it. To be nice and better than them. Cowards.
And because you all were cowards and would not stand up to the bullies of the Democrat party. As the attacks against the two were personal in nature, the attackers had to be confronted directly and yes, personally. Democrats will continue roll this way as long as there is no cost to applying reprehensible attacks on children as Democrats did with the Palin children.
Don’t plan on winning any more elections while Democrats play hardball and we play puffball.
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This post was written by bobsikes on July 3, 2009
They’re about to go Tiananmen, aren’t they?
With Ayatollah Kahmenei’s official pronouncement in support of Ahmadenijad and warning to clear the streets, it should be clear to all that the Iranian regime has put into place the assets necessary to end public opposition. Gateway Pundit’s pictures of Hamas and Hezbollah shock troops deployed in Iran only means that they are there to do violence against Iranian citizens. The Iranian regime understands western news cycles. The weekend is upon us and will provide them the weakest news coverage.
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This post was written by bobsikes on June 19, 2009
Is the perception of the Iranian protestors that Obama is siding with Ahmadenijan?
Yes, say two activists interviewed last night by Gateway Pundit
Here are key points that GP learned in his interview with Kianoosh Sanjari and Benafsheh Zand-Bonazzi:
** Ayatollah Khomenei’s grand-daughter was arrested during a recent demonstration.
** Former President Rafsanjari’s daugher marched in the protest tonight in Tehran.
** On the night of the election after his vote Rafsanjari called on the people to demonstrate.
** There is a great split between the two factions of hardliners and moderates. It is reminescent of the 1979 revolution.
** The people of Iran will not forgive Barack Obama for siding with the evil regime.
** The protesters are communicating anyway they can. The regime has been trying to shut down communications. At the rally each day the protesters carry signs that announce the next rally. This is how they are communicating.
** Thousands of doctors and nurses in their uniforms were protesting in the street yesterday.
** The regime has a list of reporters and websites and have threatening the reporters on their list.
** There is a cyber-war going on in Iran today between the moderates and the hardliners. Each group is trying to take down the other groups websites.
** Ayatollah Khameini had no idea the protests and reaction by the people would be so great.
** The Opposition wants to drag the protests out until Friday. Khameini will likely congratulate Ahmadinejad. Then it will be up to the West to decide if they will allow these savages to continue their rule.
** Kianoosh has contacts in Iran who are feeding him information daily.
** Everywhere you go everyone is talking. They are talking in the streets. They are talking on busses. They are talking on trains. They are telling nasty jokes about the regime. One joke is about Mahmoud not being able to bathe for a week.
Never before have Iranians been so openly disrespectful of the brutal regime.
It was an honor to finally speak with Kianoosh Sanjari tonight.
I have been following his story since the time he was arrested and sent to Evin Prison in 2006.
What a great young man. What a hero.
It was fairly clear that Obama would go with his socialist agenda domestically, yet most observers didn’t predict the assault on private businesses. Most thought that Obama would back off on Iraq and increase our military presence in Afghanistan. The Gitmo closings and legal alterations for terrorist that make life easier for terrorists has exceeded what he said he would do.
Now Obama has his first real foreign policy test. And we have learned two things about Obama in his philosophies on the Middle East. One, he likes to lecture and use a perverted set of historical facts and moral ecquivelances. Second, he is no friend of Israel. And he has been diabolical in his methods. First he provided soothing assurances to American Jews and in a trip to Israel. Yet, while his rhetoric still emphasizes the “special relationship between the US and Israel,” his actions have been the opposite. First by endorsing the Saudi peace plan. Second. by warning Israel not to attack Iran. Third, his failure to recognize the history of Israel and instead advancing a false timeline that favors the argument of those who desire “driving it into the sea.”
So in the young presidency of Obama, folks are beginning to draw the conclusion that there is a clear distinction between what he says and what he does. Is it going similarly here? Does his lack of support for for the Iranian protestors mean he favors the Mullahs and their lust for nuclear weapons? Why? Is it because he needs Ahmadenijah for his grand bargain? And does this grand bargain somehow involve Israel? Besides his words, which have been shown to be empty, nothing in Obama’s past or associations indicates he is remotely supportive of the Jewsih state. Why would he start now?
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This post was written by bobsikes on June 18, 2009
Things aren’t getting any quieter in Iran
Thought to be under house arrest, oppostion leader Hossein Mousavi lead a protest in Tehran’s Revolution Square.
See Gateway Pundit
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This post was written by bobsikes on June 15, 2009
Iran’s lunge for freedom unites us
Bitter political enemies within our own country are today sharing the same goal in yearning for the freedom of millions of Iranians from the tyranny their mullahs and sadistic leader. Here’s Juan Cole and Andrew Sullivan joining Gateway Pundit and Pajamas Media in doing the job the MSM is frankly not doing. One of the most important reporters of middle east issues today is Michael Totten. Please see his site.
Also:
Tehran24 (banned by the Iranian government)
Follow this. These brave Iranians could be a key to peace in our time.
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This post was written by bobsikes on June 14, 2009
