Radio talk show host Rush Limbaugh, reportedly, will be removed from a group of potential investors seeking to purchase the NFL’s St. Louis Rams according to ESPN.
Naturally, when it concerns a personality archetype the caliber of Rush Limbaugh, you have a starkly divided community on the issue. Even more predictably is the type of response [...]
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Limbaugh Victim of His Own Entertainment
Posted in Business, Politics, Sports, tagged Dave Checketts, NFL, Racism, Rush Limbaugh, St. Loius Rams on October 16, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
The Real Reason Obama Can’t Shake Hands With Chavez
Posted in Politics, tagged Barack Obama, Foreign Policy, Hugo Chavez, Human Rights, Summit of the Americas, Terrorism, Venezuela on April 20, 2009 | 3 Comments »
President Obama was photographed smiling and shaking hands with President Hugo Chavez of Venezuela at the Summit of the America’s. The incident has drawn criticism for Obama, specifically that his behavior with Chavez endangers America’s prestige. The crux of the critique is that we can’t be seen as soft, while providing Chavez with political leverage [...]
Obama Hasn’t Ruined The World
Posted in Humor, Politics, tagged Barak Obama, Conservative, President, Right Wing on March 23, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I just wanted to point out, that despite all the doomsday calls prior to the Presidential election for the fall of democracy and the American way of life by extreme right-wing supporters, we’re still here and nothing much has changed.
You know who you are. Just a word of advice…don’t make political predicting a career. In [...]
Mounting Civilian Deaths In Afghanistan Pose Problem For Obama
Posted in Philosophy, Politics, tagged Afghanistan, Al Qaeda, Barak Obama, Foreign Policy, Taliban, United Nations, United States on March 7, 2009 | 2 Comments »
The United Nations released a report accounting for civilian deaths in Afghanistan in 2008. The report indicates that the civilian death toll rose 40% from 2007, jumping from 1,523 to 2,118 for the past year. The total surpassing two thousand marks the highest number of civilian causalities in any calender year since the Taliban was [...]
The Obama Foreign Policy: Maintaining the Status Quo
Posted in Philosophy, Politics, tagged Barack Obama, Foreign Policy, Hillary Clinton, Israel, Water Boarding on February 10, 2009 | 3 Comments »
American foreign policy since World War I, and more so following the conclusion of World War II, has maintained one critical element above all else – to secure and preserve American power. The definition of American power takes numerous forms. A short list includes exploiting foreign resources for the benefit of American private industry, eliminating [...]
Conspiracy Theories: Insulating Yourself From Attack
Posted in Media, Politics, tagged Barack Obama, Conspiracy Theory, Donofrio, President, TD, Texas Darlin on November 25, 2008 | 3 Comments »
How does one ensure that, regardless of outcome, your viewpoint remains “right”? You make the proclaimation that the possibility of an opposing outcome would presuppose a “fix”. This is standard practice for individuals whose righteous ends trump the actual search for truth.
I bring this topic up because the Supreme Court is preparing to have the [...]
Why The Obama POTUS Question Has Not Gained Traction In The Media
Posted in Politics, tagged Barack Obama, Birth Certificate, Media, Phillip Berg, Political Pistachio, POTUS on November 21, 2008 | 10 Comments »
A comment under my post PUMA Radio Program On KPFT Goes Awry link the blogcast radio show Political Pistachio in which the dominating topic was the Obama POTUS issue. The radio show covered numerous topics that have become mainstream among particular blogs, and repeatedly posed the question – why is the media not reporting this?
The [...]
PUMA Radio Program On KPFT Goes Awry
Posted in Media, Politics, tagged Barack Obama, Darrah Murphy, Hillary Clinton, KPFT, PUMA on November 19, 2008 | 11 Comments »
KPFT in Houston recently broadcast a one hour radio program hosted by “Jennifer”, a self proclaimed PUMA. “Jennifer’s” special guest was none other then PUMA founder Darragh Murphy. Ironically, the bulk of the show’s callers where not PUMA supporters, but rather callers who disagreed with “Jennifer” and Murphy. And time after time, every caller who [...]
Defining The Election of President-Elect Barack Obama
Posted in Politics, tagged 2008 Election, Barack Obama, John McCain, Presidential Race on November 17, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
In no small terms, the election of Barack Obama as the next President of the United States is indeed a historic moment in the history of the United States, in terms of our nation, after electing a Caucasian male to the office of President, ushering in an African-American into the highest office. Numerous voters and [...]
Atlas Shrugs Keeps On Truckin’
Posted in Politics, tagged Barack Obama, Blogging, Presidential Race on November 5, 2008 | 2 Comments »
I have to credit Atlas Shrugs for their effort. Their hate and scorn are unimaginably infinite, and they are endlessly determined to destroy that which they do not like. There is no boundry they will not cross to achieve their goal whether it be ignorance, racism, or lies. It’s the kind of hate that animosity [...]
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