Quotes of Note that reflect what conservatives think. Or are up against.
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From One of My Favorite Hosts
Chris Wallace hosts Fox News Sunday. Here's his pithy commentary on the out-of-control Howard Dean.
By the way, where is Dean lately?
Asked about DNC chair Howard Dean's recent prediction that the U.S. would lose the war in Iraq, Chris Wallace told Carr: "We are in a war. We do have 150,000-plus American soldiers over there. I mean, it's Tokyo Rose, for God sakes, going on radio saying we can't win the war." |
Talk About Stomping on the Bill of Rights
Last I looked, forcing an American to pay for the crimes of another American is nowhere in the Bill of Rights.
IT'S ALL ABOUT THE MONEY "(Hawaii) now requires new owners of a car to pay unpaid parking tickets incurred by its previous owner. . . . The new owner and the old owner are of course separate persons. Usually, we understand that each member of a two-person group is morally responsible only for his own actions. Often the law recognizes this. Suppose the previous owner of a car committed a murder with the car. You can't be charged with murder even if you now own the very same car. So why — and on what grounds — force somebody to pay for the parking fines incurred by somebody else? Can you say, 'revenue from parking tickets'?" - Paul Jacob of Americans for Limited Government  |
Of all the dumb ass things to say, this absolutely, and don't tell me not, tops it all. Democratic Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid reveals how he REALLY feels. Imagine such a silly concept that WHOEVER HAS THE MOST VOTES WINS! No wonder the Democrats ignore the Iraqi elections. Getting the most votes means nothing to them.
Article comments
1 - Andy Marsh
Very entertaining! Where'd that last little cartoon come from? I really like that one!
2 - Pat Fish
Thank you Andy.
I create most of the photos I use in this series.
That last one is a combo of clip art and other interesting stuff I find in my travels. I too liked the sign about the espresso and the puppies and came the time I could use it...I did.
I understand that sign is a real sign outside of some coffee shop or another. Heh.
3 - Dan
Nice work Pat Fish. Jay Leno's New York Times reference is a hoot.
Also, an ironic twist to the Wal-mart attack:
Union masters couldn't be bothered with the menial drudgery of picketing themselves, so they hired picketers... for less than the Wal-mart starting wage.