Some commentary regarding the so-called “Occupy” movement, a better name for which is: Poopstock: * I have zero sympathy for those Wall Street firms that accepted bailout money. And, I also have zero sympathy for the Occupy Wall Street leftists, who pretend to be peaceful but engage in the initiation of force by blocking...
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Random Thoughts from the Passing Scene (October 2011) In honor of economist and political commentator Thomas Sowell, here are some random thoughts from the passing scene: * Some people express outrage that the terrorist al-Awlaki was killed without a trial. Yet most of these people expressed meaningfully less outrage when nearly 3,000 innocent Americans...
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In honor of economist and political commentator Thomas Sowell, here are some random thoughts from the passing scene: * Obama’s stubborn refusal to condemn the hate rhetoric of Jimmy Hoffa Jr. indicates Obama’s tacit approval of Hoffa’s vile speech. * Obama giving lessons on civility is like a cockroach giving lessons on how to...
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Oh how the world changes in an election cycle. To be honest, I was never really a Christine O’Donnell fan. I met her at the Right Online conference in Las Vegas in 2010, and she was a very nice lady. In my 5 minutes with her however, she didn’t strike me as someone that...
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By T. LaDuke I happened to come across a interesting article by Andrew Malcom from the L.A. Times about the declared GOP Presidential hopefuls. What I found most interesting is that Sarah Palin is included in this poll but has not declared she is a candidate. Now I know that there is a healthy...
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After a LONG hiatus Duke Over America returns with Thomas LaDuke and co-host Fingers Malloy of FTR RADIO talking about whatever the hell they want to. This week they discuss was Hurricane Irene over-hyped, the dust up between Red State and Jamie Radtke and what in the hell will Palin supporters do if she does not...
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Had my Mom agreed to move to Chicago in the early 70′s I would have become a Chicago Bears fan. I would have grown up watching the great Walter Payton run the ball and take over the NFL rushing title and win a super bowl. I might have actually even learned how to do...
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Continued from part one… In New Jersey, this holds especially true, because of what are termed “Abbott districts.” These districts have been in existence since 1985, and are named after the first ruling of the Abbott v. Burke court case. As a result of some exceedingly harmful judicial rulings, in New Jersey, taxpayers are...
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Unrepentant terrorist Bill Ayers spoke at Montclair State University in Montclair, New Jersey this past March 24th. I attended Ayers’ talk. Despite his colorful past, Ayers came across as just another run-of-the-mill, reality-challenged, dopey leftist. Also disappointing were the dozens of teachers in training who attended – their behavior disgraced themselves, and as such...
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In honor of economist and political commentator Thomas Sowell, here are some random thoughts from the passing scene… * Obama’s view that “The vast majority of Democrats on Capitol Hill would prefer to do nothing on entitlements” isn’t quite true. Democrats remain eager to legalize trillions more in theft from millions of hard-working Americans,...
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