Those of you who aren't living in a cave have probably heard about the incredible moves by the NFL and the left wing community to deny Rush Limbaugh the opportunity to spend his own money and
become a partial owner of The St Louis Rams. This is incredibly frightening for a number of reasons.

A bunch of dishonest left wing hacks, hell-bent on bringing down the Limbaugh bid went on reputable news shows and attributed quotes to Rush that were completely fabricated. That's despicable. Anyone who thinks this is cool or not a big deal needs to ask themselves a question, if a prominent and rich individual like Rush can be targeted and smeared in such a way, what can happen to an ordinary person?

In the United States of America, Rush Limbaugh should have had every right to invest in the Rams. The statement Rush made about Donovan McNabb was racial, but it wasn't racist. I didn't totally agree with the statement cause I do think McNabb is a good QB, but I understood Rush's thought. I felt the same way about Cordell Stewart when he was stinking up the place in Pittsburgh. I thought he was getting preferential treatment, and that Cohwer wasn't pulling him because of race, I guess that makes me a vile racist too.

This kind of left wing fascism needs to be confronted and exposed.

I thought NFL Commissioner Rodger Goodall's commentary was just hilarious. According to this pillar of stellar leadership, Rush's “divisive” commentary wouldn’t be welcome in the National Football League. What about Keith Olbermann on Sunday night football? Can you think of anyone more divisive than him? One of Keith's latest hits was calling conservative blogger Michelle Malkin a “mashed up bag of meat with lipstick.” I cant recall ever hearing anything that outwardly disturbing or divisive from Rush. The brakes have to be put on this left wing tyranny if America is to remain the land of the free.

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Just try to imagine the living hell that poor 13 year old girl went through with this buffoon. Hard to believe so many Hollywood liberals and bleeding heart artists want to defend their gentleman rapist friend, with Whoopi Goldberg going the furthest out calling his crime, not really "rape, rape."

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This is hilarious. Obama is now sending out paid clowns to push back against the "Nazis" and "neanderthals" who are standing in the way of his ridiculous Government run health care.

Its absurd how the Democrats complained about fake protesters only to send out this obviously organized group with mass produced signs and even uniforms. It reminds me of a scene from the godfather when Michael tells Hyman Roth, "Now, the soldiers are paid to fight; the rebels aren't." Roth replied, "What does that tell you?" Michael simply said, "they can win." It might be kind of extreme comparison, but even though there are no bullets or bombs in this fight, it is in fact a war for the future of American health care. I'm beginning to believe the Democrats are on the losing end of it. When you have to pay for loyalty and passion in any fight you will usually be disappointed with the results.

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Andy Reid has signed vile dog killer Michael Vick to play for the Philadelphia Eagles. This is a disgusting turn of events. Michael Vick hung dogs from their necks, electrocuted them with jumper cables, and drown them when they were no longer able to fight in his disgraceful dog fighting ring. He is a vile human being and I cannot bring myself to watch him play football. If Philadelphia NFL fans accept and celebrate Vick, it will be an extreme black eye for the NFL and the game in general. Although I wouldn't be surprised if Philly fans did end up celebrating Vick, because they were once low enough to celebrate and cheer when Michael Irvin couldn't get up after an injury. I will not watch any game that Vick is playing in. The Philadelphia Eagles have done in an instant what it took the New England patriots years to accomplish. They have instantaneously replaced the Patriots as my most hated team, and Andy Reid has quadrupled Bill Belichick levels of hate. I hope they have the worst season imaginable and if there is any justice, Vick will be booed off the field at home.

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Judging from the graph above, that "hope and change" for America seems to be killing us. The folks in Michigan seem to be getting the worst of it. To put this alarming loss of jobs into perspective, look at the unemployment rates from the great depression...



its not all that far off when you consider how fast we've come to the point where we currently find ourselves.

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I was trying to remember where I've seen Obama's girlyman pitch before. Then it hit me like a ton of bricks. Its the same limpwristed windup and delivery as Sen. Kerry.

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Well, its official. The company that was once "too big to fail" has done just that. Besides feeling sadness in watching the U.S. auto industry collapse, I also cant help but wonder what happened to the billions of dollars that were supposed to fix this mess. Will there ever be an accounting of where that money went and how it was spent?

I am also outraged to see the Government using taxpayers dollars to create energy efficient lawnmowers that they will no doubt attempt to mandate. Look at the pic of that ridiculous car up there... Imagine Bob Seger trying to work on his night moves in the backseat of that thing... I'm not sure whether I should laugh or cry.

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