Thank you sir, whoever you are, for putting in print your true thoughts. You’re precisely why Conservatives are Conservatives, and you confirm our beliefs that Leftists couldn’t care less about our foundational documents. And that damned Constitution, written a hundred years ago.
BZ
First, Eric Holder was hospitalized for a short time this morning in DC for dizziness and shortness of breath; he has since been discharged.
Then, from The Daily Caller:
“Whispers persist that Hillary won’t run: Health may be worse than disclosed
by Alex Pappas
If you listen to the chattering class in Washington, D.C., Hillary Clinton is a virtual certainty for the 2016 Democratic nomination, and the front-runner in the next presidential race.
But in private, rumors persist that the former Secretary of State may not even be capable of making it to Iowa and New Hampshire. Clinton, these skeptics often say, will not run for president again because of health concerns.
Tactical question: if so, then who would the Demorats pick as a substitute for Clinton? Your thoughts?
BZ
As official as you can get.
BZ
P.S.
Nice photo, above. How about some reality:
I’d say the video speaks for itself. New Hampshire, this moron is up for election in your state. Good luck.
From IJReview.com.
BZ
We can’t get our way, so we’ll just move the goalpost and change the rules.
From CBSNewsBaltimore:
ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — Days after a Republican was elected mayor of Annapolis, City Council members say they will revisit legislation that would strip the mayor’s office of much of its power.
Democratic Alderman Ross Arnett of Ward 8 tells The Capital he will introduce a charter amendment to move Annapolis to a council-manager style of government. The city manager would report directly to the City Council, not the mayor.
But here’s the odd thing I just noticed: despite this being read over the internet, I can hear the petulant “waaaaaaah” in the Sierra Nevada Mountains as I write, all the way from Baltimore. Imagine that.
Under Arnett’s legislation, the mayor’s post would be largely ceremonial. The mayor would retain a single vote on the council. Arnett says the change would stabilize the city’s management.
If the measure is approved, it would mean the Democratic-dominated council would be removing the powers of the first Republican mayor elected since 1997.
Keep it coming, Demorats. Actions like this simply continue to prove that, first, I made the right decision by leaving your party in the 70s and, second, that none of you will ever grow up and become actual adults.
BZ