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Here, again, I have stumbled on a Twitter-style meme that forced me to think about the items government should not be involved in. Hence, following is a list of things I don’t believe government should pay for.

My tax dollars should not pay for …

- the sustenance of serial criminals and repeat offenders.

- the unrestricted birth control of non-taxpayers.

- the frivolous travel and celebration by our illustrious leaders (aka asshats).

- the unrestricted library and associated internet access of non-taxpayers.

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Sep
04

Out of Touch, But Not Clueless

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Vacationing with family and meeting new people while traveling should be treated as a family holiday – it is best to leave discussion of both politics and religion at the door to avoid unnecessary contention ruining what is meant to be a time of renewal.

My family is returning from over three weeks on vacation, two weeks on the Grand Canyon, followed by one week in Hawaii. For this same period I have not listened to any conservative talk radio, nor to any podcasts of my favorites. No Rush Limbaugh. No Mark Levin, No Laura Ingraham. None of the excellent opinion pieces made available through OutLoudOpinion. Not to mention several other of my listening sources. Though I have had a few opportunities to delve in the conservative talk stream I have made the conscious decision not to.

Nor have I turned on TV news when in a hotel room. I’ve purposely ignored the TV monitors seen in airports, sports bars, and lobbies displaying most often CNN, sometimes MSNBC, and occasionally Fox News. Except for the accidental reading of front page newspaper headlines at checkout lines or news rags left behind at coffee bars I have happily avoided reading the typical MSM news stories clearly wrought with opinion.

This break from other peoples views has allowed me time to rethink my perceptions of the world. Without the daily dose of conservative messaging to guide my outlook and without the daily affront of liberal messaging to strengthen my cynicism, I can still claim to be confidently conservative. Yes, I have been out of touch but certainly not clueless.

Only in America – According the the New Jersey Supreme Court, non-English speaking drunk drivers are immune from prosecution if they  can’t understand police commands spoken in English, This is the result of minority coddling, ridiculous multiculturalism, and culture-destroying political correctness at work.

-http://is.gd/dqytE

h/t JudicialWatch.Org

Video recorded at University of Denver.  Please watch and contemplate -

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Below,  I have linked to and quoted from two relevant and conflicting news stories that exemplify our society’s insane desire to demand “political correctness” over desired results in a time of crisis. Basically, a leading scientist was appointed to a commission to help solve the Gulf oil leak disaster and then removed from the commission for prior writings that expressed thoughts critical of homosexual activities and questioning the “racism” of diversity efforts on our society. Suppose this guy would actually have the best solution for stopping the oil spill and/or preventing such disasters in the future? Is the sensitivity to the gay community or the offense to a minority group more important than saving the Gulf Coast and the lives of all those affected by this disaster? President Obama is sending his “top” people to oversee the crisis and provide solutions. Imagine how their efforts will be hampered by trying to avoid any speech or action that might be perceived as offensive in the public eye. I hope that whatever solution is proposed to mitigate the situation doesn’t offend someone because of their sexual preferences or racial/religious hyper-sensitivity.

Political correctness in times of crises will be the death of our nation!

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May
18

See/Hear/Speak No Evil

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Why does the President and his current crop of cronies avoid expressing the deserved truth about Islamic extremism in the face of clear and continuous evidence? Is it out of concern that “irrational” American citizens will lash out against Muslims due to mistrust and fear? Could they be thinking that terrorist anger will be mitigated by our avoiding accusations and appearing non-confrontational?  Is it  for fear of angering the majority of allegedly “moderate”, peaceful Muslims?  Whatever the reason, watch as AG Eric Holder refuses to acknowledge an undeniable truth.

Or consider the changes in our terminology about the “War on Terror” as espoused by Janet Napolitano and the Obama administration.

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On NBC’s Meet The Press this past week there was some discussion about the threat of domestic terrorism. Senator Joe Lieberman (CT – Ind), the chairman of the Senate Committee on Homeland Security, and Michael Chertoff, former Secretary of Homeland Security, appeared to provide opinion about this threat.

The following news item from Voice of America reports some of the comments made by these gentlemen:

Key US Senator Warns of Potential for Domestic Terrorism

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Conservative-minded people aren’t against health care for all. We are angry that elitist mandates are crafted and passed as legislation using the tactics of condescension, coercion, and bribery.

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