Barry on War

Well well well...what do we have here. Barry in the clip that follows says we can't impose a military solution on a civil war. I hope that someone at the RNC is keeping tabs on this. These will be more than just soundbites a year from now.



Here we have Sen. Obama saying pretty much the same thing.




Before he was President and even after he became President he was against intervention of another country's civil war. So why we are now dropping bombs on Libya, I have no idea (according to Barry he wouldn't intervene). I hope people see the hypocrisy of the left.

RR

Barry and Priorities

Unless you have been under a rock for the past few weeks, you know that there is a lot going on in the world. Unfortunatley for our President he is unaware. There are a few items that should have had the President's full attention, but he was more concerned about other things. Below is a list of what he should have been focused on:

His focus: NCAA brackets
Our focus: The people of Japan, the fear of a nuclear meltdown,the Libyan people

His focus: Women's History Month, fair pay, gender inequality
Our focus: Japanese earthquake

His focus:Scott Walker, the state of Wisconsin, teachers unions
Our focus:Getting a balanced budget

His focus: Headed to Brazil to talk about free trade
Our focus: WTF we are dropping bombs in Libya? Why? Are we going to war?

His focus:Another round of golf
Our focus: (hint 3 letter word) JOBS!

I could go on and on, but you get the point. We have a President who won a popularity contest, and he demonstrates this by not leading, but by hiding.

RR

NPR: Fair and Balanced

NPR has been posing as a "fair news organization" for quite sometime. After the firing of Juan Williams, I thought the nation as a whole saw them for who they really are: a liberal organization. You will hear claims of how fair they have been throughout their history, but I would take issue with that. I was glad to see this video that tells the story of their funding and they even mention Juan Williams. Enjoy!

RR

The Heritage Foundation does a great job of explaining collective bargaining. My question has always been to my liberal friends: You guys say we have to have unions to keep an eye on the greedy corporations, but why do we have so many unions in the public sector?

RR