OUR COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF

Although families of the latest Afghan helicopter crash victims asked for no publicity, B.O., the perpetual campaigner, staged the arrival of the remains into a misleading photo. There was the terrific patriot, unable to recite the Pledge of Allegiance at times in the past giving a solemn salute to the dead. Even in silhouette, the Neighborhood Organizer, never as much as a Boy Scout, posed himself as a wartime leader. What an incredible phony! Thanks, majority of Americans for putting a putz in the White House. He's certainly piloting the Ship of State over the falls.

WHAT'S A DISADVANTAGED NEIGHBORHOOD?

I believe it's one that has the disadvantage of being full of losers, possibly criminals.

For example, I just read of a neighborhood in London where a complaint was expressed via the tried and true tactic of looting. This seems often to be the case in neighborhoods that are described as "disadvantaged," doesn't it? Why didn't the article continue to tell us who these criminals are?

BUSINESS AS USUAL

HURRAY FOR THE SENATE - IT SAVED OUR WAY OF LIFE!

As Rush Limbaugh asked, "Why have a debt limit if, whenever we reach it, we just increase it? Why not stop having one?" It's another manifestation of our country's lack of standards; if we set a standard, such as school test scores, that we fail to meeet, why just lower the standards and preserve self-estemm or something. In the debt case, lowering the standard means elevating the debt limit.

The idea of a debt limit that's enforced, however, is a healthy thing. Individuals and busineses MUST abide by limits on indebtedness, else they succumb. In the House of Reps there was considerable good sense in approving a budget that reduced spending and did not exceed the routinely escalated debt limit. B.O. and the Dummycrat Senate, where most of the pork and thievery take place, however, wanted no part of that.

What we have is a green light for for more money-printing and borrowing and supposed spending reductions "over the next decade." Tee hee; in a decade, that will be only a memory.

What a BADministration; what a once-great country.

THE HEALTH CARE SYSTEM WE WANT TO COPY

It's the one the Brits have, right? While the BADministration was bribing, lying, and cheating through the mess that passed, we were told how great was the system in England. People that knew anything at all knew that was horse shit, but, anyway ...

According to the London Daily Mail, England's National Health service is so rotten in places that medical doctors are having to write prescriptions for drinking water so that elderly patients don't succumb of thirst while in hospitals!!!!!

There is a Care Quality Commission there that reports over 800 annual deaths by dehydration and 300 from malnutrition every year!!!!! With "care" like this, who needs diseases?

As I recall, AARP was all for this abomination of a law, which is evidence of the worth of that outfit. With advocacy like that, who needs death?

MILESTONES IN SPACE

There was lots of news about the end of the Space Shuttle Program but I saw none the day before about the 42nd anniversary of the first moon landing. Perhaps people are embarrassed to report evidence that comparatively little progress has been made in 42years.

Do we still have a space program? Any event along that front comes from something done years and years ago. Has there been a new idea since B.O. sneaked into the White House? One hears vague rumors about getting to Mars some day in the future, but have we moved an inch towards the goal?

B.O.'S BUDGET TRIUMPH

Recently there was what has become a rare burst of fiscal sense emanating from the District of Columbia; the House approved a budget calling for a few trillion dollars of REDUCTIONS! Believe it or not, REDUCTIONS!

Soon after, B.O., who fights like a rabid chimpanzee to spend money that hasn't been printed yet, called a press conference to attempt to snag credit for what the sane House majority had willed.

The man is a liar and a sneak, and his utterances should be regarded as always coming from such.

AN OUTBREAK OF FISCAL SANITY?

IN THIS GOVERNMENT?

Yes, indeed, the Senate will vote on a bill to cut, cap, and balance. Could it possibly prevail against the concentrated lunacy of Reid and nutty gang of bankruptcy mongers?

Say a prayer.