Weekend reading list:
I’m still working on my multipart blog article. It’s slow going because I procrastinate. Anytime I try to write something that comes from deep thinking and from the heart, it’s usually that way… sorry.
However, another in the meantime I thought I’d point out a few good reads.
Illegal Aliens Declare War on the United States, Part II
The case of Media Bias or more proof of such. Take your pick.
More Training for Illegal Aliens (O’Reilly Video)
Fred Thompson Interview with Byron York of National Review Online.
Interview of Guiliani. Subject: Immigration
Stocks Drop After Weak Jobs Report
Supervisor Ammiano drafting legislation for ID card for illegals also here: Common Sense America
In addition, I have some questions… random musings.
Why is it a crime that Fred Thompson chose the Tonight Show with an average 5.9 million viewers over a Fox Debate with 3.4 million viewers?
If the American people don’t trust the government anymore don’t you think it stands to reason they don’t trust the media either since they have become biased and rather preachy as well? Why doesn’t the media get it? Especially when you read facts such as these: More Media Mentions of GOP Senator’s Sex Scandal Than Dems Criminal Fund Raiser.
Why is it that celebrities have become the “conscience” of the nation when it comes to politics but when one seeks the presidency, there’s something wrong with being a celebrity? I’m really tired and bored out of my skull with every reference to the “Law and Order” actor. Giuliani lost a few more points in my estimation with his crack during the debates… not that he had many points to start with. Fred handled it gracefully, in my opinion, by refusing to lob back the same sort of insults.
What country does the government represent because it sure isn’t ours?
Does anybody else find it ironic that we fought a revolution for less cause than we have now to fight another one?
Why does wealthy L.A. need $4 billion? Could it be Kennedy envy?
Why is it that some NFL Players can be villified for appearing with the President of the United States while others get a pass for committing truly heinous acts?
How many of you like Rush Limbaugh the way I do? How many of you think he’ll win that Nobel Peace Prize this year?
September 8th, 2007 at 10:21 am
Wow, Steph, great post. I’d quote you but I can’t decide which part is best. And Limbaugh will win the Peace prize when it returns to significance. Until then it’s just one more liberal group contorting appendages to pat itself on the back for circle jerk thinking.
September 8th, 2007 at 1:05 pm
Thanbks, Kathy. I spent some time on your blog this morning, too… making up for my absence,
September 8th, 2007 at 7:43 pm
I know how it goes, Steph, I’ve been tending to the home fires myself lately. Good to see you.
September 10th, 2007 at 5:47 pm
Glad to see that I’m not the only one who is feeling a little guilty for the lack of blogging lately – and I’m going on vacation Thursday! lol
Steph, Rush should win but, in my opinion, the liberals that have a stranglehold on the Nobel would die before they let that happen.
Thanks so much for the link.
September 15th, 2007 at 9:58 am
I don’t think I like Rush the way you do…
Rush winning the Nobel Peace prize would be like Libya sitting on the UN Human Rights Commission.