Sorry to borrow from the Grateful Dead for my title, but nothing more aptly describes the course my life has taken up to this point in time. If you could go back in time and see me thirty years ago, you would never have guessed that I would be where I am at today, doing what I am doing, and having the political views that I currently do. Nonetheless, be it due to destiny, or a series of life altering events, here I am.

Girly men love to hold meetings. To a girly man, attending a meeting is equivalent to an average guy getting a nut. They salivate at the thought of holding a meeting where they can show off all of their nonsensical ideas and witless theories.

They’ve never had to work or sacrifice. They have never had to act to secure our liberty.

They know of no life outside of the climate of their classroom.

They are the anomalous, geeky children of the elite.

Only they know best, so they think, as they try to shove their failed Socialist ideas down our throats. Therefore, meetings, committees, commissions, and speeches, are the mothers milk of these worthless creeps. Angry White Male and the Horse He Rode In On – Rick Biesada

I’m speechless. Twenty million Americans out of work and this president plans on making a speech. Another boring, meaningless speech? As far as I’m concerned, he can speak to the hand.

There were zero employees added to the economy in August, an alarming set back for the economy which renewed fears of another recession, manipulated by this out of control government using retarded methods for recovery, instead of focusing on increasing the economy over the past 2 1/2 years.

Perry’s “Honorary Mexican”

“I predict future happiness for Americans if they can prevent the government from wasting the labors of the people under the pretense of taking care of them.” – Thomas Jefferson

Talk about paranoia, the left is coming unhinged. Ninety nine (99%) percent of the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) (Allen West being the sole holdout and threatening to quit the CBC) is so petrified by the Tea Party movement in this country, that they are resorting to reverse racism and inflaming rhetoric. One member of the CBC even shouted that the Tea Party wanted to see blacks as 2nd class citizens and hanging from trees. Representative Maxine Waters of the CBC, told the Tea Party to go to Hell! How desperate can the CBC get? We know there are many fine black people in America. Hopefully, the CBC does not speak for them.

Michelle Bachmann recently promised that, if elected President, she would get gasoline prices back down to $2 per gallon, She reminded us that gas was $1.79 when President Obama took office.

Was this foolish campaign-speak? Probably not. An administration really dedicated to producing more U.S. energy could quickly make lots of progress—and probably encourage similar energy efforts world-wide. 

In 1992, a deportation order was issued for Mr. Onyango Obama who is from Kenya and is the half brother of the president’s late father.

He was stopped for DWI last week, has pleaded not guilty, but remains in jail on an immigration detainer.

Are we to believe that this is the first contact with law enforcement that this man has had in twenty years?

At a press conference in Tripoli on Aug. 26, a statement read aloud by top Libyan rebel commander Abdel Hakim Belhadj was reassuring. Just a few months ago, disorganized and leaderless rebel fighters seemed to have little chance at ousting Libyan dictator Moammar Ghaddafi and his unruly sons.

But despite vague references to “pockets of resistance” throughout Tripoli, and stiffer battles elsewhere, Libya’s National Transitional Council (NTC) is moving forward to extend its rule as the caretaker of Libyan affairs. In his conference, Belhadj declared full control over Tripoli, and the unification of all rebel fighter groups under the command of the military council.

It is my belief that of late, due to certain statements I have made regarding Ron Paul, that I may have distanced myself from some people, or at least offended them. Of all the candidates who have yet to toss their name into the ring for President, Ron Paul is arguably the best. I have questions regarding his position on a couple issues, illegal aliens being one of them, but if I had to choose between him and any other candidate, I would most likely cast my vote for Ron Paul.

However, with that being said, I honestly don’t think that were Ron Paul to find himself in the Oval Office that much would change. It’s not that Ron Paul may not have his heart in the right place, it’s just that I believe that America is no longer capable of change for the better.