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Wednesday, December 30, 2009 Defenders say that Max Baucus always sounds drunk The video of the stumbling and slurred health care rant (complete with flailing arm gestures) by Montana Senator Max Baucus on the Senate floor is certainly good for laughs but even better is that his defenders say that Baucus always sounds drunk. I guess ole Max never needs to dress up warmly in those cold Montana winters even when Baucus' well-paid (by the taxpayers) girl friend isn't around! Here's an earlier clip of Max Baucus back when he had a beard and appeared on a popular talk show: Labels: Humor, Max Baucus
Monday, December 28, 2009 Hey, Kay Hagan! Where is North Carolina's Health-Care Christmas present? I'm very disappointed. On Christmas morning I couldn't find one single gift to North Carolina from Sen. Kay Hagan under the health-care "reform" tree. Just six days ago Crooked Harry Reid said that if a senator didn't get his state "something" in the health-care "reform" package, then that senator wasn't doing his or her job. And Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., upped the ante. He said that every state did "get something" in the measure. OK. it may be a little late, but I'm still excited. What's North Carolina's gift? Goofy Kay, as everyone knows, won her seat in the Senate last year on Barack Obama's coat tails and ever since she has been in Washington whenever Obama or Harry Reid told her to jump, her only response was "How high?" Goofy Kay has voted for every single thing those boys have dredged up so North Carolina's present has got to be something really good! Flat screen TVs for every man, woman and child? No, no -- that's way too small. A new military base ... for every county? A lump of coal and a power plant to fire it? Oh, I know: Lifetime exemptions for North Carolina residents and all of their descendents from federal income tax? That would be nice. Whatever it is, I can't wait for the UPS truck to finally get here. The suspense is unbearable. (With apologies to Sherman Frederick) Labels: Harry Reid, Kay Hagan, Obamacare
Thursday, December 24, 2009 Merry Christmas to All from the Country Store God rest you merry, gentlemen, Labels: Christmas
Obama Christmas Spirit - Transvestite Ornaments on the Whitehouse Tree The fun-loving Obamas have brought more "change you can believe in" to the Whitehouse. This time its the Whitehouse Apparently the Obamas sought out the well-known NY window-dressing poofter, Simon Doonan, to do the
Sounds like a swell choice to boost the Meanwhile in Obamavilles across the nation, the citizenry can only look on in amazement at this bizarre interloper and his crew of wingnuts. Labels: Barack Obama, Christmas
Sunday, December 20, 2009 Senator Ben Nelson may be a whore, but he's not a cheap whore. Cheap Senate sluts must be jealous. After weeks of telling everyone that "good boys don't do that," Nebraska Senator Ben "Dover" Nelson couldn't drop his pants fast enough after Harry Reid flashed some serious cash at him:
Gosh, that's even more lucrative than a few night stands with Tiger Woods! But hold on a sec! What about other round-heeled Democrat Senators from conservative states who rolled over for Harry without any such largesse? I bet they are steaming now and thinking about how they could all of a sudden play hard to get too. Maybe they could call up the National Enquirer and offer to sell all their photos and phone messages unless Reid and Obama come up with some piles of cash for them too? (Hat tip: photo from Ace) Labels: Barack Obama, Ben Nelson, Harry Reid
St. Obama saves us all from Global Warming Golly, who knew? According to the Associated Press' Charles Babington and Jennifer Loven , Barack Obama singlehandedly saved us all from Global Warming! There will always be scoffers, but here's proof that no one can deny: no sooner did St. Obama get his "unprecedented" Global Warming agreement than a vast blizzard hit the Northeast USA. Here's St. Obama's plane arriving back in Washington DC: Labels: Barack Obama, Ecoweenies, Global Warming
Friday, December 18, 2009 More laughs at the Copenhagen Global Warming Clown Circus If you want a nonstop laugh fest, you can't get much better than the Copenhagen Global Warming Clown Circus. The big news overnight was a "leaked" copy of the final draft agreement:
Of course, the most serious conspicuous consumers are the Third World thugs and clowns that thought Global Warming was the ticket to new palaces, new Mercedes, and more jewelry for their grasping wives. Then there were the United Nations kleptocrats that thought they had finally come up with a way to ride on a gravy train pulled by the taxpayers of the developed world. I won't even mention the religious acolytes of the Church of Global Warming and the voracious profiteers in the developed world who are beneath contempt for trying to force this scam on the rest of us.
And the sooner we laugh them out of town the better. Speaking of "soon to be out of town," even Santa Obama's last minute visit with a bag of goodies provided by the American taxpayers and a list that he wasn't checking to see who was naughty or nice failed to cheer up the clowns. It must be rough on a man of Barack Obama's vaunted sensitivity that the panhandlers weren't satisfied with his handout. Hmm, while he was there he could have pitched Chicago for the Olympics again. Labels: Barack Obama, Ecoweenies, Global Warming, United Nations
Monday, December 14, 2009 Today's Hoot: Gore Effect to Hit Copenhagen Global Warming Boondoggle Al Gore may have canceled his $1,200 per ticket book promotion event scheduled for Thursday, Dec. 17th at the great Copenhagen Global Warming Boondoggle, but the Gore effect on the Copenhagen weather apparently lives on - Record Cold To hit Global Warming Conference (Copenhagen To Break Dec 17th Record by 7 Degrees!):
Actually, if you follow the Weather Underground link for the forecast, the low temperature predicted for the 17th is now up to 21 degrees, so I count it as further proof of the Gore Effect - when Crazy Al stays away the temperature rises. Labels: Al Gore, Ecoweenies, Global Warming
Sunday, December 13, 2009 Watch the Global Warming hustlers con the suckers Christopher Booker in today's UK Telegraph provides a bird's eye view of the Global Warming hustlers at work conning the suckers:
In a nutshell, after Margaret Thatcher revived the moribund British steel industry, the steel works at Redcar in the UK was one of the jewels but it was sold to Corus (a Dutch company) which in turn was acquired by the steel part of the Indian Tata conglomerate, Tata Steel. More or less OK so far, but now comes the real con job via Global Warming:
Golly, paying through the nose to impoverish ourselves and to support the kleptocrats at the United Nations. Sounds like a heck of a deal to me! And speaking of those kleptocrats:
I'm sure ole Doc Pachauri is more than worth his weight in gold to Tata. Speaking of which:
A truly monumental con job fer sure! The best part though is that Global Warming is a complete and utter fraud based on cooked data, but it has the key aspect of a truly good con game: the suckers (AKA left wing hacks and pols) want to believe!. Y'all try to keep warm and have a Climategate Christmas:
Labels: Climategate, Ecoweenies, Global Warming
Thursday, November 19, 2009 "A man can never have too many flashlights" Whenever I try out the old saw that "a women can never have too many shoes" on Mrs. Philosopher, she counters that based on my example, "a man can never have too many flashlights." I have to confess that it is true - I have one (or more) for every room in the house and every desk and every vehicle, not to mention special purpose ones like spotlights, lanterns, and penlights. Lately, I have been reading the LED flashlight reviews, checking out the various on and offline stores, and converting or replacing most of the existing flashlights with LED flashlights. The advantages of LEDs are obvious - much better bulb life and better battery life than incandescent bulbs. In recent years LED prices have gone down and LED flashlights have gotten brighter and started using standard batteries instead of the usually pricey (and unrechargeable) coin cells that used to be typical. LEDs are also showing up in much more than light bulbs, but even sticking to that, traffic lights everywhere are converting to LED as well as many exterior car lights excepting headlights for which LEDs are still not bright enough. Now here's the big puzzle. How did this major power saving technological improvement occur without Senator Barbara ("Call me dopey") Boxer and some Federal bureaucracy mandating its use like the annoying and poisonous Compact Fluorescent Light bulbs (CFL)? It sure is a puzzlement, but maybe, just maybe, it has to do with LEDs actually being better than incandescent bulbs for many applications and not some just some ecoweenie fantasy. So why don't they make LED replacements for regular incandescent light bulbs? Actually, if you look around you can find some and they provide similar power savings and much better color rendering than CFLs without the poisonous mercury, but at the moment they are still rather expensive. Hopefully they get down the commodity pricing curve soon before the greentards give us all mercury poisoning. Labels: Ecoweenies, Gore-bulbs
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