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California – You Need To Step Up

George Will thinks California might be “irredeemingly blue.” If that despicable beast, Barbara Boxer, is re-elected, he’s absolutely right.

BEHOLD ABOVE: Video of Barbara Boxer saying that “there is no such thing” as partial birth abortion. She actually suggests life doesn’t truly begin UNTIL YOU BRING A BABY HOME. Rick Santorum pushes her, she can’t handle it, realizes her position is, as George Will suggests, “slightly modified infanticide,” and backpedals.

I don’t particularly care, for purposes of this post, if you’re pro-choice or pro-life, but if you’re pro-PARTIAL BIRTH abortion, then you’re just plain wrong. It’s just that simple. There is, as Santorum describes, NEVER an emergency partial-birth abortion. It’s not about protecting the life of the mother. And I cannot imagine there ever being a reason to abort a baby in the third trimester.

I would hope that reasonable people could agree on the fact that there is never a need for partial birth abortions, be they pro-life or pro-choice. Obama and Boxer are examples of two radical wackjobs who think it’s perfectly fine to deliver a baby feet first, until just the head remains in mother, and kill it. And clearly, when you push Babs to answer a direct question about it, it makes her uncomfortable and defensive.

If someone like Barbara can be re-elected in California, where liberal policies have destroyed the economy and unions have driven the state into the ground, then it’s true that it’s an “irredeemingly blue” state. And it’s unfortunate, because it’ll be the rest of us who end up bailing them out.

As Expected…

…Arianna Huffington and Markos of the Daily Kos sounded like bumbling fools next to the likes of George Will and especially Liz Cheney. Did you guys watch?

DVR ALERT

You guys, the roundtable panel for ABC’s This Week for the upcoming Sunday episode is going to feature George Will, Liz Cheney, Arianna Huffington and Markos Moulitsas (of the Daily Kos). Do you REALIZE how potentially explosively awesome that will be?

Set your DVR’s. Or, you know, be old fashioned and just watch it live. Either way.

Bill Maher Tries To Sound Smart. FAILS.

In Bill Maher’s rainbow-and-skittles world, Brazil doesn’t use oil. Except to cook with maybe, or perhaps while sunbathing. And in that same Brazilian oil-free paradise that Bill has conjured up, they’ve been “off oil” for like THIRTY YEARS, what with all of their sugarcane and ethanol and whatnot.

So to see his face, when George Will calls him on that ridiculousness, is COMEDY GOLD. All of a sudden, he goes from looking confident and cocky to looking like he knows he miiiiight have just said the dumbest thing ever.

FYI Bill, Brazil is the 7th biggest user of oil. And not just the cooking and baby kind.

Affirmative Action = Racial Profiling. So Why Is THAT Ok With Liberals?

George Will pointed this out the other day, and now it seems that other folks are catching on to the liberal hypocrisy surrounding the AZ legislation.

BEHOLD: An article which also makes the same argument. Specifically it says, “…think back to the liberal argument for Affirmative Action. Liberals argued that the American people were inherently racist, bigoted, and oppressive towards minorities, and due to that fact, laws must be passed to give certain ethnic groups preferential treatment over others. In their ‘reality’ this was ‘righting a wrong’. In actual reality this was and is a flagrant abuse of the law which encourages racial profiling and discrimination.

In fact, the very tenants which serve as the enforcement mechanisms for Affirmative Action: racial profiling, discrimination, and one big equal protection violation, are the sole misnomers driving the left’s demonization of the Arizona Immigration bill – which contains none of these mechanisms. Without the slightest clue, the left is demonizing Affirmative Action.

Yep. They’re totally cool with blatant, overt racial profiling through affirmative action. But the Arizona law which actually specifically prohibits racial profiling? It’s HORRIBLE AND RAAAAACIST!

Silly Democrats. We know what kind of immigration reform you’re really interested in:

George Will On Colbert Show

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I love SO MUCH that George Will is so serious. I just find it so amusing that he is so absolutely impossible to amuse.

You know what amused me most about this clip? The soft congratulations. LOVE.

George Will Is On A ROLL

I mean, he completely wipes the floor with Paul Krugman in this video. Sam Donaldson is just embarrassing, and barely worth mentioning. But the smackdown George puts on Paul? PRICELESS. “One question: If the government came to you and said, “Professor Krugman, you have a car. We’re going to compel you to buy a more expensive car, but it’s not really more expensive because it’s a better car.” Wouldn’t you tell them to get off your land?”

LOVE.

I can’t believe Krugman is actually making the “young people will get added to the risk pool” argument. That is utter bullcrap. No young healthy person is going to spend a few thousand on a health insurance policy annually when they can just pay a $750 penalty for NOT having insurance, and know that IF they need insurance, they can pick it up anytime with no fear of pre-existing limitations.

GAWD.

George Will OWNS Berkeley Economist Robert Reich

The good stuff is from about the 4 minute mark to the 5 and a half minute mark. George: “There you have the premise of this legislation and the core of today’s liberalism: the American people are such dopes they can’t be counted upon to buy their own insurance.”

LOVE.

LOVE.

While he continues to insist that he won’t be running for President in 2012, Our Man Mitch keeps getting attention from the national press about just how good he’d be if he changed his mind.

George Will is, I think it’s safe to say, a Mitch fan.  In his latest article, his lead paragraph is, in fact, as follows:

In 2013, when President Mitch Daniels, former Indiana governor, is counting his blessings, at the top of his list will be the name of his vice president: Paul Ryan. The former congressman from Wisconsin will have come to office with ideas for steering the federal government to solvency.”

OMG – that could be my ultimate dream team.  Can you even imagine the awesomeness?

Granted, the bulk of the article is about Paul Ryan – more so than about Mitch, but it’s pitch perfect all the same.  Will describes Ryan’s Roadmap, which includes tax reform, a reduction of our debt, retirement security, and healthcare reform.   And the more I read about the Roadmap, the more I like it.  Ryan wants to eliminate taxes on stuff like capital gains and death.  He wants to reduce the corporate income tax, which is crippling US businesses and driving them overseas.  Ryan wants to use refundable tax credits to help people buy portable health insurance coverage in any state.  He wants to encourage more use of medical savings accounts, which more closely resemble auto insurance plans than they do the common PPO-type health insurance option many people have grown far too accustomed to.  He wants to let workers decide if they want to invest part of their social security tax in personal retirement accounts.

I mean, it just makes sense, you guys.  Particularly when you compare Ryan’s Roadmap to what Will describes as the Democratic  ” impenetrable labyrinth of health care legislation.”

Daniels/Ryan 2012.  It’s my ultimate Presidential/VP ticket fantasy.

20,000 Fly Across The World In Fuel-Guzzling Jets To Discuss Man Made Climate Change

I love George Will’s most recent article about the whole climate change hoax. In it, he breaks down what Obama intends to do in terms of reducing emissions.

He says, “Barack Obama, understanding the histrionics required in climate-change debates, promises that U.S. emissions in 2050 will be 83 percent below 2005 levels. If so, 2050 emissions will equal those in 1910, when there were 92 million Americans. But there will be 420 million Americans in 2050, so Obama’s promise means that per capita emissions then will be about what they were in 1875. That. Will. Not. Happen.”

Is it just me, or is anyone else just dumbfounded by the people who are still convinced that we need to take any action, drastic or otherwise, to make an impact on the climate? If there is one constant certainty, it’s the CLIMATE FREAKING CHANGES. It always has. As the article points out, “From millennia before the Medieval Warm Period (800 to 1300), through the Little Ice Age (1500 to 1850), and for millennia hence, climate change is always a 100 percent certainty. Skeptics doubt that the scientists’ models, which cannot explain the present, infallibly map the distant future.”

To add insult to the already injured alarmists, things in Denmark, where they already have a cap and trade plan in place, aren’t going so well. There’s apparently a big scandal brewing there which involves massive fraud in the “trading” part of cap and trade. And that’s because, as people with Actual Brains have realized forever, this whole hoax is nothing but a money-making venture for people like Al Gore and his ardent followers.

But, you know, let’s go ahead and have the big Copenhagen meeting and fly thousands of people in and pollute the skies and stuff. That seems like a good idea.

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NEA And Obama, Sitting In A Tree…

Here’s the call that George was referring to:

Ruh-roh. This isn’t going to go over well.

Fasten your seatbelts, folks. This is going to be fun to watch! Especially like two weeks from now, which is when the MSM will finally pick up on it. Meantime, watch Fox tonight!

P.S. I wonder if this “artist” (apparently a soap star) was asked by the NEA to wear this dress to the Emmy’s yesterday?

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