As I sit here at the little house on the lake, waiting for the storm of the century, I have to wonder about some of the things being said on the non-stop television coverage. Here they are in no particular order.
Sunday, October 28, 2012
The Storm of the Century
Saturday, October 20, 2012
FrankenWarrenStein
I thught I would post this press release I received from the Mass Republican Party just in case any of those Elizabeth Warren supporters would like to see who their girls friends are.
Thursday, October 18, 2012
Easy Choices Come November
Things are heating up in the political as we get closer to the November 6 elections. While here in Sturbridge there are no state races, right next door in Southbridge there is a contest for the Sixth Worcester District between incumbent Peter Durant (R-Spencer) and Kathleen Walker (D-Charlton).
Labels:
Elizabeth Warren,
Kathleen Walker,
Peter Durant,
Scott Brown,
sixth Worcester,
tea party movement
Wednesday, October 10, 2012
Remember Operation Tree Party
How many of you remember Operation Tree Party? Probably not a whole lot of people since the left decided to politicize it, but let me refresh your collective memories.
It's Not Just About Obama/Romney
Many in the tea party movement have seemed to forgotten all about local races, whether state wide or national. In 2010, almost every US Congress seat in Massachusetts was contested. True, we didn't win, but we certainly came closer than anyone would have thought. Why wasn't there ANY challengers in some of the districts? Is anyone running against McGovern, Neal? And how much do we really hear about the races which are contested? We hear plenty on Brown/warren (more on this later) but do we hear about Bielat/Kennedy? Tierny/Tisei? Tsongas/ and whoever is running against her?
As we inch closer and closer to election day, once again I feel the need to vent against some of my tea party members, on both the state and local levels.
Labels:
2012 elections,
Elizabeth Warren,
Massachusetts tea party,
Scott Brown,
Sean Bielat,
tea party movement
Tuesday, October 9, 2012
Save the Bird
To paraphrase a quote from a vice presidential debate many years ago: "I know Big-Bird and you sir, are no Big Bird." Of course that was what Lloyd Benson said to Dan Qualye when Qualye compared himself to John Kennedy. The question is, will either Joe Biden or Barack Obama use this line in an upcoming debate?
Labels:
2012 elections,
Barack Obama,
Mitt Romney,
PBS
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
And The Lies Continue
I suppose I could go over my same old arguments about how the majority of people have absolutely no idea what the tea party really is, but then why bother since I am convinced that most people are like sheep who believe what they are told by the mainstream media.
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