Friday, October 19, 2007

Stark: Bush Amused By Troops Dying

Left-wing Democrat Congressman Pete Stark claims that President Bush is amused by troops dying in Iraq.  Isn’t he in the party that is so invested in the killing of the troops that they are willing to hijack the mission with this silly Armenian Genocide resolution?

 

Here’s a study that says that claims that shorter people are less healthy because they have a “chip on their shoulder.”

 

Government security screeners at America’s airports are pathetically incompetent when it comes to stopping a bomb.  Maybe if they would look at the guy in the turban instead of the grandmothers they would be more successful.

 

Speaking of government incompetence, how about this story of a Mexican infected with tuberculosis who managed to cross the southern border 76 times?

 

Speaking of Mexicans, President Bush’s Press Secretary, Dana Perino, said that illegal Mexican aliens don’t want to live in America, they just want jobs here.  Just wait until there are enough Mexicans living here who want to retake their country.

 

A student at Hamline University was suspended for simply stating that the Virginia Tech massacre could have been prevented had students been allowed to carry concealed weapons.  Fortunately, Mercer is not that ridiculous, since I said the same thing in the spring.

 

Here’s Hillary Clinton’s latest welfare program proposal.  This time, it’s for the kids.  Proposals like this are why some are speculating that even Republican women might vote for Hillary.

 

President Bush may have historically low approval ratings, but Congress’ ratings are even lower—only 11%.  Why, then, do Americans still trust these people to give them healthcare?

 

Thank goodness Airhead America radio host Randi Rhodes wasn’t attacked.  That didn’t stop the left-wing conspiracy theorists from blaming conservatives.

 

Tales from socialized medicine:  a father in Britain had to deliver his child after his wife was turned away from government hospitals twice.

 

Here are some really twisted stories:  A government middle school in Maine is going to start offering contraception to its students after an outbreak of pregnancy, and a specialist on early childhood education in Norway thinks pre-schoolers should be allowed to explore their sexuality.  Why can’t we just let them be kids?

 

Smells associated with breast feeding can actually turn other women on.  Yet more reason to allow it in public.

 

Good news, guys:  having sex every day is good for a man’s fertility.

 

Cursing at work is actually good for employee morale.

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