Monthly Archives: June 2010
Taking a Bit of Respite…
…to a remote, secure location, the coordinates for which are disclosed on a need-to-know basis. That said, it will be quiet here (and on Twitter) for quite a while (at least on the part of Jacksonian Lawyer). It will be good to … Continue reading
Filed under Miscellany, News
Flashback on Obama…
…who, back in May of this year (2010), proclaimed he is completely inept and impotent such that he doesn’t know how to work an iPod, who bemoaned the fact that information is readily available on the internet and, truthfully, just … Continue reading
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More on Socialist SCOTUS nominee Elena Kagan…
…and her outcome-based jurisprudence which she will, no doubt, bring to the SCOTUS: “In Supreme Court Work, Early Views of Kagan“
Filed under Local Politics, News, Politics, US Politics
Still more California Schools pushing Leftist Agenda…
First there was Live Oak High School in Morgan Hill, California which sent students home for wearing t-shirts bearing the American Flag, under the auspices that wearing such shirts would incite violence. Then there was Ron Gochez (a Los Angeles … Continue reading
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“Black Panthers” urge for war against Tea Party…
….Chairman Paris Lewis a/k/a “Malik Zulu Shabazz,” in a recent “National Black Power Convention” promotional video, rants: “With the rise of the Tea Party, the white-right and other racist forces. With gun sales nationwide at an all time high amongst … Continue reading
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The Agitator-in-Chief
Another great article over at American Thinker, this time from Chad Stafko: The Agitator-in-Chief.
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“The Smallest President”…
…an excellent article this morning from Geoffrey P. Hunt over at American Thinker: “Would someone remind us again why the nation elected this man to be president?”
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