She's so Sarah!

I'm still holding onto Ashlee's B-day present, and since I already read it, I want to give you my copy of "Catastrophe," from Dick Morris. I just got "Culture of Corruption" by Michelle Malkin, and I cannot wait until I get Sarah Palin's new book around the 17th of November.

I love it! She's so being Sarah, the lefties don't know what to do. If only they had a shred of legitimate evidence to stand on. If only. She just totally faced the GOP when she dissed Dede Scozza-whatser-face, while stomping for the Conservative candidate. Guess what, the fake Republican ducked out, then flip-flopped, and ended up supporting the Democrat. But now it looks like she's got some serious egg on her face. Boo-hoo...

No more mushy, wishy-washy, namby-pampy, middle-of-the-road Republicans. That's why Sarah Palin is sooo scary. It's called the truth. It's called boldness. It's called refusal. It's called NO!

God bless Glenn Beck, he's the ONLY one who gets it. Barack Obama is by far and away more radical than Roosevelt or even Wilson. And if you know anything about their REAL history, those guys were some seriously radical progressives. Wilson incarcerated anyone who refused to accept his ideology, and Roosevelt used fear and false hope to keep him in office literally until he died. The Great Depression lasted over a decade because of Roosevelt's progressive ideology.

Don't turn your back on our freshman President, he's definitely on the other side. The proof is in the pudding.

The sad thing is that our schools twist our history into whatever meets their PC agenda. It's as if we, as adults, aren't capable, not smart enough to handle the naked truth.

George Washington said that debt is a symptom of laziness. If not by the sweat of the brow, then how?

You've got to see just how dead-on Dick Morris is about the so-called "stimulus package." Congress, (Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid,) let the Apollo Group, SCIU, and ACORN go wild with $787,000,000,000 borrowed from the Chinese. But who cares? Why waste a good crisis, when you can use it to do things you may not otherwise be able to.

Bill Ayers, Reverend Wright, George Soros, Tony Rezco, Van Jones, Cass Sunstein, Buffy Wicks, Anita Dunn, John Holdren, Mark Lloyd, Valerie Jarret, Rahm Emmanuel, David Axelrod, Andy Stern. And the list goes on, but no one seems to notice that everything they hold dear will soon be nothing but a fleeting memory.