It’s a thunderous Thursday….

And here is The News to start your day

And of course, in case you missed it, here is The News from yesterday

Also, check out The Layfield Report and InstaPundit for more news

Speaking of The Layfield Report, John Layfield is doing a 7 Summits for kids, where he will climb the highest mountain peak on each of the 7 continents. You can read up on it at these sites:

• WWE News: Former Champion John Layfield to Climb Seven Peaks on Seven Continents (from Bleacher Report)
• JBL's Seven Summits for Kids (from WWE.com)
• John Layfield to climb Seven Summits (from ESPN.com)

There has been a lot happening over on The Other McCain recently. In case you missed it, here is a rundown of some of the best of the best from the crazed minds of Robert Stacy McCain and Smitty:

• Anonymous Spokesman Barrett Brown Is Sane Enough to Stand Trial, Judge Rules
• CNN’s ‘Poorly Rated’ @Soledad_OBrien Will Lose Her Show Nobody Watched
• HookerGate: Is FBI Raid Connected to Menendez’s Dominican Jailbait Scandal?
• For A Nobel Peace Prize Winner, That President Sure Sows Some Strife
• Mayor Bloomberg: Ass Man
• Steubenville Update: Nodianos Video Will Not Be Used as Evidence at Rape Trial
• The Chicago Way (ED. NOTE: Yet another reason I am glad I left Chicago when I was younger)
• Israeli Jets Hit Convoy in Syria; Also, People Are Mean to Matt Lewis on Twitter

h/t to Diane Sori of The Patriot Factor for her Op-Ed entitled 'Don't mess with a soldier's mail, his money, or his chow'

My good friend Jackie Wellfonder of Raging Against the Rhetoric is rocking the boat in Maryland. Here is just a small sampling

• Ceding No Ground
• Change Is In The Air
• MDGOP Leadership Responds To My Blog Post

The highly underrated W.J.J. Hoge, one who I have followed for a few months on Twitter and also on his blog Hogewash, is doing a daily update on if Obama Junior (aka Colombian dictator Hugo Chavez) is Tango Uniform yet, and so far as of today he is still vertical

And that is all the news that is news for today. If you like what you have read, follow me on Twitter (@RickBulow1974) and also check out my two fan pages (Red, Right, and Blue as well as Rick Bulow, New Media) for more news and other interesting posts. Also, I am considering doing a Question and Answer session on this blog or my About blog if there is anything that is on your mind whether about me or about my politics. Feel free to send me a message through Twitter or Facebook and I will answer them as soon as possible. And if you like what you have read, feel free to hit the tip jar

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It’s a Terrific Tuesday

And here is The News to see you through it

ICYMI, here is The News from yesterday

h/t to The Other McCain for the piece on the foreign news the media does NOT want you to know

The Other McCain also puts out the 15 Lies of Liberalism that John Hawkins wrote on

Sarah Palin has left FOX News. What is next for her? Smitty over at The Other McCain had written an article where Breitbart.com interviewed Palin

Robert Stacy McCain had enough in his Shoe Leather Fund to attend the National Review Institute Summit in Washington DC this past weekend. Here are his entries form there:

• Fear and Loathing at the #NRISummit: Can We Survive the Sarcasm Deficit? – January 25
• Early Start for #UnsustaintableBarTab at the #NRISummit: Beer and Loathing – January 25
• Fear & Loathing #NRISummit: Scarborough 2016? – January 26
• Fear & Loathing Among the Conservative Intellectuals: A Stubborn Sense of Panic – January 28

Outside of The Other McCain, there have been other good entries across the blogosphere as well:

h/t to Melody Kite of “Perfection Under a Red Umbrella” for her piece on the adventures of a citizen lobbyist

A tip of the fedora to Karl Ushanka of ushanka.us for his piece on infrastructure enhancements

I see that #BrettKimberlin’s goon squad is at it again. Fortunately, W.J.J. Hoge’s son William IV has something to say about it

Yesterday marked the beginning of Super Bowl Week. The Super Bowl is this Sunday at the Superdome in New Orleans, and pits the San Francisco 49’ers and Baltimore Ravens. Kickoff is slated for 6:20 PM Eastern, but the Trash-talking is already beginning. Today is Super Bowl Media Day, and you never know what will be said or who will show up to do the interviews.

The WWE began their annual “Road to WrestleMania” Sunday night with the Royal Rumble. As of this writing there are 68 days until WrestleMania 29 which is being held in Met Life Stadium in New Jersey on April 7, with the Hall of Fame ceremony being held in Madison Square Garden on April 6. Much has happened to begin the Road to WrestleMania Sunday and last night. In case you missed it:

• Royal Rumble results from January 27 – Team Hell No retains WWE Tag Team titles, Alberto Del Rio retains the World Heavyweight title, Kofi Kingston finds another innovative way to avoid elimination in the Royal Rumble, John Cena earned the right to headline WrestleMania by winning the Royal Rumble match, Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson wins the WWE Championship
• WWE Monday Night Raw from January 28 – “RAW Roulette”, CM Punk claims he was robbed, Rock Celebration, Elimination Chamber Main event set, Cena announces he will battle the winner of Rock v. Punk at WrestleMania, Trish Stratus announced as third person (after Mick Foley and Bob Backlund) inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame, Brock Lesnar returns

I would like to thank AJ Reissig, author of Escape to Freedom: Book One in the FreedomRedux Series, for his appearance on Red, Right, and Blue Saturday afternoon. In case you missed it, check out the podcast.

And that is all the news that is news for today. Please be sure to check out my Radio Show page (Red, Right, and Blue) and also my New Media Page (Rick Bulow, New Media) as well as my Twitter feed (@RickBulow1974) for more news and wonderful tweets. And remember that if you like what you have read, hit the tip jar so I can work to expand the blogs and also get more news out to you.

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73rd Rant: Obama’s Second Inauguration and America’s Future

Well, the unthinkable which we had failed to prevent on November 6, 2012, had officially happened this past Sunday. We have 4 more years of Barack Obama. I say officially on Sunday because according to the Constitution January 20 is the official day when the President and Vice President begin their term, with the public inauguration occurring on Monday, January 21.  We already know what plans Obama has for the second term, and that which I had long feared might just occur in his second term, that in turning the Republic which the Founding Fathers had fought and died to create into an Empire like that of Soviet Russia a century ago or (even worse) like that which we had seen come about in Star Wars Episode III: The Revenge of the Sith. Granted, the latter is just a movie, but it is still powerful nevertheless.

If you had not seen that movie, there is a very interesting clip which has been removed on YouTube where Chancellor Palpatine was speaking to the Senate and spoke of the Jedi attack on him, thus leaving him scarred and deformed. However, he said his resolve had never been stronger and that ” in order to ensure our security and continuing stability, the Republic will be reorganized into the First Galactic Empire...for a safe and secure society!” The reply from Senator Padme Amidala is rather alarming, and possibly serves as a warning for us today: “So this is how liberty dies...with thunderous applause.”  Is there any way to prevent this from happening in our world today?

Fortunately, there might be a way. AJ Reissig has written a book entitled Escape to Freedom: Book One in the FreedomRedux Series. AJ lives in New Richmond, Ohio with his lovely wife Christina and children. Born in 1973, he grew up in the small river town of Moscow, Ohio. He is a graduate of the University of Cincinnati with a background in chemistry. After spending several years as an analyst in manufacturing, he began to pursue writing as a part-time freelancer. His hobbies include gardening, woodworking, home improvement, and anything outdoors.
AJ has long followed politics. Over the years, AJ has become increasingly disturbed by the trend toward big government in the United States. His novel series, FreedomRedux, revolves around a United States of the future that is governed by a totalitarian regime that is bent on world domination, and those who wish to restore the United States to the nation that the founding fathers intended. In 2011, he started the political blog FreedomRedux to express his libertarian political beliefs. In 2012, he founded Freedom Notes Press, LLC to publish political novels.

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The Weekend is here

But the News on the Other McCain is not. Not to fear, as there is a lot of other good reading material on the site:

• Fear and Loathing at the #NRISummit: Can We Survive the Sarcasm Deficit?
• The Roe v. Wade Inversion
• This Blog Votes We Accept @DarleenClick’s Apology
• New Federal Charges Filed Against Anonymous Spokesman Barrett Brown
• Gregory Kane Opines That Colin Powell Could Be A Latent Democrat
• Living Inside Your Head, Rent-Free (Editor’s Note: I find this song [Voices by Rev Theory] fitting for this article)
  
• Jimmy Buffett: Feminist Hero?
• Death By Criticism
• Complete Decadence

Outside of the many articles on The Other McCain, there have been other wonderful news articles

h/t to The Lonely Conservative for her entry on praising Pete Da Tech Guy

h/t to Diane Sori of The Patriot Factor for her Op-ed on arming our enemies with taxpayer money

It seems like The Judiciary is finally growing a set against Obama. Breaking: Federal Court Rules Obama Recess Appointments Unconstitutional

h/t to W.J.J. Hoge for his hard work in uncovering the #BrettKimberlin issue.  Today, he wrote the following: Cabin Boy #BillSchmalfeldt's Small Web Presence

I would like to wish Former Representative Lt. Col. Allen West (Republican from Florida’s then-22nd District) well on his upcoming project Next Generation TV. Here is his Weekly Update

Don’t forget to tune in to Red, Right, and Blue tomorrow on Own The Narrative as I interview AJ Reissig, author of Escape to Freedom, book one in the FreedomRedux series. We will also be giving away two books on the air as well. That is tomorrow at 1:30 PM Eastern, 12:30 PM Central.

And that’s all the news that is news. Don’t forget to check out and like my radio show fan page, as well as my Rick Bulow, New Media page. And also follow me on Twitter (@RickBulow1974) for more interesting news and Tweets.

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We are Thundering toward the weekend

And what better way to keep up with the thunder than The News?

And in case ya missed it, here is The News from yesterday

“No Budget, No Pay” had passed the House, and is on the way to the Senate. Former Presidential Candidate and Senator Rick Santorum (Republican from Pennsylvania) praised the passage (h/t Patriot Voices)

Presidential Election 2016 is off and running early, thanks to the Democrat fawning over Hillary yesterday. Here are a couple of snippets

• Let The 2016 Campaign Begin, With A Show Of ‘Support’ For Hillary (via The Other McCain)
• Sen. Boxer uses Benghazi hearing to launch Hillary Clinton’s 2016 campaign (via Twitchy)
• Hillary Clinton love-in continues during House testimony; ‘I wish you’d won the primary’ (via Twitchy)
• Hillary’s 2016 Campaign Off and Running (via Craig Andresen of The National Patriot)
• Chris Matthews on Clinton hearing: ‘Hillary, Hillary, Hillary — she never looked better’ (via The Daily Caller)

Robert Stacy McCain and Smitty over at The Other McCain had many good articles which I recommend in case you missed it

• Ask Michele Bachmann About CBS News Political Director John Dickerson
• ‘Patriotic Progressivism’, The Moron’s Oxymoron
• All My XXX’s Live in Texas
• Liberal Blogger: ‘How Dare You Smear Hillary by Quoting Her Accurately!’
• Hillary Gets Bitchy on Benghazi: ‘What Difference, at This Point, Does It Make?’

In case you missed it, Lee Stranahan made another appearance last night on TB-TV, the flagship show of Own The Narrative. If you missed the show, you can listen to it in it's entirety.

h/t to Becca Lower for her initial article on Viral Read: Joe Biden 2016?

Tune in tonight to Ballistic with Billie Cotter on Own The Narrative at 10 PM Eastern, 9 PM Central. And don’t forget to tune in to Red, Right, and Blue on Saturday at 1:30 PM Eastern, 12:30 PM Central, as I interview AJ Reissig, author of the book Escape to Freedom, Book one in the FreedomRedux series. There will be a giveaway of 2 books on the show as well, so do tune in and be entertained.

And that is all the news that is news. If you like what you have read, feel free to hit the tip jar to help with the upkeep of the blog and also feel free to send me any compliments and complaints to my email (rickbulow74@live.com) and also my Twitter account (@RickBulow1974),

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It’s a Tumultuous Tuesday

And here comes The News

ICYMI, here is yesterday’s version of The News

Also check out InstaPundit and The Layfield Report for more news if you need that news fix

Robert Stacy McCain hits the nail on the head when he says that Democrats hate us more than we hate them

Also on The Other McCain, Smitty has the truth about former Republican Representative and current MSNBC tool Joe Scarborough

h/t to Donald Douglas of American Power Blog for his piece on We the Government

Yesterday was the public fanboying over Obama for the second time. While I had it on in the background, I did not pay all that much attention to it, but do see that others had.

• Our long national nightmare is over
• Axelrod attempts to spin Obama’s partisan speech
• Former RNC Chair Steele rips GOP for skipping inauguration
• Mark Levin's inaugural day message: FIGHT!
• A Prophecy Fulfilled, Return of the King Watch Parties, and Barack Obama’s Inauguration
• The "Me Generation" on Inauguration Day (via Helen’s Page)
• #MSDNC’s Tingles Matthews compares #Inaug2013 speech to … Gettysburg Address
• Second Inaugural Blues
• Obama's Second Declaration of Political War

For you sports fans, it is that time that bracketologists love: Forecasting the 68 teams for March Madness

Now that Ray Lewis’ last game will be Super Bowl Sunday on Feb. 3, where does his curtain call rank?

This year, the Super Bowl is also known as the Harbaugh Bowl

ICYMI, here is this past Saturday’s episode of Red, Right, and Blue. Don’t forget this coming Saturday as I will be interviewing AJ Reissig, author of the wonderful book Escape to Freedom. We will also take your calls and (very possibly) have a giveaway of his book live on the air as well. Be sure not to miss it this Saturday at 1:30 PM Eastern on http://www.ownthenarrative.com/live

And that is all the news that is news. Check out my Twitter Feed (@RickBulow1974) for more news and wonderful tweets. Also, feel free to check out my radio fan page (Red, Right, and Blue) and also my new venture (Rick Bulow, New Media) and post any compliments, complaints, or any rotten produce you want to toss at me. Also, I am considering doing a question and answer video. If there is anything you want to know about me, feel free to ask me via my two Facebook Fan Pages or via Twitter and I will answer them in a very timely manner in a video.

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72nd Rant: An Open Letter to the Haters

I have picked up a lot of haters in my 38 years of being vertical and walking the earth. However, over the past three years that I had decided to actively blog about politics (as opposed to passively blog now and then) they had come out of the woodwork. Many would think that because I am a Conservative that it would come from the Liberals, but that is not the case. Roughly 95% of the haters had come from those who call themselves Conservative. The following goes out to them on behalf of myself and a few close friends:

Dear haters and other douchenozzles,

It is because of you and your egotistical bullshit that we are 24 – 48 hours from the coronation of Barack Obama. While I understand we each had different candidates through the Primaries, when Romney had the nomination all locked up in April we should have put our differences aside and supported him as the candidate to go up against Obama in November. However, that was not the case as had been mentioned on Red, Right, and Blue as well as this very blog on several occasions. Thanks to you, the Left had controlled the narrative and that led to Obama winning the White House for 4 more years.

Many of you had said that “a vote for Romney is a vote for Obama because they both believe the same thing.” I had disproven that as well because we had all seen how Obama hates America in many ways, more recently with the executive orders he signed this past Wednesday tightening gun control. On the other hand, if you had heard Romney with an open mind then you would know that he loves America and would do all he could in order to make this the best country on the earth.But you would not see that through your rose-colored glasses. We lost the White House not because of WHO we ran or HOW we ran, but rather because we were not a solid unit. Now, because we were not a solid unit, you better be prepared to see all that the Founding Fathers fought, bled, and died for crumble and America as we know it go to hell in a handbag even faster. I told you this is exactly what would happen, but you were so bull-headed that you could not see an inch from your own face.

I know you had told me to go back to my blog because I know nothing. I also know that you had told a few conservative BlogTalk Radio show hosts to get off the air and you have bragged that you ran off a couple of others. Well, you had not run us off but rather we are bigger and better than ever before. In the immortal words of Katy Abram to Arlen Specter, you have awakened a sleeping giant. We WILL NOT be denied. You might have run us off of BlogTalk Radio but you have NOT silenced us. We own the narrative because it is not just a fancy saying or something that can be turned off like a light switch. Rather, it is a way of life, something that is in us every second of our lives, and we are determined to make your lives a living hell the only way we know how. You might think that you have silenced us, but instead you have made our drive to take back America that much more in the fore. We are bound and determined to own and control the narrative. Whatever narrative we do not have, we will do all we can to take the narrative away from the liberals and also you haters. You are no better than the liberals. In fact, and I speak for myself on this, you are ALL liberals in my eyes!

Sincerely,

Richard P. (Rick) Bulow

A REAL American fighting for what’s right

I do not know about you, but the haters and douchenozzles had only given me more incentive to got to #WAR and ensure that I can do all I can to save this nation in 2014 and beyond. While the past is behind us, I will do all I can to learn from it and move ahead so as not to let the past repeat itself.

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It’s the Weekend

And here is The News to start the weekend off right

And ICYMI, here is Yesterday's News

h/t to Robert Stacy McCain for his piece on resigning from The Washington Times 5 years ago

And The Other McCain also has a good piece on the "Arab Spring" Consequences which led to Americans being held hostage in Algeria

It seems that  the wheels are falling off the Steubenville Rape Mess because The Other McCain uncovering the facts and Lee Stranahan reporting on it live from Steubenville.

And in speaking of Lee Stranahan reporting from Steubenville to dismantle the Rape Mess, it seems he has found the source of the lies. (possible source unmasked; story developing)

h/t to Diane Sori of The Patriot Factor for her Op-Ed today on Newtown...gun control's needed catalyst

h/t to Craig Andresen of The National Patriot for today’s Friday Fume

Twitchy reports an Alaska Airlines flight was SWAT-ted

h/t to Zilla of the Resistance for her piece on Part 2 of the Second Annual Zilla Awards. (Part One was written 2 weeks ago) When you have a chance, check out her blog and give her Tip Jar some love

Today is Neal Boortz’ last day as host of his radio show. I will write up a blog entry on this final Boortz show later. Take a listen to his farewell show HERE and also check out his final Nuze entries for his last show:

• That Day Has Come
• The Book
• And The Petition
• Turning Things Over To My Girls and Jamie
• Typing Through Tears (by Belinda Skelton, Boortz’ call screener)
• The Legend That Is Neal Boortz (by Cristina Gonzales, Boortz’ researcher)
• Saying Farewell to Neal Boortz (by Jamie Dupree, Cox Radio Network’s DC Bureau Chief)
• Last Word
• Essential Reading Assignments

While Boortz is riding off into the sunset for one final time today, Herman Cain (the purveyor of Cain TV) will be taking his place on Monday starting at 9 AM Eastern.

And that is all the news that is news for now. Feel free to follow me on Twitter (@RickBulow1974) for more news throughout the day as well as my #FollowFriday recommendations. Also, check out my other two blogs (my Red, Right, and Blue Radio blog and also my Conservative Blog) for more wisdom. And also hit the tip jar as I am working on updating the blogs and also a couple of other projects to make things better for my readers.

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It’s the middle of the week

And there has been a lot happening. Check it out in The News

And ICYMI, here is The News from yesterday

And check out Instapundit and The Layfield Report for more news

It looks like Allen West (Former Republican Congressman from Florida’s 22nd District; lost in the 2012 election to Patrick Murphy when the district was changed to the 18th due to redistricting) is going to be joining PJ Media as their Director of Next Generation Programming (h/t Becca Lower)

It seems the networks felt that Obama’s last Presser of his first term was more important than The Price Is Right.

For the second time in as many Congresses, the Constitution was read on the House floor yesterday. Unfortunately, it was not without drama for the second time in as many Congresses. Last time someone shouted “Birther!” during the reading of the second article. This time, it was someone yelling about assault rifles and abortion. (h/t Twitchy)

h/t to Sarah Rumpf for her piece on Marco Rubio's Op-Ed in USA Today demanding an end to "Washington's Reckless Spending"

The Sandy Relief bill came up for a vote in the House yesterday, and it passed in spite of almost 75% of the House Republicans voting against it because of the pork stuffed into it.

h/t to the Barracuda Brigade for the entry on the Journal News (New York) reporters not taking what they dish out

While The Barracuda Brigade’s entry was good, I like The Other McCain’s headline on the same incident better

And just as I thought I have no more reasons why I am happy I am not living in Chicago any more, this beaut from The Other McCain gives me more reason

It seems that #TeamKimberlin has a vested interest in the Steubenville rape case (read mess). Hogewash wants to know: “What is Team Kimberlin doing in Steubenville?”

h/t to The Other McCain for their piece on the non-facts in the Steubenville mess defaming the entire town

Lee Stranahan has many articles on the Steubenville mess. Two articles in particular are how everything we know about the Steubenville rape mess is wrong and a list of the news outlets talking about the Steubenville rape mess.

h/t to Diane Sori of The Patriot Factor for her piece on  Obama using the children as a photo-op when he announces his gun control plan

WWE Monday night Raw celebrated their 20th anniversary on the air Monday, ending with a brawl during The Rock Concert

Don’t forget to mark your calendars for Saturday, January 26 as I interview AJ Reissig, author of Escape to Freedom (book one in the FreedomRedux series), on Red, Right, and Blue at 1:30 PM Eastern. 12:30 PM Central

And that is all the news for today. For more, check out my Twitter feed (@RickBulow1974) throughout the day and also check out my Rick Bulow, New Media page.

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It’s another Manic Monday

Let’s get it started right with The News

And if that is not enough, check out InstaPundit and The Layfield Report for more of your news wonderment.

Here is yet another very interesting twist in the #BrettKimberlin saga: Apparently Neal Rauhauser was an FBI informant. Or was he?

I had not heard Jimmie Bise’s radio show. However, I had been to his website and I have to say it is a good site for someone to Instalanche on!

A major h/t to Robert Stacy McCain for his piece on what depression is and isn’t. (NOTE: This is a very helpful article especially as my family has had bouts of depression. I have even had a short fling with it now and then)

In brighter news, I would like to thank The Other McCain for awarding me with the Full Metal Jacket Reach Around Award for the second straight week. If you want to know what the Full Metal Jacket Reach Around Award is and how you can get the award, read the ever popular piece “How to Get a Million Hits on Your Blog in Less Than a Year” (from his old blog at http://rsmccain.blogspot.com) and you can see your blog stats rise exponentially.

h/t to Sarah Rumpf for her piece on being #10 out of the top 25 tweeters on the Massachusetts Politics (#MaPoli) hashtag (also mad props to John LaRosa of 4Tier Consulting Strategies fame for being #5 on that list as well)

And it seems the esteemed W.J.J. Hoge is riling up the Kimberlin trolls again with his piece on Team Kimberlin spreads its tentacles

h/t to Diane Sori of The Patriot Factor for her Op-Ed entitled “Barack HUSSEIN Obama...a firearm dealer's dream come true”

The first ever wrestling PPV was last night. Who walked away with the wins and the championships from TNA Genesis?

Tonight WWE Monday Night RAW celebrates 20 years of being on the air. Before tuning in to USA Network at 8 PM Eastern, 7 PM Central, tonight, check out the 5-point preview

In case you missed it, check out Red, Right, and Blue from this past Saturday.

And that’s all for the news today. If you want more news follow me on Twitter (@RickBulow1974) and also check out my Facebook Profile as well. Also, do not forget the special episode of Red, Right, and Blue on January 26 when I will be interviewing AJ Reissig, author of Escape to Freedom. You can purchase the book in paperback or in Kindle. Also, don’t forget to hit the tip jar and help me grow this blog and other projects I have.

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71st Rant: An Apology to the Founding Fathers

My friend Laurin Moreno had written something on December 15, 2012, which really put things in perspective nowadays.

Dear Founding Fathers:
 
I’m sorry that after all we have been through as a nation that we cannot see when something is wrong under our very eyes.
 
I’m sorry that we have become so dependent on government instead of on ourselves.
 
I’m sorry that we care more for our enemies overseas than we do our allies.
 
I’m sorry that in times of tragedy that people will use their political beliefs to get their agendas across.
 
I’m sorry that we have been so arrogant as a Nation, thinking that nothing or no one will harm us.
 
I’m sorry that we are electing people to Office without vetting them.
 
I’m sorry that we have come to a point where free speech is considered a hate crime.
 
I’m sorry for those who think we are on the right track when we are coming so close to falling off a cliff, financially, economically, and morally.
 
I’m sorry that good is being called evil and that evil is being called good.
 
I’m sorry that people who live today do not realize the struggles you all went through to get yourselves from under the thumb of the British and make America what it is today.
 
I’m sorry that we have become a nation where we can sit back and watch someone die without even trying to help them.
 
I’m sorry that we are fast becoming the government from which you fought so hard to break away.
 
I’m sorry that we have a president who has been spitting on the Constitution ever since…ever since before he got into Office and after. In his opinion, the Constitution is flawed.
 
I’m sorry that after such tragedies like Fort Hood, Operation Fast and Furious, the oil spill in Florida, the theater shooting in Colorado, the death of Team SEAL Six, Benghazi, and just recently the shooting in an elementary school in Connecticut, that people still can’t see our President as someone who is only looking out for himself.
 
I’m sorry that we elected a president whose background includes: growing up around those who worshiped terrorism, racism, socialism, communism, Marxism, and Saul Alinsky. Add to that the fact that anyone who knew the president for what he really is and who tried to come forward and warn U.S. citizens, especially when he was running for President the first time, have been killed, or have disappeared.
 
I’m sorry we have a president who apologizes to other countries for America being America.
 
I’m sorry we have a president who supplies our enemies with OUR weapons.
 
I’m sorry we have a president who gets our men and women in uniform killed because he keeps bowing to our enemies and making their missions much more dangerous with ridiculous Rules of Engagement.
 
I’m sorry we have a president, a Senate, and a House of Representatives who continue to dig our country even deeper into debt while imposing disastrous regulations on small businesses while catering to big businesses, forcing banks to make "bad loans" in order to be ALLOWED to expand and in the process killing American jobs.
 
I’m sorry that we try to see the good in people—especially our elected officials-- when, day after day, year after year, they continue to intentionally hurt America and its people emotionally and physically.
 
I’m sorry that ignorance, stupidity, and gullibility is the new norm.
 
I’m sorry that the murdering of the unborn is just all right, when in the Declaration of Independence it clearly states that people have the right to LIFE, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
 
I’m sorry that even America’s most patriotic people can’t even see the evil that pervades most of our elected officials, especially our current president who is the most evil, anti-America president that we have ever had.
 
I’m sorry that U.S. citizens take their rights-something that most countries do not have—for granted.
 
I’m sorry that, instead of telling people of certain religions and ethnic backgrounds to integrate, we have to treat them like they are someone special.
 
I’m sorry that hardworking, law-abiding citizens are having everything taken from them by those who do the opposite.
 
Most of all, I’m sorry that everything you all have fought and died for is being thrown away, daily. If all of you were here right now, you would probably look at us in disgust and think, ”If we knew America was going to be like this, we would not have ever broken away from Britain.”

 

No truer words have been spoken. She had summed up in 739 words what many have tried to say in in the past 20 years. America is suffering, and the Founders are probably spinning in their graves seeing the once beautiful country that they bled and died for being turned into the despotic cesspool that it is now, no thanks to Obama and his cronies. We need to do all that we can to take this country back. Everyone should ask themselves one question which I had spoken of in my most recent rant: Will you give up, or will you fight on?

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The weekend is upon us

And so too is The News

ICYMI: here is yesterday’s news

And if that is not enough, check out InstaPundit and The Layfield Report for more of your news wonderment.

It seems like CNN (and Piers Morgan in particular) has not had a good week with guests. Check these out:

• Piers Morgan with tinfoil nut Alex Jones (via The Other McCain)
• Joshua Boston with a 2-for-1 sale on owning CNN flunkies Piers Morgan and Randi Kaye
• Piers Morgan gets owned by Breitbart’s Ben Shapiro (posted by many)
  • The Right Scoop
  • Joel Pollak of Breitbart (Big Government)
  • Breitbart TV (transcript included)

The ever popular Hogewash! has done it again with his in-depth articles about #BrettKimberlin. This time W.J.J. Hoge dealt with the Dread Pirate Kimberlin and perjury. Check these out:

• Dread Pirate #BrettKimberlin and Perjury
• Dread Pirate #BrettKimberlin and Perjury 2
• Dread Pirate #BrettKimberlin and Perjury 3
• Dread Pirate #BrettKimberlin and Perjury 4
• Dread Pirate #BrettKimberlin and Perjury 5
• Dread Pirate #BrettKimberlin and Perjury 6
• Dread Pirate #BrettKimberlin and Perjury 7
• Dread Pirate #BrettKimberlin and Perjury 8
• Dread Pirate #BrettKimberlin and Perjury 9
• Dread Pirate #BrettKimberlin and Perjury 10

h/t to Zilla Stevenson (Zilla of the Resistance) for her piece on “I gotta be me!”

Tomorrow I will be speaking on more of the mess with Piers Morgan as well as the ObamaCare provision banning gun registration. I will also talk about the new Twitter hashtag #TGDN and there is also more on the Facebook vs. Conservatives controversy. Join me with my co-host Billie Cotter for Red, Right, and Blue tomorrow at 1:30 PM Eastern on Own The Narrative. Also, do not forget to mark your calendars for January 26 as I will be spending the entire show interviewing AJ Reissig, author of Escape to Freedom, book 1 in the FreedomRedux series.

And that is all the news that is news. I will be posting more on Twitter (@RickBulow1974) throughout the day if you want more. Also, feel free to check out my message board as I have posted all of the Founding Documents that made America the best country ever. And if you had not done so already, check out my Rick Bulow, New Media  fan page. And of course, hit the tip jar if you enjoy what you read here and on my other two blogs.

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It’s all downhill from here for the week

And here is The News to get your day going

I have not read Gawker, but this piece from The Other McCain tells me it is a good thing I do not

Ben Shapiro was on Sean Hannity’s TV show last night, and brought up the Left’s biggest bullies

Could Elizabeth Warren be really behind the whole Occupy Wall Street movement? Read this guest post and decide

h/t to Diane Sori of The Patriot Factor for exposing the Facebook censoring conservatives recently

h/t to Jackie Wellfonder of Raging Against the Rhetoric for her piece on  the perfect job for Social Media Addicts

h/t to Sarah Rumpf of Sunshine State Sarah for her piece on what Honey Boo Boo's mom does better than Congress

h/t to Judson Phillips for his piece on it's time to be the party of no

Tune in to Red, Right, and Blue this Saturday at 1:30 PM Eastern on Own The Narrative. We will be discussing the Hagel and Brennan picks, as well as more on Facebook censoring conservatives and also a new project on Twitter by Todd Kincannon called Twitter Gulag Defense Network (#TGDN)

And that is all for the news today. If you have any questions, comments, rotten produce you want to toss at me, please contact me at rickbulow74@live.com, hit me up on Twitter (@RickBulow1974 or @RickBulow74) or leave a note on Facebook (Red, Right, and Blue or Rick Bulow, New Media) and I will answer it as quickly as possible. You can also visit my board at http://rickbulow1974.freesmfhosting.com as well.

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As they say, the early bird….

gets The News

A new year, the same old boring tripe from Debbie Wasserman Schultz aka #DumbDeb, #DitzyDebbie, #KennyGWithBreasts (h/t to Neal Boortz for that nickname), and #BaghdadDebbie (I got the nickname from Saddam’s communications director during the second Iraq War who the comedians referred to as Baghdad Bob. After all, I think that nickname fits her rather well as does the pic)

Much to the delight of Conservatives and the chagrin of liberals, The Tea Party is not going anywhere

It seems that Governor Neil Abercrombie (Democrat of Hawaii) stirred a hornet’s nest with his appointment of Brian Schatz (Democrat Lieutenant Governor) to replace Daniel Inouye and not Rep. Colleen Hanabusa (Democrat from Hawaii’s 1^st district) as Senator of Hawaii

Looking to replace Congressman Jesse Jackson Jr. to represent Illinois’ 2^nd District? The filing deadline has closed

For the armchair political pundit, here is your Guide to the 2014 Senate races

Denny Rehberg (Republican and former Montana Representative for the entire state) and Heather Wilson (Republican and former New Mexico Representative from the 1^st District) say they are done with politics

Congratulations to the Alabama Crimson Tide for their blowout of the Notre Dame Fighting Irish in last night’s Bowl Championship Series in Miami.

I wonder what the BCS game would get in the ratings when it went head to head against Monday Night RAW which was live from Tampa and featured Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson who will face C.M. Punk at the Royal Rumble January 27 in Phoenix, Arizona. (I missed both, but as I am a huge wrestling fan ever since 1984 I would have watched WWE RAW as it might be sports entertainment (I have on occasion referred to it as a male soap opera) but it makes for some interesting discussions.

And that is all that is news today. I might not spend a lot of time on Twitter today due to my eye doctor appointment and then celebrate Christmas late with my sister and brother in law (who are in town from Northern Virginia) but I will be working on my “Red, Right, and Blue” and also my “Rick Bulow, New Media” pages throughout the day. Feel free to check them out and give them a like. I might also work on my message board as my sister will be working and will not be home until about 5 or 6 PM Eastern.

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It’s the beginning of a new work week

And if you missed anything, check out The News from The Other McCain.

And as if that is not enough, you can always check out what Glenn “The Instapundit” Reynolds has on his site

h/t to Erica Coyle (aka The Patriotic Nurse) for her piece on Obama’s State of the Union Address falling on Groundhog Day this year. (NOTE: Isn’t every day Obama is President considered Groundhog Day? After all, we experience the same bolshoi from the un-American Obama Administration daily!)

Lately there has been a rash of Conservatives having troubles on Facebook for posting. Here are three of the articles on that.

• Facebook’s Anti Social Assault on Conservatives by Craig Andresen of The National Patriot
• FB...silencing conservative voices by Diane Sori of The Patriot Factor
• Is Facebook actively censoring conservative bloggers? by Joe Newby of The Spokane Conservative Examiner

I had gotten word yesterday (via Becca Lower which you can read at this link) that there was a Blogger in trouble. While she might be out of trouble now, it does not hurt to give her a hand if at all possible.

And in speaking of the Blogger in trouble, it seems that someone is out to cause more trouble for her. (h/t Becca Lower of Lowering The Boom)

It turns out that the attempted coup against Boehner was larger than first thought

Judge Jeanine Pirro is on the prowl against the Journal News for posting addresses of gun owners

It seems that not all Democrats favor Obama’s gun control proposals

However, most Democrats want more taxes and no tax cuts

For those of you on Twitter, there is a new hashtag called #TGDN out which was started by Todd Kincannon yesterday. Check it out and join up if you like.

The Grand Re-Opening of my show Red, Right, and Blue was this past Saturday. In case you missed it live you missed out on a lot. Fortunately for you, there is a podcast available. I will be having a special show on January 26 when I will be interviewing AJ Reissig - the author of Escape to Freedom, the first book in the FreedomRedux series - for the entire two hours. You can find more about the book at http://www.freedomredux.com.

That is all the news that is news for this morning. I will be tweeting out more news on Twitter (@RickBulow1974) throughout the day. Feel free to also check out my Rick Bulow, New Media page as well.

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The Weekend is upon us…

And so is The News

h/t to The Lonely Conservative for her piece on the Unemployment Rate for December

If you give a liberal an inch, they take a mile. (h/t The Other McCain)

h/t to Becca Lower for her piece on the Speaker vote in the 113th House of Representatives

And my good friend Cecil Brown has some good art. For instance, he made a couple of good drawings of Boehner and Cantor. (h/t Becca Lower)

Apparently, according to The Lonely Conservative, Slobbering Barney Frank (h/t Neal Boortz for the nickname) is not done ruining DC. He now wants to ruin the Senate.

h/t to Goldwater Gal for her piece on The Delusional Right-Wing and the GOP.

And here is a happy 1st anniversary to the Goldwater Gal website!

Here’s yet another case of a black Liberal bashing a black conservative.

the battle over the past month about the fiscal cliff hurt the middle class the most. (h/t Michelle Malkin)

Hope all can tune in to Red, Right, and Blue tomorrow afternoon at 1:30 PM Eastern as I debut from a new site!

And that is all that is news for today. Check out my Twitter (@RickBulow1974) for more news and also other information. Also, feel free to like the latest project I am working on. Remember that most of these projects do not come free, so please hit the tip jar and help me get these projects off the ground!

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No matter the weather or time

The News never sleeps.
House Speaker John Boehner may say he is through with one-on-one discussions with Obama, but we will find out at noon Eastern today if he is done as Speaker
In the “no big surprise” column, Al Jazeera buys Al Gore’s Current TV. (I cannot resist a joke here. Will it now be called Al JaGOREa?)
Maybe Mark Steyn is right. The Fiscal Cliff signaled the end of the American Era.
h/t to Diane Sori of The Patriot Factor for her Op-Ed: 85 Republicans should just put a 'D' after their names
It looks like Diane Feinstein will have an opponent to her anti-gun legislation bill she is going to propose in the 113th Congress. (h/t Jackie Wellfonder via The Other McCain)
h/t to Jackie Wellfonder for her piece on The Flesh and Blood of America
Michelle Malkin’s blog has a very interesting fact about the Senate Fiscal Cliff bill: Senators received 154-page fiscal cliff bill 3 minutes before voting on it. (by Doug Powers)
Goldwater Gal’s blog has a very interesting piece (by George Neat) on the future of America.
Join me this Saturday at 1:30 PM Eastern for Red, Right, and Blue as I have moved to another network.
And that is all the news that is news for now. I will be dropping more news links in my Twitter feed throughout the day (@RickBulow1974) so look there for more news. Also as I had just mentioned, check out Red, Right, and Blue this Saturday at 1:30 PM Eastern on a different network. Also, feel free to hit the tip jar as maintaining a blog (and also starting a network) takes a lot of work.

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70th Rant: Time to give up or time to fight on?

Last night the House voted to pass the Fiscal Cliff deal, thereby slapping the American People in the face. In fact, Speaker John Boehner (Republican from Ohio’s 8th Congressional District) voted for the deal (thereby proving that he deserved the title of Schmuck of the Week on Red, Right, and Blue for December 8, 2012) as well as Budget Chairman Paul Ryan (Republican from Wisconsin’s 1^st Congressional District) while House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (Republican from Virginia's 7^th congressional district) and House Majority Whip Kevin McCarthy (Republican from California's 22^nd congressional district) voted against the deal, thereby dividing the House Leadership and also possibly firing Boehner as Speaker.

This whole fiscal cliff debacle reminds me of the most recent issue of the Imprimis newsletter from Hillsdale College. In it Dr. Larry Arnn, President of Hillsdale, had posted his interview on the Hugh Hewitt show from November 7. There was a very interesting dialogue at the beginning of the newsletter in which Hewitt had mentioned that “there are a lot of people who are close to saying “game over,” who are tempted now to retreat from politics—to go do missionary
work, for instance—and give up on the republic. But you have made your life’s work the studying of leaders who have refused to do that.” Dr. Arnn’s answer is one in which many people should read many times and commit it to memory.

That’s right. And the reason you can’t do that, by the way—the reason you can’t retreat into private life and give up on politics—is that the cost of doing it is overwhelming. If you don’t live under good laws, life becomes truncated and less happy, injustice becomes customary, civilization is compromised. And one
cannot acquiesce in that. One has to be involved. And since politics is natural to us—man is essentially political, as Aristotle says—and since we do live in the greatest modern country—founded that way at least—we owe it a lot. And many of the people who have seen the republic
through to where we are today have gone through things that are worse than this. So first of all, it’s a duty not to give up. But second, there are good reasons to
know that the game isn’t over.

When pressed by Hugh what he meant, Dr. Arnn went on to say,

One of them is that the election is shot through with contradictions. The obvious contradiction is that we have a divided government. The presidency and the Senate are in the hands of one party, and the House of Representatives and most governorships are in the hands of the other. A second contradiction is that a large majority of people continued to say in the exit polls that they were against raising taxes in order to cut the deficit.
One might be cynical and put that down to an irresponsible refusal to pay for existing benefits—to get more and more “free stuff.” But for a long time now, opinion polls have pointed towards the existence of a broad majority of Americans who favor smaller government. This obviously contradicts the re-election of the president and the Democratic gains in the Senate. The
country is still a house divided against itself, and that’s dangerous. But it doesn’t mean that there’s been a resolution. It means in fact the opposite: there is not a
resolution. That resolution still has to be made, and the making of it lies ahead of us, and not behind us.

Dr. Arnn went on to say that Reagan and Churchill were “two statesmen that regarded the Soviet Union as weak, even at the height of its power, because it was built on self-contradictory propositions and its system led to obvious and repeated injustices.”

You can read the entire interview here and also subscribe to Imprimis for free here. I strongly recommend subscribing to Imprimis as it brings the best and brightest from well-known politicians, columnists, and radio hosts like Thomas Sowell, Mark Steyn, John Bolton, Margaret Thatcher, Mark Helperin, and others. The main question here is, “will you give up, or will you fight on?”

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It’s a New Year…

And here is a new entry on The News from The Other McCain

And in speaking of The Other McCain, a tip of the hat on their coverage on The Fiscal Cliff with the following articles:

• House Passes Fiscal-Cliff Deal 257-167
• Fiscal-Cliff Kabuki nears final scene
• ‘Fiscal Cliff’ Deal Rumored; Obama Supporters Cheer Tax Increases on Rich
• Two Weeks Until Christmas and Three Weeks Until ‘Fiscal Cliff’
• Happy Fiscal Cliff Holidays

Speaking of The Fiscal Cliff, I had found a very interesting piece by Candi Goldman of Ponytail Patriots which puts it ALL in perspective

Here is a timeline of the Fiscal Cliff Showdown from The Hill.

I also have to give a tip of the hat to W.J.J. Hoge of Hogewash for his WONDERFUL series on the #BrettKimberlin issue. In case you missed it, here they are:

• Dread Pirate #BrettKimberlin: Year in Review 1 (The Beginning)
• Dread Pirate #BrettKimberlin: Year in Review 2 (The first Peace Order in the Kimberlin v. Walker case
• Dread Pirate #Brett Kimberlin: Year in Review 3 (The Injustice)*
• Dread Pirate #BrettKimberlin: Year in Review 4 (The Revenge)
• Dread Pirate #BrettKimberlin: Year in Review 5 (The Downfall of Kimberlin Continues)
• Dread Pirate #BrettKimberlin: Year in Review 6 (The Seth Allen case goes sour for Kimberlin)
• Dread Pirate #BrettKimberlin: Year in Review 7 (The defenders of Kimberlin)
• Dread Musician #BrettKimberlin: Year in Review (The Musicianship of Kimberlin)

(*Here is a brief note on the Dread Pirate Kimberlin series. Hoge said that the Vaughey ruling, where he told Walker not to blog, tweet, smoke signal, or whatever about Kimberlin, earned Kimberlin the nomination for The Second Annual Popehat “Censorious Asshat of the Year” Poll. No big surprise in the Vaughey ruling earning Kimberlin the nomination OR the fact that Kimberlin ran away with the win in the poll, getting 42% of the votes and getting more votes than the next 4 nominees COMBINED.)

And the #BrettKimberlin parade continues with the latest article from the esteemed Mr. Hoge: Dread Pirate #BrettKimberlin and Perjury

h/t to Becca Lower of Lowering The Boom for her article on “The REAL Person of the Year? Andrew Breitbart” (I had read the article she is referencing. It is fantastic, and the author in the piece deserves a follow or three on Twitter. I did.)

There are two pieces that make me glad I left Chicago in 1987 and only go back to visit:

• “Entire [Jesse] Jackson Family” Selling Out Black Chicagoans: Black Activist (from Lowering The Boom)
• The Chicago Way: Obamaland Reports 500 Homicides (So Far) This Year (from The Other McCain)

Attention Sports Fans: Now you can get your Sports Fix on Breitbart Sports.

There are 4 more days until the Grand Opening of Conservative Nation Radio’s new website. Come check it out and be a part of history.

And that is all of the news that is news for today. I hope you had a wonderful New Year’s celebration. Stay tuned to this blog as there are other projects coming out in 2013 which is destined to blow the roof off. Basically, the liberals and other people will not know what hit them when I unleash a few projects from my crazed mind. Of course, none of these will get off the ground without help from you, so feel free to hit the tip jar and lend me a hand in getting these projects going.

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