Kieth Olberman In Drag

This is ridiculous! I ventured onto enemy territory last night and witnessed mind boggling stupidity. MSNBC is off its rocker. The " I hate George Bush" network is so full of contempt and hate, I'm amazed their heads don't explode right in front of the camera. Rachel Maddow is nothing more than an Olberman clone. Her show is on after Olberman's, and it's like Deja vu. Can't they come up with some variety? Rachel even uses a lot of the same mannerisms and voice inflexion as Olberman. Two clown's from the left, who just want to hate, hate, hate.

Kieth Olberman

New picture shown in Wikipedia under "Bozo".

Bigger Is Not Better

A government that is big enough to take care of everyone is also big enough to take everything away.

Don't believe the hype. Our government, especially the liberal side of our government is not looking out for you. They are not trying to help out the little guy. They are not "for the people." What they are interested in is more power. That means they need to grow to a point at which we just hand our paycheck over to them and let them take care of us.

These recent bailouts are not the right path to go down. This will give government more power over private industry. They want to dictate what types of cars the auto industry should make. They want to dictate the terms and types of loans people should have on their homes, and they want to try and take care of our health needs as well.

Wake up people. All this will come at a huge cost. The cost will be our income and our freedom.

Don't believe the hype. Stand on your own two feet. For better, or worse. I'd rather be dirt poor, than have the government "take care of me." If you think they would take good care of you, just visit your local Social Security Administration office, or the DMV.

Ben Stein is my hero today

Subject: Remarks made on a CBS Morning Show

I can only hope we find God again before it is too late!!

The following was written by Ben Stein and recited by him on CBS Sunday Morning
Commentary.

My confession:

I am a Jew, and every single one of my ancestors was Jewish. And it does not bother me even a little bit when people call those beautiful lit up, bejeweled trees, Christmas trees. I don't feel threatened. I don't feel discriminated against. That's what they are: Christmas trees.

It doesn't bother me a bit when people say, 'Merry Christmas' to me. I don't think they are slighting me or getting ready to put me in a ghetto. In fact, I kind of like it, it shows that we are all brothers and sisters celebrating this happy time of year. It doesn't bother me at all that there is a manger scene on display at a key intersection near my beach house in Malibu .. If people want a cross, it's just as fine with me as is the Menorah a few hundred yards away.

I don't like getting pushed around for being a Jew, and I don't think Christians like getting pushed around for being Christians. I think people who believe in God are sick and tired of getting pushed around, period. I have no idea where the concept came from that America is an explicitly atheist country. I can't find it in the Constitution and I don't like it being shoved down my throat.

Or maybe I can put it another way: where did the idea come from that we should worship celebrities and we aren't allowed to worship God as we understand Him? I guess that's a sign that I'm getting old, too.. But there are a lot of us who are wondering where these celebrities came from and where the America we knew went to.

In light of the many jokes we send to one another for a laugh, this is a little different: This is not intended to be a joke; it's not funny, it's intended to get you thinking.

Billy Graham's daughter was interviewed on the Early Show and Jane Clayson asked her 'How could God let something like this happen?' (regarding Katrina) Anne Graham gave an extremely profound and insightful response. She said, 'I believe God is deeply saddened by this, just as we are, but for years we've been telling God to get out of our schools, to get out of our government and to get out of our lives. And being the gentleman He is, I believe He has calmly backed out. How can we expect God to give us His blessing and His protection if we demand He leave us alone?'

In light of recent events. .. terrorists attack, school shootings, etc. I think it started when Madeleine Murray O'Hare (she was murdered, her body found a few years ago) complained she didn't want prayer in our schools, and we said OK.

Then someone said you better not read the Bible in school. The Bible says thou shalt not kill, thou shalt not steal, and love your neighbor as yourself. And we said OK.

Then Dr.. Benjamin Spock said we shouldn't spank our children when they misbehave because their little personalities would be warped and we might damage their self-esteem (Dr Spock's son committed suicide). We said an expert should know what he's talking about. And we said OK.Now we're asking ourselves why our children have no conscience, why they
don't know right from wrong, and why it doesn't bother them to kill strangers, their classmates, and themselves.

Probably, if we think about it long and hard enough, we can figure it out. I think it has a great deal to do with 'WE REAP WHAT WE SOW.'

Funny how simple it is for people to trash God and then wonder why the world's going to hell Funny how we believe what the newspapers say, but question what the Bible says. Funny how you can send 'jokes' through e-mail and they spread like wildfire but when you start sending messages regarding the Lord, people think twice about sharing. Funny how lewd, crude, vulgar and obscene articles pass freely through cyberspace, but public discussion of God is suppressed in the school and workplace.

Are you laughing yet?

Funny how when you forward this message, you will not send it to many on your address list because you're not sure what they believe, or what they will think of you for sending it.

Funny how we can be more worried about what other people think of us than what God thinks of us.

Pass it on if you think it has merit. If not then just discard it... no one will know you did. But, if you discard this thought process, don't sit back and complain about what bad shape the world is in.

My Best Regards, Honestly and respectfully,

Ben Stein

Political Correctness Gone Wild

Is it just me, or do we have a country that has gone way overboard to accommodate the Spanish speaking members of our society. Don't get me wrong. I am not a racist. I am not a hater. I just think we throw common sense out the window sometimes. Someone needs to do a study and calculate how much time and money we spend translating English to Spanish on our public documents and media.

The Dark Side

I took a trip this last week to the dark side. A place where all things are liberal. The San Francisco Bay area. I started out in Santa Cruz. The epicenter of the 60's Hippie movement. Yes, I saw my share of tie-dye T's, funny, fuzzy knit caps, unkempt hair and clothes, and eco-friendly statement cars (hey, what do they do with those batteries when their done with that car anyway). But after my tour of world liberal headquarters (San Francisco), the place where the Satan lives, (Gavin Newsom), (I don't even know how to spell his name). I was amazed to find that the whole place was not plastered with Obama murals and bumper stickers. Sure there were a few here and there, but it was nothing like I expected.

The only way I could rationalize this finding is I guess the fact that everyone up there is liberal, so they don't need to be so outspoken. Man! My town, Camarillo, was a real battle ground, complete with blow horns and brave people waving their IQ with their middle finger, from their car, at anyone that opposed their liberal agenda. Now there's tolerance for you.

Old School Conservative

The biggest scam in history

One thing Al Gore can take credit for, is promoting the biggest scam in history. A whole industry has derived from this scam, so it is not likely to go away easily. I'm obviously talking about global warming.

Is it good to conserve our energy resources? Of course it is. Is it a good idea to pollute less? obviously, the answer is yes. But, the left, headed by Al (I invented the Internet) Gore, has created "the sky is falling" type panic over these issues to promote himself, and create an industry supported by this false claim. This scam gets "scientific cred" because "scientists" paychecks depend on the perpetuation of the scam, so they come up with supposed data, and facts that support it. As with any scam, when you put the claims under a magnifying glass, the whole thing falls apart.

Remember the Y2K scare. Again, this was a scare tactic exploited by "computer consultants," who ultimately bilked billions of dollars from corporate America. It turned out to be a non-issue. The global warming scare is the same thing, times a million.

If you are sold on the Global Warming crisis, consider these two facts:

1. A close look at real climate data, shows that temperature readings around the globe have been falling. This is a trend that has been happening for a few years. Also, we have seen record snowfall in several areas of the globe.

2. One major volcano eruption creates more greenhouse gases than the entire existence of mankind has been able to produce.

Al Gore and his cronies need to take a "CHILL pill."

What the Heck?

OK, my blood is starting to simmer. I just heard on the radio that the no on 8 crowd are out to destroy the Utah image. Dang, those people need to take a chill pill. What can be so bad about conservative people from Utah? Oh, I forgot, that's the problem. They are conservative people from (white) Utah.

I would just like to ask one question - who are the real haters here?

If this stupidity persists, I think we should start an anti - anti prop 8 demonstration campaign.

Despicable Behavior

I can only describe the recent Prop 8 protests as despicable. How dare they march and protest in front of the Mormon churches and temples. Fact; the Mormon Church did not donate money to Yes on Prop 8. Fact; it's members did donate their own money. Fact; The Mormon population voting for Prop 8 amounts to 2% of the total yes votes.

So why are the gays targeting the Mormons? Because we are an easy target. We are passive, and it is OK in today's society to bash white Christians. Why aren't the gays protesting at black and Hispanic church's? They represent a huge portion of the yes vote. They don't because it is politically incorrect. They are chicken. They are acting like a bunch of spoiled children that didn't get their way. They are used to forwarding their agenda without much opposition, but this time conservatives have drawn the line. Don't mess with Marriage.

No matter how much we say this, it doesn't seem to sink in. We don't hate gays. This proposition does not take away any of their rights. This is not a gay, or civil rights issue. It is actually a freedom of religion issue. If Prop 8 did not pass, the ramifications of this proposition would greatly inhibit, and torment religious institutions, and their members.

Start Here

OK, lets get started. One lesson we can learn from this election is that the Republican party needs to re-invent itself. That doesn't mean we need to change our moral values, or the main platform. What I mean is, we need to get a new image. As you can tell from what happened last night, and throughout this election process, unfortunately, image, is more important than the issues, when it comes to getting elected. I think one of McCain's biggest liabilities was his age, and his image of being old school; an image he couldn't shake. The leaders of the republican party need to be younger, more vibrant, and closer to the generation growing up in the digital era.

The reason Sarah Palin is hated so much by the Democrats, and the left wing media, is because she is a major threat. That's why she is such a big target. She's not some old guy, who is part of the political establishment.

Barack Obama won, more because of his looks, and his presentation skills, than anything else.

Not this time

Well, the old silent majority didn't turn out to vote, like I thought, or they have move to the left. Unfortunately, I think the later is correct.

Now that Barack Obama has won, I'm going to do something you don't normally see from the lefty's. I'm going to respect Obama as my President. I'm not going to talk about him disrespectfully, or in a demeaning way. I will only challenge his decisions, or actions, when I feel like they need to be challenged, as every American has the right to do.

We're here!

OK, this is it. We are on the brink of success, or disaster. It looks like the exit polling doesn't show Obama running away with the election like they predicted. That is good news for McCain. His numbers are expected to get stronger as time wears on. We will soon see if my prediction of an upset comes true.

Liberal Elitism

Democrats are supposed to be the party for the "working class," right? They are the party of the masses. They are the party for the average "Joe."

I think someone needs to remind them of that because they are really working over Joe the Plumber.

How about that. Joe asks Obama a simple question, and he gets totally slammed by the press, not to mention rummaging through his trash. He gets investigations into his background, by democrat leaders of his state. Does this scare anyone else, but me? Is this what we have to look forward to in a Obama presidency?

I think it is safe to say that the Democrat Party is not about sticking up for the little guy. They are for taking care of themselves, and growing the government big enough to "take care" of everybody. The fact is, they are elitists. They have total disdain for anyone who does not subscribe to their far left, socialist views, which, by the way, most of middle America does not subscribe to. They want their votes, so they pretend to be all "down homie," but they aren't. If you didn't go to an Ivy League school, and get a law degree, you are a moron, who can't understand the complicated social/political environment.

If you don't believe me, here is a quote from Bill Maher, a far left leaning liberal, and somewhat of a spokesman for the cause:

"I think it's great that McCain has chosen this guy to be the exemplar of middle America, because, to me, "Joe the Plumber" proves exactly what I've been saying -- and many people have been saying for so long about the Republican Party in the modern era -- they take advantage. They prey on people like "Joe the Plumber," who don't really understand the issues."

Excuse me? Who is really praying on Joe the Plumber?
I'm pretty sure Barack Obama feels the same way, he just hasn't said it quite as plainly as Bill Maher.

I think there is a fair portion of Barack supporters that are kind of on the band wagon. If they really stopped and thought about the things he says, and the things he plans to do, they would change their minds. Unfortunately, most people are followers, and they will go the way the wind blows them. Right now, the wind is very strong, and its a liberal one.

By the way, I still think McCain has a chance.

Crossroads

In case you've been living under a rock, or in cave, or you've been a contestant on "Survivor," you need to know we (the country) is at a major crossroads. We are on the brink of a very important presidential election, and we are also going to vote on a proposition that is extremely precious to those of us in modern civilization that think marriage between a man and a woman is fundamental to a healthy moral society.

Proposition 8, is up there on the top of the list, in terms of importance. To me, it is more important than the price of gas, more important than our relations with foreign countries, even more important than the current economic crisis we are dealing with. I didn't list the person who becomes President of the United States, because I think that is almost equally as important, but for different reasons.

If proposition 8 does not pass, I believe we will be starting a trend of eroding moral values that will have a "snow ball" effect, and will be hard if not impossible to reverse.

What happens after that? If a person is attracted to youth, will they be allowed to marry? There is already an association that advocates relationships between men and boys, and they have been protected in the past by the ACLU. What if a person is attracted to animals? The list goes on. You know what I'm getting at. We have to hold the line on marriage, or it is curtains for a moral society as we know it.

This is not to mention all the other ramifications related to freedom of religion, personal worship and what is going to be taught in our schools, etc.

It's not politically correct to say it, but the gay lifestyle is a sexual perversion, and it always will be, whether it is excepted, or not. Don't think from that statement that I hate Gay's, I don't. I just don't agree with their lifestyle, and no one can make me think that it is OK to be that way. I'm a live and let live kind of person, but when someone tries to shove acceptance down my throat, it gets my hackles up. We are all being made to think there is something wrong with us, and we should feel guilty if we don't accept the gay lifestyle.

By the way, I'm pretty sure Prop 8 is going to pass.

Prop 8 is not about civil rights.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dRkHYD-RBcw

Thank you Mr. Lear

I'm going to defer this entry to Mr. Bill Lear (Lear Jets).

Dear friends,

I am truly astonished by the ignorance Obama supporters have displayed in their quest to get someone - ANYONE - into the White House.

Now, wait a minute. I can well understand your dislike or even hatred of our clown, GWB, but he is not the root cause of all of our problems. Our Congress is. And a change there would be welcomed by all. You ain't gonna get it done with Obama. You gotta fire the whole damnable crooked Congress.(Read my book, "BERNIE'S WAR!").

Perhaps I'm looking at all of this from a different perspective than you because my life experiences have been so different from yours. I'm 80-years old and have traveled the world where I've seen a great deal. I spent five years on active duty as a fighter pilot in the USAF and another seven years flying with the Air National Guard in California and Texas as well as a few years flying in the USAF Reserve. I spent three years on active duty in Germany flying Czech border patrol with "cold guns" in aircraft inferior to the MIG during the Korean "Police Action" when it was thought that Korea was a diversion for a Soviet invasion of Western Europe.

I lived abroad for a total of 28 years. Three years in Germany, twenty years in Switzerland and five years in Great Britain where I was based doing "spook" work for the U.S. behind the Iron Curtain before it fell. During that era of the Cold War I ventured to Moscow, Prague, Warsaw, Bucharest, Peshawar, Pakistan and Bulgaria posing as a Swiss French-speaking arms dealer purchasing weapons we surreptitiously supplied to the Afghani Mujahedeen in their successful fight against the Soviets - all of which came back to haunt us.

I've been there and done that and have had close associations with top government people in Germany, the Netherlands and Great Britain. I've had more foreign affair experience than Obama could ever dream of and, yet, wouldn't have the temerity to deign myself "Presidential" material; although I feel eminently more qualified to judge who would NOT be best for our country. My long-time world experience should count for something in my plea to you to abandon this miscreant flake. You will only be doing yourself and our country an enormous disservice if you persist in your support of this flash-in-the-pan opportunist. On this, you MUST trust me.

I've associated closely with European royalty and African politicians. I've traveled to the Far East to observe their cultures. My point is that Obama, although formally well educated and a brilliant orator, is a neophyte when it comes to understanding the world and is uniquely unqualified for the job as President of these great United States. His knowledge of economics is nil and his tax proposals absurd and life-threatening to the U.S. not only in economic terms but in preserving our national security as well. I don't want a "citizen of the world" to be President, I want a citizen of the good old USA to be President. Screw the rest of the world as they have well and truly screwed us. The time has come for us to awaken and start looking after ourselves. Now THAT would be CHANGE if that's what you're looking for.

While McCain has abstained from playing "the race-card", Obama is playing it to the hilt even though he's technically not an African-American. To qualify for this distinction you must be at least one-sixth black. Obama is only one-eighth. His father would be, as he was one-sixth. No, Obama is more Muslim than black yet he trades on his blackness.

The larger question I have about him is that we really don't know much about him other than what HE tells us, what we read on blogs and from some serious non-partisan investigators whose factual reports are, unfortunately, generally ignored and which receive precious little media exposure.

I, as a registered Independent, a military veteran and a patriot, beseech you to put aside party considerations and vote for the lesser of the two evils. Yes, I am NOT a McCain supporter, but he is, at least, not a flake, doesn't carry Muslim baggage and is a PROVEN hero and patriot WITH experience. It's not a party issue. It's all about electing the best we can trust with what we've got to work with. Mr. Obama is NOT that guy.

Please, please rethink your voting position. Thanks for reading my innermost thoughts. I care about all of you, but I care more about our country. Please help me to do both. William P. (Bill) Lear, Jr. lear@cfl.rr.com

Frustration Mounts

The closer we get to election day, the more I realize the lack of maturity, composure, and civility on the part of the people who lean left.

Two Examples:

First, I was making volunteer phone calls on behalf of Prop 8. I was calling to see if I could help people make an informed decision (in other words I was telling them to vote yes). The astonishing thing to me was the lack of interest in hearing the truth, on the part of the people who are against this proposition. It's like they didn't even care about the truth, or facts that conflicted with their opinion. I presented one gentlemen, in particular, with a given fact. He would not believe it. I told him it was a proven fact, and he categorically dismissed me because I am a Republican.

Second, I read a letter to the editor in a small local newspaper (the Acorn). This lady spewed out all the silly rhetoric which basically stated, if you are for Prop 8, you are anti-gay, you hate gays, and you live in the stone age.

Leftists, Democrat's, Secular Progressives, Socialists, Communists, whatever you want to call them. Their political and social belief system is their religion. That is why they can deny the truth, because they don't believe in what conservatives advocate. It's the equivalent of a Satan worshiper telling a Christian that Jesus didn't exist. It just does not compute. Not only does it not compute, but they have complete contempt for anyone who disagrees with their point of view. And these are supposed to be the people of tolerance and diversity. Oh, they are totally tolerant, as long as you fall in line with their way of thinking. If you don't, you are an infidel, that must be destroyed. Are they really tolerant?

They are so quick to call a conservative a hypocrite, when one falls into moral transgression. Do you see any hypocrisy on their part, when it comes to tolerance? Why was my "Yes On 8" yard sign stolen from my front lawn? Why do they want to shout down anyone who wants to express a differing opinion? Why the hatred of Sarah Palin. Tolerant? I think not. Hmmmm, where else have we seen people not being allowed to think for themselves? Where have we seen attempts to cut religion out of the moral fabric of society? Where else have we seen the government say "let us take care of you?" Hmm, let me think.

Thank You Dennis Prager

We are all aware of the spokespeople for the conservative right. For the most part, their theme is to rant about how loony the left is, how inadequate the Democrats in the Senate are, and, well you know how contentious the Presidential campaign is.

In the middle of all of this is a calm and relatively quiet gentleman named Dennis Prager. Dennis has a smooth calm about him. He hosts a syndicated radio show, and he is refreshingly positive and respectful to callers and guests he has on his show. I get the feeling that the difference between Dennis Prager, and the other personalities in his field, is that Dennis is very real. I don't get the feeling that he is putting on a show. He just seems to be a thoughtful person, and he gives others the respect that I'm sure he expects to receive. I think the key ingredient that Dennis has in his personal mix, is a love for people. That shows through, in the way he talks, and the way he responds to both people who agree, and people who disagree with him. Thanks Dennis, you are a class act.

Yes on Prop 8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y4nqtDrJI7A

Hope I Can Believe In

OK, I know, I'm just as tired about hearing about hope as you are. But my hope is a little different. My hope isn't some nebulous, undefined, intangible buzzword, that gets all the left wing wacko's excited beyond control. My hope is real. It is the hope that McCain still has a chance. I know we are only two weeks away, and nObama (no that isn't a typo) is leading in all the poles. Call me crazy. I still have hope. I pray every night, that this nation will not fall in the hands of those who don't love our Father in Heaven. I worry for all of us, if that does happen. Let's all take in a deep breath, take a good look at the two weeks we have ahead of us, and sprint toward the finish. We can't give up. Continue to open your mouth. Stand up for what you believe in. Maybe we will get a small little miracle. We need it so bad.

Yes on Prop 8 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-jc4ujp9Ok

Random Scene On SNL

Wow! The opening scene on Saturday Night Live was probably the most random ever. It started with the SNL cast member that plays Sarah Palin, then it cuts over to the Real Sarah Palin talking to, what's his name, the guy that runs SNL. Then Mark Wahlberg interrupts them, doesn't even acknowledge Sarah, and then walks off again, then Alec Baldwin shows up and ends up walking off, arm in arm, with Sarah. Then the Real Sarah ends the skit with the the famous "live from New York, it's Saturday night," announcement.

It was actually kind of nice to see people with very different political views, getting over themselves, and having some fun. Wouldn't it be nice, if we could all do a little more of that. My feeling is that there is extreme hatred on the left, and that probably isn't going to just go away. Why is it that way? Do you ever see conservatives showing up at a liberal meeting to disrupt the whole thing by screaming, and yelling, some protest? I think, we on the right, are just as passionate about our views as the left, but we don't get in their face about it.

Making Good Choices

It seems like a simple thing, if you want to be successful in life, if you want to do what is right, if you want to be a good example, if you want people to think of you as someone with integrity, then make good choices.

By “good choices,” I mean choose the good, or choose the right. One might think that a crafty business deal, that is to the detriment of others, is a good choice, and from a purely business perspective it would seem that it is. But is it? If you take into consideration, long-range planning, and a business term called “good will,” you can see that even in something as unemotional as business, choosing the right is always the best thing to do.

We all face many choices each day. Some of the choices we make may seem small and trivial, while others can have long-term effects on our lives, and others. If we make it a point each day, to recommit ourselves to choose the right, we can consciously make decisions that are good, and in so doing, we are helping our Father in Heaven build his kingdom here on earth.

Due to our recent surge in gas prices, I was making it a point to stay within the speed limit. I was doing this to try and decrease my gas consumption. As I was doing this, I realized that I never worried when I saw the highway patrol. One big blessing that comes from making good choices is the fact that you never have to worry about anyone finding out.

Let us hold back when we are angry. Let us not take advantage when we have the opportunity to do so. Let us make sacrifices for others. Let us love one another. Let us be honest in our dealings with our fellow men and women. Let us all make good choices.

Romans 5:19
For as by one man’s disobedience many were made sinners, so by the obedience of one shall many be made righteous.

All is not lost.

If you believe the news media and the poles, you would think Obama is going to be our next President. I'm not so sure. I think we will see an uprising from the "silent majority" like we have never seen before. There is too much at stake, and I think a lot of people will show up at the poles, who wouldn't otherwise go.

When you stop and think about the agenda of a very liberal President, backed by a liberal congress, it gets very scary. We will see an attack on traditional marriage, unborn children's right to life, and the right to worship freely, on a scale never before seen in this country.

Barak (failed policies and hope) Obama

This guy scares me. There are so many things people are willing to overlook because he is such an accomplished public speaker. Don't be fooled by the slick presentation. This guy is so far on the left, I bet he would love to see us all goose stepping to a big mural of him in Obama square. Did you know that he wants to compel Americans to perform 150 hours of community service, per year?

Is this the America we want?

Buyout Blues

I knew it. I was right. Unfortunately, being right, in this case is a bad thing. I never bought the "buyout." Hello! This is supposed to be a free market economy. The market will do the right thing every time, if it is allowed to do so. The government needs to just get out of the way. And who put Barnie Franks in charge? Just look at him. He's a buffoon. How did that guy get elected?

OK, I'm done ranting. I just have one more thing to say. Don't believe Barak (failed policies) Obama when he says deregulation caused this financial mess. He's doing the usual blame game. The fact is, this is all caused by pressure from the liberal establishment, on loan institutions, to fund loans to people who, under normal prudent lending practices, would not qualify. End of story.

GO SARAH!

Prop 8 must pass

I live in California, the golden state. This place would be paradise if we didn't have so many libs here. We have to pass prop 8. My time is short today, so I can't go into detail, but I would like to ask one question to those who may oppose prop 8, or those who are undecided.

Do you believe in religious freedom? If you don't, you're a lost cause, but if you do, really look into this proposition. The bottom line is that it will take away the freedom of religious people with conservative values. This isn't about being anti gay. It is about preserving the belief that marriage is ordained by God, and is defined as being between a man and a woman.

Start

This is the start of my blog. This blog will have mainly political content, along with a smattering of personal stuff mixed in. I will not a address any comments that contain innapropriate, or immoral content.

More to come.

Don't ya just love Sarah Palin? You go girl!