…makes an interesting point:
In the age of Obama, viagra generic patient will Americans of African descent continue to live by antiquated racial policies when it comes to the adoption of children of color?
If Obama can be raised by a white mother and white grandparents and go on to be elected to the highest office in the land, viagra usa what excuse can black zealots offer for blocking the adoption of black children to white parents?
2 comments November 20th, 2008
Because than I could have a post with the headline:
“Show Me a Racist State!”
And link to this article: McCain Defeats Obama in Missouri.
Add comment November 19th, 2008
I was using Google Reader to and imagine my surprise when I found a post from Uppity Wisconsin explaining how to remove the Digital Rights Management from songs bought from the iTunes store.
I was even more surprised when I clicked through to the story and discovered that they’d scrubbed the post from their site.
I guess song piracy proved too problematic for these Uppity Progressives. ;)
4 comments November 19th, 2008
…but it could have:
Was down talking to friends two friends, cialis canada troche military historians who are museum curators. One has a son in the Army. He was until recently on the Korean DMZ, which is more of a no-man’s land, esp. at night.
They’re on a night patrol, about 2 AM, 20 below zero. Coming toward them they can hear, and barely see, are a party of NK refugees, fleeing NK infantry, who are firing on them. Americans move up, and he sees a tiny 4 yr old girl coming toward him thru the gunfire. He grabs her, throws her to the ground, goes prone and rests his M-4 over her back, and opens up. Two NKs go down and the rest flee. They find the two NKs dead the next day.
My friend told his son 70-80 years from now when we’re all gone, that little girl will be telling her great grandkids about you. Every family got its freedom differently. A lot came thru Ellis Island or wherever. This girl’s family got theirs at 2 AM in the DMZ, figuring all hope was lost when American soldiers appeared in the night. She felt the rifle bouncing on her back and smelled the powder smoke as the American cut their pursuers down in the darkness.
1 comment November 15th, 2008
…to Little Miss Sunshine’s assertion that:
Facebook should still remain a college-student tool. And if you’re a few years out of college, viagra usa seek that’s ok too.
But what’s with all the older people getting on? Parents and grandparents… it’s awkward and weird.
I’d like to say:
What are all you youngsters even doing on the Internet?
Us old guys invented it!
Go find your own networking protocol.
Also, get out of my yard!
5 comments November 14th, 2008
Of course, viagra usa hospital if you subtract the number of people who got here by searching for this:
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…or this:
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…it appears that I have something like 23.4 regular readers.
(I’ll leave it up to you to figure out how many irregular readers I have.) ;)
3 comments November 8th, 2008
St. Louis blogger Josh Schroeder thinks my friend Michael might actually be Joe the Plumber.
And Wisconsin blogger Capper suspects I might be smuggling guns in my wheelchair.
As far as you know, sildenafil unhealthy these are both cases of mistaken identity.
Add comment November 4th, 2008
From Daily Dollop:
Editorial: McCain Should Concede
[In the interest of early compliance with the reinstitution of the Fairness Doctrine, viagra generic remedy ed we are bringing you this special editorial from the New York Times.]
On the eve of this historic presidential election, cialis usa sovaldi instead of focusing on the historic transformation of the United States from a racist backwater into a leading nation for progressive values, see the entire world is captivated by one question: what is John McCain thinking?
The aged senator, whose Panamanian birth certificate admits to at least 72 years, insists on holding a vote on November 4th. Worse, he and his running mate, the nattily-dressed siren from Alaska, insist that they actually may win a victory in the election, inflaming passions around the country and dividing an already-fragmented electorate.
We ask why McCain insists on maintaining this fantasy, and the answer is that, deep within his crusty heart, he must hate this cradle of liberty. Why else would he force voters to the polls to choose between the future and his benighted version of the past?
Doubtless there are some holdouts, locked away in their mountain-top cabins, who will take a break from polishing their automatic weapons and writing their six-hundred-page manifesto against society, and turn out to vote for the worst-prepared vice presidential candidate in the history of the republic and her fossilized running mate.
Regardless of that, though, Obama will surely sweep through the polls like a breath of fresh air after passing an open-air sewer, and the country will be woken from the nightmare of the Bush presidency into a new dream of cooperation and sharing that will lift our spirits to new heights of glory.
One for all, and all for one, just like the musketeers of old!
After the pain of the 2000 stolen election, and the unseemly Swiftboating of John Kerry in 2004, it is only right that we unify the country by acclaiming, not voting, for the next president. Obama needs to know that he has the full support of every citizen of this nation, and that we will not tolerate any form of dissent of any kind.
If John McCain were half the honorable man he claims to be, he would concede now, before the election, and allow Obama to sweep into office unanimously, with the full backing of an all-Democratic congress to allow them to do the repairs to this leaky country that it so sorely needs.
To do otherwise is, dare we say it, unpatriotic.
Add comment October 28th, 2008
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel’s new Editorial Page Blog lists six blogs from the left and six blogs from the right in Wisconsin:
ON THE LEFT
- Blogging Blue
- Brazen Maverick
- Brew City Brawler
- Fighting Bob – GarveyBlog
- Folkbum’s Rambles and Rants
- The Political Environment
- Uppity Wisconsin
ON THE RIGHT
Notice anyone missing?
I think they need to start a “completely off the board” category and stick me and Nick Schweitzer on there.
Actually, buy cialis shop I was a little annoyed that I wasn’t listed, medical but I suppose the Journal Sentinel (like Wisopinion) are sticking to their policy of not quoting a blogger that doesn’t really exist.
(Isn’t that existism? Shouldn’t I be eligible for affirmative action or something?)
14 comments October 28th, 2008
I’ve had to have the bandwidth limits raised twice in the last two months.
Now, generic viagra patient I just hope the election will be good for the country.
2 comments October 26th, 2008