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Yeah, I know it’s “Doonesbury.”

Garry Trudeau has always been a leftist, pro-abort (he “satirized” the movie “Silent Scream” in 1985) who has no problem flaunting the power of his cartoon, Doonesbury. This week, he’s taking on the Texas sonogram law. And he claims that “the GOP” has declared “war” and that for him to ignore it would be “comedy malpractice”:

Genesis 2:25 v Genesis 3:7
Taken from on line dictionary
SHAME: a negative emotion that combines feelings of dishonor, unworthiness, and embarrassment
SHAMELESS: untroubled or unaffected by shame, especially in situations where others would be ashamed
ARROGANCE: behavior that shows that you think you are better or more important than other people
GUILT: an awareness of having done wrong or committed a crime, accompanied by feelings of shame and regret

Much has been said about shame and the shameless. We should have known that the shameless elite would give rise to the ARROGANT.

Two years ago, my good friend Richard Nadler passed away. Mr. Nadler was a genius who saw opportunities in expanding the conservative majority while implementing the plans to do just that. As President of Americas PAC, I owe more than a debt of gratitude, since Mr.Nadler not only founded Americas PAC, which I am President of, but also Americas Majority Foundation; two organizations designed to fulfill his vision. What made Nadler unique was his ability to understand his political opponents and their method of operations since he began his own career on the hard left.

This past week, I read Andrew Breitbart's book, Righteous Indignation, Excuse Me While I Save the World and saw much similarity between Mr. Nadler’s methods and Mr. Breitbart's. Breitbart grew up in a California that transformed itself

We all knew President Obama and Brad Pitt were related, but genealogy research shows that Obama shares blood with another well-known icon, although this one he may not be too happy about  - Sarah Palin. Will Obama think twice about his demeaning remarks toward her now that they're family? Probably not.    Read more »

The following two links are to the same article, the first subject line from The Washington Post, and the second from Townhall.com, speaking of which, here’s a video from Townhall.com with recent news that might interest you:   Read more »

During the day, I usually listen to a couple of radio talk show hosts.  I remember the late 1980’s when Rush Limbaugh was growing into a national phenomenon. All of my life before, there had been no media representation of conservative thought, save William F. Buckley’s “Firing Line” a relatively academic idea exchange on PBS, to draw militant ideologues like myself.   Read more »