Canadian Minister of Defense believes we are being visited by beings from other worlds, warns of Intergalactic War and wants hearings. I have a feeling Howard Dean is host to a Goa'uld symbiote. "They stole our land": A Politically Correct "Unthanksgiving" was inevitable I suppose, never mind the fact that they have the same ability to purchase property and the same opprotunities that anyone else in this country has. Bruce Thornton dispels many of the myths of the American Indian here, pointing out that mystifying them ultimately does them a disservice, they raped, tortured and committed genocide, engaged in cannibalism, sacked, plundered and pillaged natural resources, drove various species to extinction and had callous disregard for their surroundings, just like anyone else who has ever walked the Earth anywhere at any time in human history. Susan Saradon, Tim Robbins and the usual collective of Hollywood Leftists call on Ahhnold for clemency regarding the execution of the founder of the "Crips", all the more reason to grease him if you ask me. I don't care if he has written children's books, he killed four people and started a cancer that has swept through California and the United States and has claimed untold thousands of lives through the drug trade and gang violence, you can't go anywhere without seeing some stain of their influence. Have you ever noticed that they keep some of these guys on Death Row so long that they become soft, wizened, fatherly or even grandfatherly sympathetic characters? I'm pleased that he has tried to undo some of the damage that he has done but it doesn't alter the fact that he is a murderer.

This is why I call them (my party) The Spineless Party.... To wit:


The Republican majority in the House of Representatives got out of Washington last weekend for the long Thanksgiving holiday without passing a pending tax bill. It was not just the congressional tendency to put off doing today what can be postponed until tomorrow. There were not enough Republican votes to pass a quintessentially Republican tax bill.

The reasons are profoundly disturbing.

A goodly number of GOP House members have bought into the Democratic mantra that investment tax cuts, the backbone of economic recovery, are unfair to ordinary Americans. Having narrowly passed a very modest curtailment of federal spending for the poor, the Republicans flinched at being accused of passing tax cuts for the rich. The leadership plans to take up the tax bill when Congress reconvenes in December, guessing that holiday turkey and relaxation will have ended last week's recalcitrance.

Ugh. All the democrats have to do when they oppose anything is say: "It only benefits the Rich", it's amazing how much traction those 5 little words have. Padding his resume: New Mexico Governor admits he wasn't a baseball pick. That's it. Execute him. Bush kills Arnold from "Happy Days." Mixed Signals?: First they want a timetable on withdrawal then they say a pullout will lead to violence. The Left is silent: No Fresh Steaming Pantload of the Day or Enema of the State, the democrats must be at home teetering under the iron fist of triptophan. We have to figure out a way to get it into their drinking water. "The Crying Game" Victor Davis Hanson.....worth reading.

Quote of the Day, Victor Davis Hanson:

"The president misled us." "Still no WMDs." "If I had only known then what I do now…"

This is the intellectual level of Democratic wartime criticism about the Bush administration as we near the third Iraqi election — the one that will finally give faces to the first truly elected parliamentary government in the Arab world.So what is behind this crying game at home — when we are so close to achieving our goals abroad?