By Robert Ringer

Remember how BHO got down in the mud with Sarah Palin almost immediately after she was announced as John McCain’s running mate? It took a good week before his handlers got him to settle down and realize that he was running against McCain, not Palin.

Slow learner as he may be, to his credit, BHO finally demonstrated the self-discipline to ignore the dynamic and magnetic governor of Alaska and refocus on his hapless presidential opponent, John McCain. Read the rest of this entry »

By Robert Ringer

I can’t watch Geraldo too often … too much important stuff going on in the world to listen to nonsense. But now that he has boldly taken on Ann Coulter as a regular contributor, I try to tune in to catch her comments. It goes without saying that Geraldo isn’t going to make the same mistake with Coulter that he made with Michelle Malkin — assuming he doesn’t want to end up crouched over on the floor.

When Geraldo insisted that there is a Constitutional problem with Congress’s “defunding” of ACORN, Coulter responded with the obvious: There is nothing in the Constitution that gave Congress the right to fund ACORN in the first place! Read the rest of this entry »

By Robert Ringer

Democrats are famous for finding a way to shoot themselves in the foot once they gain power. Since a majority of Americans perceived Bill Clinton’s presidency to be successful, it took a bit of sexual pervasion and blatant lying to destroy his own presidential legacy.

Now, the new progressive power holders in Washington, including and especially those in BHO’s inner circle of mischief, continue to increase their determination to provide freedom-loving Americans with more and better ammunition than they could ever come up with on their own. BHO’s strategy to overwhelm the system with one (illegal) socialist proposal after another has turned out to be an embarrassing, self-destructive strategy. Read the rest of this entry »

By Robert Ringer

As the racism drumbeat of the far left accelerates, an awful lot of Americans who have never felt a twinge of racism in their hearts are backlashing. And an unknown percentage of them are simply tuning it out as a result of racism fatigue.

Isn’t it interesting that BHO was touted to be the first “post-racial” president, yet, through his arrogance and socialist agenda, he continues to deal the “race card” from the cobweb-covered Political Dirty Tricks Deck? But to BHO’s dismay (and visual frustration), the increasing number of Americans who oppose his plans to turn their country into another communist paradise are not focused on race. Read the rest of this entry »

By Robert Ringer

Never say never. What’s this world coming to when Robert Ringer shows up at a protest rally? I’ve always believed that most, if not all, crusades are a waste of time. But Saturday’s cozy little get together in Washington, D.C. wasn’t a crusade. It was a revolution.

What’s the difference? A crusade attempts to mold people’s thinking. A revolution pushes back against the forces of tyranny. Read the rest of this entry »

By Robert Ringer

BHO’s umpteenth campaign speech (since he’s been in office!) Wednesday night — this time about government-run healthcare (disguised as everything but government-run) was encouraging. I say encouraging, because I still have a concern that he is such a skilled dispenser of falsehoods that he will always find the words to pull yet another deceitful rabbit out of his duplicitous hat.

On top of BHO’s remarkable skill for transforming fiction into fact, one can easily become paranoid not only by the media’s incessantly cheering him on, but by their refusal to report on negative  news about him. It’s scary to think about, but if a person got his news solely from ABC, CBS, NBC, The New York Times, and/or The Washington Post, he would have no idea that BHO had appointed a self-avowed communist to rule over green-related issues. (“Green-related issues” meaning just about every aspect of American life.) Read the rest of this entry »

By Robert Ringer

In my August 29 article titled “Do the Walls Really Have Ears?” I made the point that BHO and his comrades in arms fully realize that the Democrats are going to lose a huge number of House and Senate seats in 2010, most of them by a landslide.

I’m mentioning it here again in case you were puzzled by BHO’s audacity in anointing communists and other radicals to posts that bypass the congressional vetting process. He knows that he has to get as much as possible in place – people, programs, and laws – before he is faced with an unfriendly Congress. Read the rest of this entry »

By Robert Ringer

Long-time readers know that I have an aversion to television fare that is known in finer circles as “crap TV.” This includes everything from brain-numbing sports shows to “let’s pretend it’s true” stuff like The
Bachelor, Survivor, pro wrestling, etc. It’s heresy to say, but I can’t even bring myself to watch Oprah. I like a little entertainment now and then, but crap TV gives me IBS (Irritable Brain Syndrome).

That said, I’m going to come out of the closet on this one: Embarrassing as it may be to admit, I happened across a crap TV show that I actually enjoyed. It’s on The History Channel, and it’s called Pawn Stars. It’s about a real, live place in Las Vegas called the Gold & Silver Pawn Shop. Read the rest of this entry »

By Robert Ringer

Glenn Beck’s show last Friday may have been the most riveting one-hour of television I have ever witnessed. In essence, Beck took the gloves off and declared war on all criminal politicians residing in Washington — regardless of party affiliation. No more “I could be wrong” qualifying statements, just the unvarnished truth.

He then went on to say that even if the forces of darkness succeed in throwing him off radio and television, he will come back with a louder voice and a larger platform than ever. If Beck continues to ramp up his attempts to gather support in fighting the rapidly emerging dictatorship in our nation’s capitol, he might very well go down as one of the greatest heroes in American history. Read the rest of this entry »