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Tag Archives: Barack Obama
Chance Given
On election night I was devastated by the Presidential results. Though I voted for her I wasn’t as devastated by Hillary Clinton’s loss as I was by Donald Trump’s win. It made no sense to me. Every election people … Continue reading →
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Tagged #NeverTrump, 9/11, alt.right, American Way, Amway, Andrew Breitbart, anti-Semitic, Attorney General, Barack Obama, bigotry, Bill Clinton, Breitbart News, candidates, Central Intelligence Agency, charter schools, Chief Strategist, civil rights, compassion, conservative, creationism, David Axelrod, debates, Democrat, disabled, Donald McGahn, Donald Trump, empire, establishment, expansionism, Forrest Lucas, gay, George W. Bush, Hillary Clinton, homophobic, Islamophobe, Jeff Merkley, Jeff Sessions, Kansas, Karl Rove, KKK, Libertarian, Lieutenant-General Mike Flynn, local control of schools, Lucas Oil, mandate, Mexicans, Mickey Mouse, Mike Pompeo, misogynist, morals, Muslims, NAACP, National Security Advisor, Nikki Haley, Paul Ryan, popular vote, President-elect, public education, racist, rapists, Republicans, right-wingers, Robert Grady, Rudy Guiliani, same-sex marriage, Sarah Palin, Secretary of Agriculture, Secretary of Defense, Secretary of State, Secretary of the Interior, Senate, Steve Bannon, surveillance, survivor, Syria, terrorists, Tulsi Gabbard, United Nations Ambassador, ventre capitalist, White House, White House Counsel, white nationalist
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The Lowlights of the Mike Pence Speech
Donald Trump scares me, but I’m even more frightened of the prospect of him becoming President and then not finishing out his term, as that would mean that his Vice-Presidential pick, Mike Pence, would move up to the highest … Continue reading →
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Tagged Adolph Hitler, African-Americans, ALEC, America, American Legislative Exchange Council, American Presidency Project, anti-abortion, anti-gay, AR-15, balance of powers, Bankrupt, Barack Obama, Benghazi, Bible, Bill Clinton, Bill of Rights, birther movement, black lives, bombs, Christian, Congress, conservative, Constitution, convict, death penalty, Democratic party, dictators, Donald Trump, drones, economy, educational choice, energy policy, equality, executive order, fetuses, First Amendment, founding fathers, freedom of religion, George W. Bush, George Washington, Germany, government, Hillary Clinton, Hispanic Americans, Homeless, human rights, Indiana, industrialists, James Madison, John Adams, Justice Department, KKK, Koch Brothers, legislative process, liberties, Mexicans, Middle class, Mike Pence, military, minority groups, Muslims, national pride, NRA, nuclear weapons, power, President, press, privatize, pro-military, pro-religion, pseudo-science, public schools, Republican, Rick Snyder, right to bear arms, right-wingers, Ronald Reagan, rule of law, school vouchers, Scott Walker, Second Amendment, separation of church and state, starving children, Supreme Court, Tea Party, Ted Cruz, terrorism, theocracy, Thomas Jefferson, Treaty of Tripoli, tyrants, union members, Vice-President, women, working class, World War II
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Breaking the Cycle
Sometimes violence in a family is generational. A father beats a son who beats his son who beats the next son because that is the world in which each of the sons grew up and that is how they learned to deal … Continue reading →
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Tagged Abbey Oldham, America, Barack Obama, bully, Chicago, collateral damage, color, concealed carry, conflict, Constitution, covert killings, DNAInfo Chicago, drone warfare, founding fathers, gangsters, gay bar, gender, generals, genocide, George Washington, gun, independence, Louisiana, love, Madison Wisconsin, mass shootings, media, Minnesota, munitions, murder, native population, officer-involved shooting, orientation, Orlando, outlaws, PBS News Hour, peace medals, Presidents, revolution, ruling class, slaves, United States, violence, war, weapons, windy city
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Tradition
On the news this morning I repeatedly heard the argument from talking heads and Republicans that there is a 40-year tradition of no Supreme Court justices nominated and confirmed during an election year. According to these people it just doesn’t … Continue reading →
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Tagged Anthony Kennedy, Antonin Scalia, Barack Obama, Bill Clinton, Clarence Thomas, David Souter, Democrats, election year, Elena Kagan, George Bush, George W. Bush, Gerald Ford, Harriet Miers, John Paul Stevens, John Roberts, justices, Merrick Garland, President, Republicans, Robert Bork, Ronald Reagan, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Samuel Alito, Sandra Day O'Connor, Senate, Sonia Sotomayor, Stephen Breyer, Supreme Court, talking heads, traditions, William Rehnquist
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The Dennis Hastert Truth in Sentencing Act
From Matthew 23: Then Jesus said to the crowds and to his disciples: 2 “The teachers of the law and the Pharisees sit in Moses’ seat. 3 So you must be careful to do everything they tell you. But do not do … Continue reading →
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Tagged abortion, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Barack Obama, Bible, Bill Clinton, Bill Maher, capital crime, child molesters, Clarence Thomas, Daily Kos, Dennis Hastert, drug dealers, hate crimes, hush money, hypocrites, Idaho, Illinois, incest, Jeb Bush, Jesse Ventura, Jesus, Jim Bob Duggar, Josh Duggar, Larry Craig, LGBT rights, Matthew:23, Minneapolis, Monica Lewinsky, Moses, Pharisees, Republican, same-sex marriage, Speaker of the House, statute of limitations, truth in sentencing, war on drugs, Washington Post
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Thoughts on “The Interview”
The Sony Pictures cancellation of the premiere and other showings of “The Interview”, a new film that revolves around two Americans recruited by the CIA to assassinate North Korean President Kim Jong-un has citizens on all points of the political … Continue reading →
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Tagged 9/11, Adolf Hitler, America, American public, animal rights activists, anti-abortionists, anti-Semitism, artistic choices, artists, assassination, Barack Obama, beheading, bomb threats, box office, boycott, California, Charlie Chaplin, Christmas Day, CIA, computer hack, Death of Klinghoffer, Disney, enemy nations, FBI, freedom of speech, George Bush, Guardians of Peace, Hollywood, homophobic jokes, intellectuals, Iraq, James Franco, Jon Stewart, Kim Jong-Il, Kim Jong-un, lawsuits, Metropolitan Opera, New York, nobility, North Korea, political discourse, right-wingers, Salman Rushdie, same-sex partners, Seth Rogen, Shakespeare, Sony Pictures, South Park, Team America, terrorism, The Great Dictator, The Interview, toilet humor, U. S. military, vegetarians, Wikipedia
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Ta-Ta Tate
Maybe Mike Tate is a nice man. Maybe he has a lot to offer the world. I don’t know him except as the chairman of Wisconsin’s Democratic Party, but in that capacity he has been a dismal failure. It is … Continue reading →
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Tagged ACT, Advancing Wisconsin, amendment, America Coming Together, Barack Obama, campaign, candidate, Dean for America, Fair Wisconsin, Howard Dean, Internal Revenue Service, Kathleen Falk, Madison, Mary Burke, Mike Tate, Milwaukee, NPR, political science, Presidency, primary, recall, Republican, Ron Johnson, Russ Feingold, same-sex marriage ban, Scott Walker, stakeholders, Tom Barrett, Will Evans, Wisconsin, Wisconsin Democratic Party, WisPolitics
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Letter to Tammy Baldwin
Dear Senator Baldwin, I appreciate a Senator looking at all sides of an issue before making a decision. After all, the Senate is supposed to be the more deliberative body. But your words at Fighting Bob Fest on Saturday seemed … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barack Obama, Fighting Bob Fest, George W. Bush, John F. Kennedy, Mark Pocan, Matt Rotshchild, military-industrial complex, party label, party politics, Profiles in Courage, Progressives, protest, Pulitzer Prize, Senate, Senator Baldwin, Syria, Tammy Baldwin, The Progressive, weapons manufacturers, Wrold War I
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Coulter than Hell
When Americans for Prosperity announced that their latest bus tour, the “Obama’s Failing Agenda Tour”, would make a stop in Madison with special guest star Ann Coulter I knew I had to go. I thought it was interesting that they would … Continue reading →
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Tagged "retard", Affordable Care Act, Americans for Prosperity, Ann Coulter, Barack Obama, Bill Clinton, bullying, Canadian socialized medicine, Congress, Democrats, Facebook, FactCheck.org, Frank Lloyd Wright, George W. Bush, grass roots, green energy, health care reform, insurance, Joe McCarthy, Koch Brothers, loon, Luke Hilgemann, Madison, Mitt Romney, Monona Terrace Convention Center, Mugged, national debt, Nazis, Obama's Failing Agenda Tour, polling, protesters, race relations, racism, recovery, Republicans, Shona Holmes, Solyndra, unemployment, Vicki McKenna, Wisconsin, word police
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