Today's Politicos vs The Words and Deeds of The Founders

After the umpteenth time watching President Obama hoist his jobs plan booklet in the air, I decided to take a look at it. In summary, this so-called plan is an exercise in egotism, falsehoods, and lame excuses. The graphics are beautiful, but I found the adoring photos tiresome. Granted, some are still riding the euphoria of 2008, but most Americans—even those who still support him—have a more sober view of this president. The idolatry days are past.

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Trying to talk in an echo chamber is like spitting in the wind.

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President Obama has now begun to project his failings on Mitt Romney. How else can one explain his accusation that Romney suffers from Romnesia when even a cursory look at Obama’s endless speechifying reveals he is the one who has a serious problem maintaining a consistent position on almost everything (except taxing the rich).

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A half-dozen conservative bloggers have united and will all have the same post on their blogs today in an effort to help defeat President Obama. Please read this post in its entirety and be sure to go visit each bloggers site via the links. I would also encourage anyone to reblog or link this post to get the word out to as many people as possible. Romney may not be the first choice for some of these contributors, but we can all agree that Obama must go so help us spread the word! Join us to help the undecided vote to stop the destruction of America!

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Next Tuesday, We The People are back in charge. It’s game time. If we all play our positions, we can win … and then we need to keep the momentum by staying in the game until our constitutional government has been restored.

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We've been pretty busy this week, so this weekend's links are coming out late. But, better late than never!

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During the debate, I was really stunned only once. Obama was condescending, rude, and arrogant, but I had seen all that before. What surprised me was Obama’s statement that, “One thing I think Americans should be proud of, when Tunisians began to protest, this nation — me, my administration — stood with them earlier than just about any country.” It displayed an ego elevated to a dangerous level.

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What did we learn from the final presidential debate? We learned that the United States has aircraft carriers and ships that go underwater. Fortunately, Barack Obama had recently learned of those things from Defense Secretary Leon Panetta, who used LEGO models to make it simpler for President Obama to understand.

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The Rifleman reads like a cross between a James Best western and a Lee Child thriller The Rifleman isn't quite as edgy as Jack Reacher, but a bit more than Steve Dancy. It is definitely an adult book, but the romantic encounters aren't lurid or graphic. The novel is constructed around historical characters in much the same way the Shaara's wrote their civil war trilogy.

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This is the last of seven essays on the issue of taxation.  Hamilton answers the objections of those opposed to the Constitution on the grounds that there will be double taxation, that the States and the federal government will be …

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