ALGore Explains Biden's Poor Performance In VP Debate

"You see, Vice-President Biden has been undergoing hair plug transplantation therapy for menny, mennny years. Now, I'm sure you all know how delicate this procedure is. Well, the doctors performing the procedures were in Denver the day before the last transplant was performed and hadn't had time to fully acclimate to the lower altitude. This influx of excess oxygen into the surgeons system resulted in a condition we scientific types call TMOTS (too much oxygen too soon.) This causes euphoria in the chakra area and early release is usual outcome. When this early release of chakra occured with the surgeon, it caused him to drill too deeply into the Vice-Presidents brain, which of course as we all know, causes immediate severe Turettes Syndrone."

Allen-Kaine AP Debate Doesn't Serve the People

Condescending politicians bore me. Blatant hypocrisy irritates my very last nerve.

The AP has excluded at least two viable candidates from the debate in December sinply because the AP is the LSM and they think they can dictate who the respective nominees are going to be 6 months before the primary. The citizens of the Commonwealth should be outraged and the AP servers should be melting down from the incoming emails demanding all viable candidates for the Senatorial nomination be given a spot in the debate.

One of those viable candidates, IMAO, is Mrs Jamie Radtke. Jamie Radtke is a friend of this blog. Our blogmistress Flora MacDonald speaks very highly of Mrs Radtke and I value Flora's opinion. I have posted at least one column written by Mrs. Radtke here, because that's what we do; share information relevant to Viriginia conservative politics. Her writing alone qualifies her for a spot in the AP debate. She is a genuine voice for Virginia grassroots conservatives and the AP should be ashamed...oops what was I thinking? The LSM has no shame.

If the AP really had the interests of the citizens of our Commonwealth in mind, they would allow Mrs Radtke to participate in the debate. Anyone who believes in the Original Intent of The Founders and their concept of a citizen government should let the AP know we don't appreciate being told who we can and cannot hear.

Another Debate Audience Recites Pledge When Another Moderator Says ‘No

Another Debate Audience Recites Pledge When Another Moderator Says ‘No

After the Pledge of Allegiance was recited, moderator Susan Reuther dealt with her obvious consternation over the spontaneous show of patriotism by scolding Candidate Murphy who asked for the pledge.

Tuesday Night Jefferson vs Hamilton

WHAT: Jefferson vs Hamilton Debate
Hamilton (Big Government) vs. Jefferson (Small Goverment) -
Come hear the debate and you make the call.

WHEN: October 26, 2010 from 6:30pm to 8pm
Doors open at 6:30 pm, program begins at 7:00 pm

WHERE: C.E. Curtis Elementary School
3600 W. Hundred Rd.
Chester, VA 23831

TICKET INFORMATION purchases are available at www.chesterpatriots.com for $10.00* each; click on the bookstore page to order

Note: There is no tangible ticket, their name will be on a list and checked at the door.

*Cost of ticket is to pay Mr. Jefferson and Mr. Hamilton for their time and travel expenses.
Mr. Hamilton is traveling from Pennsylyvania for this event

Because More Security Is Always Welcome, Right?

Just Re-stating the Obvious

Deeds dwindles
The Democrat gets desperate in Virginia governor's race

Memo to Creigh Deeds - If an admirer compares you to a tested wartime president, that's gratifying. When you compare yourself to Harry Truman, you look small and desperate. Truman faced millions of Japanese soldiers and the choice to use nuclear weapons. You face some transportation problems and a state government that spends more than it takes in.

Bombast has been the story of the last few weeks in the Virginia governor's race. With every dishonest attack ad, Mr. Deeds shrinks. Every editorial from Virginia newspapers pointing out campaign whoppers trims the Democratic gubernatorial candidate a little further. By the time Monday's debate hit the airwaves, Mr. Deeds needed to sit on a phone book to look the moderator in the eye.

From his perch at the big boys' table with his opponent, Republican Bob McDonnell, Mr. Deeds managed to both reconfirm his reputation as a waffler and diminish himself still further, accusing Mr. McDonnell of "lying" in the debate. Once Mr. Deeds made the decision to cross that line, he couldn't even stick by it. Immediately after the showdown, the candidate had second thoughts, musing "maybe that was too strong of a word."

Maybe? For a man whose cock-and-bull stories have been called out in major papers all across the commonwealth, it was a word Mr. Deeds doesn't have the stature to utter.

At least he's a stalwart for waffling. Who knows what he really thinks about taxes. He's for them. He's against them. He's against most of them, but he's for them if they're bipartisan. The same incomprehensible fence-straddling goes for other issues, but he gets mad at reporters when they don't understand what he's trying to say.

The whole rationale for his campaign is diminutive: Mr. Deeds wants to be just like Sen. Mark (Marky-Mark) Warner and Gov. Tim (Little Timmy) Kaine - two popular, moderate (say what?!?!) Virginia Democrats - when (if) he grows up.

If the polls are any guide, when faced with a recession, Virginians would rather have a governor who knows who he is and what his beliefs are. With less than a month before Election Day, it's not clear who Creigh Deeds is. (oh contraire, mon frere') The first primetime debate just reconfirmed what was already obvious.

Some Words of Advice

The videos of the Townhall meetings I saw amounted to shouting matches, and that will only work for so long. I understand the passion being displayed because I've been there.

Now that you have their attention, (that could be a good thing or a bad thing, depending on your point of view and level of paranoid cynicism.), you must be prepared to ask the questions you want answered. Its time for the debate.

There comes a time when the questions need to be asked and the answers listened to, and then ask another question.

Now is the time. They're not going to listen to a mob. They will listen to objective questioning of their motives and/or agenda.

The more reasoned and calm we remain in the face of this onslaught of negative media coverage, the more we will piss off the left.

Trust me. I've done it. It works. Let them be the screamin' meanies. We will be the voice of reason.