You can't handle the truth.Evidence of election fraud and vote tampering in Iran. No wonder these people are outraged.Curtsy to: [redacted] Twitter member who lives in Tehran
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Michelle Malkin recently wrote a compelling letter to David Letterman about his hypocritical comments and his poor excuses following the backlash of his insults to Palin's daughter. First, let me confess that I do not watch Letterman's show because I am seldom awake at that hour. When I was in junior high, I thought he was pretty funny. I probably didn't understand much of his satire at that age, admittedly. Regardless, I wouldn't have found his remarks about Governor Sarah Palin and her dau... Read Full Story
It seems some Louisiana gals ripped off nearly 4,000 textbooks from Barnes & Noble stores all over the Gulf Coast area, including Mississippi. Then they sold them for cash at a used bookstore. Heaven forbid, they would ever bother to read a textbook and try to end a life of crime. How sad.
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WLOX reporter, Brad Kessey shares a great story about a man determined to exercise his vote in the municipal elections in Gulfport, MS on Tuesday. Please go take the time to read it. It should On a more personal note, four years ago I helped a man in his nineties vote curb side from his daughter's truck. He told me that he has never once missed an election and he would continue to vote as long as he had breath in his body. He was a veteran and he told me he felt it was his duty to be in... Read Full Story
First it was green onions, then peanut butter and now pistachios. If truth be told, there were probably a few others thrown in between. Of course, I am referring to foods that cause food poisoning. We are all aware of them. Just this weekend my sister warned her mother-in-law not to eat pistachios because it was the "new" food not to eat.
So it is not surprising that a few in Congress have decided to sit around and doodle and rewrite the original HR Bill 759 into the n... Read Full Story
Two of the three Navy vessels, that were in the Gulf of Aden to help rescue the hijacked merchant ship, were built in Mississippi. The USS Boxer and the USS Bainbridge once called Northrop-Grumman Shipyard in Pascagoula their home. We are very proud of all the servicemen and women who were involved in the brave rescue of Captain Phillips. Well done.Something I noted when reading a related article today were some comments from another "pirate." [emphasis mine]The pirates had appealed... Read Full Story
It pays to have friends in high places, if you buy some friends who know those movers and shakers. According to a study done at the University of Kansas, the return on investment is quite lucrative.Big companies that spent hundreds of millions lobbying successfully for a tax break enacted in 2004 got a 22,000-percent return on that investment — proof that for those who can afford it, hiring a lobbyist can pay handsome dividends.The figures, compiled by professors at the University of Kansas f... Read Full Story
In lieu of buying a lot of gifts this past Christmas, I chose to purchase care packages from Soldiers' Angels for our soldiers serving overseas and donate them in honor of my friends and family. It was a very small gesture on my part, compared to their great sacrifices, but I wanted to do something. Imagine my surprise today when I received a thank you letter via email from a corporal who received one of the donations. This soldier has a wife (living in another country), who does not h... Read Full Story
Tax Day Tea Parties are being organized all across Mississippi. Participants who wish to join others in protesting the out-of-control government spending may find a location and time for an area near them by clicking here. The Tax Day Tea Party on April 15 is focused on one theme: Repeal the Pork, Cut Taxes and Spending.
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