The Beatles Got It, So Should You!

Glenn Beck of FOX News presented week long series titled Reasonable Questions for Unreasonable Times. I sincerely hope you were able to catch this vitally important series. If you missed it, please visit Glenn Beck clips where you can watch each segment.

We all owe Glenn Beck a debt of gratitude. Beck has put his career, and health, on the line to orchestrate delivery of information of critical importance about this administration very few other media outlets will touch. Yes, Investors Business Daily is outstanding, Michelle Malkin and blogs like Gateway Pundit are stellar while Rush Limbaugh and Sean Hannity play their roles, but Beck has attacked and outlined these issues with his well researched unique delivery and top notch wit.

In the following segment, Beck fired lyrics from the greatest band ever, The Beatles, in demonstrating the restraint against progressivism not displayed by the Obama administration. Take a listen:



Beck comments that the Beatles got it, quoting from "Revolution"

"You say you want a revolution.
Well, you know,
We all want to change the world.

You say you'll change the Constitution,
Well, you know,
We all want to change your head.

You tell me it's the institution,
Well, you know,
You better free your mind instead.

But if you go carrying pictures of Chairman Mao,
You ain't going to make it with anyone anyhow.

Don't you know know it's gonna be all right."

1,2,3,4.....



I'll take it a step further by remembering the George Harrison Revolver classic "Tax Man" and posing a few questions of my own.

Should US tax dollars be going to minds that hate like ACORN, masters of civil disobedience?

Certainly, the Census should not be operated by this group, should it?

With an economy on the ropes, is it appropriate to "skyrocket energy taxes" and potentially tax stock market trades, hampering investment yet again?

Members of Congress are failing to read proposed legislation, never mind voting on bills yet to be crafted. Forget voting on some agreed upon principles written by some left wing looters, fire us the details for we would all love to see the plan? Nice transparency on you!

Who is for making September 11 a day of service, trying to mask the horror we all dealt with on that horrific day?

I could go on and on. One thing is clear. Thanks in part to Glenn Beck, Americans are waking up in droves to the fraud committed against them. In fact, there is a non-transparent revolution presently going on against free market capitalism and the Constitution. America has found out!

The revolution? Let me tell you how it will be! I hear Americans now! Like we told you before, NO, "You Can't Do That"

Marine Blasts Congressman

There is a long list of evidence of the left loathing our US Military, from Senator John Murtha calling them out at Haditha, Senator Barbara Boxer disrespecting a Brigadier General to President Barack Obama's Attorney General Eric Holder seeking prosecution of those who kept us safe in the scary aftermath of 9-11.

We are in a major battle for this country right now from enemies and thugs within. While I have been to the local tea parties, I have yet to make a town hall meeting with my Congressman, Alan Grayson, who I have very little regard for.

If I were to attend and get the microphone, it may go something like it did with this Marine.


Unlike many of our elected officials, I thank this Marine for his service and I stand firmly behind him.

2009 Nebraska Cornhuskers Preview

OFFENSE

Nebraska was fortunate in 2008 as quarterback Joe Ganz returned to lead a very efficient offensive unit while new Coach Bo Pelini could focus on what he does best, and that is defense. Shawn Watson was retained to coordinate the unit, and Nebraska is fortunate to still have him.

Ganz is gone so The 'Huskers will be breaking in a new signal caller. Zac Lee, brother of FOX Business babe Jenna Lee, seems ready and poised for a guy who has so few snaps under his belt. Lee will operate behind a veteran line, which is very deep. A powerful big back little back punch of Quentin Castille and Roy Helu has been dealt a blow as Castille has been sent packing. What a shame! Meanwhile, Helu is very good but is he durable enough to play 60 minutes? The receiving core lacks a big play guy, but there is talent on hand to emerge in Chris Brooks, Niles Paul and Menelik Holt. Nebraska has a handful of weapons in some great pass catching tight ends in Dreu Young and Mike McNeil.

DEFENSE

Pelini did wonders with this unit a year ago, and now, with everyone buying in the opportunity for the top defense in the conference is possible. The Blackshirts are back, and a central reason for this optimism is the return of All America defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh, fresh off his dismantling of Clemson and who is certain to be a top ten draft pick. Suh is extremely disruptive up front, and this allows a green but talented group of linebackers to patrol the field. Sean Fisher and Will Compton will start with Blake Lawrence and Matthew May cleaning up. The secondary lacks a clear all conference candidate, but there are solid performers in Eric Hagg, Anthony Blue, Anthony West, Ricky Thenarse and Larry Asante. Barry Turner returns from injury to join Pierre Allen as the rush ends. This group of defenders gives Pelini quite a bit of options he did not have a year ago, and I think the linebackers will be a strength while Suh dominates the line of scrimmage.

INTANGIBLES

The schedule has some difficult challenges, with a September trip to Blacksburg to meet Virginia Tech. In the conference, a home game with Oklahoma seems too tall an order. There is a Thursday night game at Missouri and a trip to Baylor, who scares me. A pair of late season road trips to Kansas and Colorado will be the deciding factor in whether Nebraska wins the north. Both games are winnable. Nebraska has been on the wrong side of the turnover margin for a few years now, and I look for that to turn around under an emphasis on the running game offensively and the attacking defense Pelini likes to employ.

HONORS CANDIDATES

Ndamukong Suh, barring inury, will be considered for the Outland, Lombardi and Bednarik trophies and win All American honors. RB Roy Helu and C Jacob Hickman could also emerge as all conference candidates and K/P Alex Henery could be among the top placekickers in the country.

NEW ARRIVALS

The one to watch here is quarterback Cody Green, who has shown a high level of maturity since arriving on campus. Should Zac Lee have problems, I doubt Pelini would have trouble turning it over to Green. With Castille gone, Rex Burkhead will get repetitions at IB, and he already has a substantial cult following. LB Chris Williams and DB Dijon Washington cold also emerge. Antonio Bell is a speedy guy at wide receiver who I think will become a real force on the offense.

FINAL ANALYSIS

Nebraska will be a better football team in 2009 than they were in 2008, but the record may not be indicative of that. Opportunities exist! Could the Big Red upset Va. Tech early on the road? Will OU be coming to town complacent? Kansas has a tough schedule so NU could lose to them and still win the north. But, don't worry, Nebraska rolls at 10-2 and plays in the Big XII title game. Next year, could be special.

GAMEDAY GALLERY

College Football Preseason Top 25

It is the official end of summer and we button up the chinstraps and begin anew kicking off the color and pageantry of NCAA college football for another season. There will be plenty of stories throughout the year, plenty of surprises and certainly, a heavy dose of colossal contests and mind boggling upsets.

To get you properly set up for the season, I present you with my preseason Top 25 and some commentary on each team. In addition, I have selected a preseason All America Team for your review. Unfortunately, The Gators are the team to beat.

PRESEASON TOP 25

1. Florida
The Fighting Gators, defending national champions, return their entire defense, which is unheard of, along with Heisman Trophy winning signal caller Tim Tebow. The Gators have exceptional depth, a stable of speedy backs, a fleet footed receiving core and a pair of pass rushing bookends. Tennessee is running at the mouth, but the Vols have no chance. A road tilt at LSU could prove hazardous while a rivalry game at home against up and coming FSU might be something if it were not in Gainesville. A favorable schedule a stacked depth chart of talent sends Florida right back to the title game.

2. Texas
Behind signal caller Colt McCoy, a Heisman contender to be sure, the 'Horns will be potent offensively. Up front, Texas returns more offensive starts on the line than any other top 25 team, and if you can protect an experienced gunslinger like McCoy, points will come a plenty. It is one the defensive side of the ball where the Longhorn fortunes will be told. DE Sergio Kindle will lead this group and there is experience with the backers and the backfield. The schedule is favorable.

3. Oklahoma
Heisman winner Sam Bradford will lead an experienced group of backs and receivers, including running back DeMarco Murray. The Sooners have quite a weapon in tight end Jermaine Gresham, but up front, the losses are significant as only one starter returns. DT Gerald McCoy will anchor the line and Ryan Reynolds returns at linebacker. OU will be right there, but for them to get the title, it will be on Bradfords arm.

4. Southern Cal
The Trojans have arguably the most talent of anyone in the country, and boy howdy are they physical. They remind you of one of the old Big Ten or Big Eight teams. In addition, they are very fast and play that way, stretching the field. But, that may be the problem in 2009. USC will have an inexperienced quarterback for the first time in moons on top of losing their quarterbacks Coach. Rut row! Only 3 defensive starter return, and although the talent level is high, these numbers a national title team do not make.

5. Louisiana State
A scout told ESPN Radio's Beano Cook that no team has more NFL talent on hand than the Tigers of LSU. Believe it! However, is there a game winning signal caller on hand? For most of 2008, the answer was no. But, in destroying a good Georgia Tech team in the Peach Bowl, Jordan Jefferson played brilliantly, and if this what we can expect from him; lookout! The defense is always stout and up front are led by Charles Alexander. LSU is a team to watch as they host Florida.

6. Oklahoma State
Not since the triplets were roaming around Lincoln has a group of offensive weapons like this been on hand. Cowboy dual quarterback Zac Robinson, who in any other year might be first team All American, directs an offense with award candidates running back Kendall Hunter and wideout Dez Bryan. They will be tough to stop, so the defensive prowess of Okie State may not matter. But, in actual fact, it will be improved. I was just about the only one to have Oklahoma State ranked in my preseason poll a year ago, and now everyone has them in the top ten. For good reason, as they could go even farther than you think.

7. Ole Miss
The Rebels, under new Coach Houston Nutt, snuck up on everyone in 2008, including Florida at Gainesville. Texas Tech did not like it either int he Cotton Bowl. No sneaking up in '09, but Ole Miss won't need to. They have a great signal caller in Jevon Snead and a very solid offensive line. The are strong and tough on defense, led by DE Greg Hardy. Mississippi gets both Alabama and LSU at home, should win the rest, and could be BCS bound.

8. Virginia Tech
Virginia Tech hopes to break the ACC streak of not winning big BCS games, and with the eighteen starters they return, this could be the year. Standout RB Darrell Evans was lost in the opening days of camp to a knee injury, and that hurts. But, dynamic quarterback Tyrod Taylor is special and finds a way to get it done, land or air or both. The lunch bucket defense of the Hokies is always dominant, and 2009 will not be any different. Va. Tech is very good, but an opening game win over Alabama could springboard the Hokies on to bigger things.

9. Ohio State
Ohio State had a boatload of talent, and quarterback Terrelle Pryor is ready to emerge into the great one he is expected to be. The Bucks return three up front, so that will help a green running game. The defensive line is a strength for OSU, but there are few starters returning elsewhere. Ohio State is not as strong as years past, but if they can somehow beat USC at home, they could run the table. If they go undefeated and make the title game, they will get killed.

10. Oregon
Oregon sent a telegram on their arrival in the Holiday Bowl a year ago. The Ducks are tough, got quite a bit of speed and play vertical. Running back Legarrett Blount is an honors candidate. Defensively, they attack the offense and are led in the backfield by Walter Thurmond. The one unstable thing to consider with the Ducks is timing of a coaching change, which is expected to be business as usual. It usually isn't.

11. Alabama
It seemed Alabama arrived back on the national stage in 2008 a year early. And while the Tide are stacked and primed for a national title run, they must replace the most important player on the field, the quarterback. With that in mind, Bama's strength is on defense, where nose tackle Terrance Cody and roaming linebacker Rolando McClain. Bama has an honors candidate on the offensive line, and if the quarterback play becomes a strength, they could challenge for the west in the SEC.


12. Florida State
Florida State is on the way back, but is really a year away from being really good. In '09, FSU will be very strong offensively returning quarterback Christian Ponder and the entire offensive line. The 'Noles are high on running back Jermaine Thomas there are some quality wideouts. Mickey Andrews has a young group on defense, particularly on the line. Dekoda Watson anchors the backers and Partick Robinson is a superb corner. But it all begins up front for Seminoles, so they will have to come together quickly. The schedule is very rough, ending at Florida.

13. Penn State
The Lions were on their way a year ago and then got punted at Iowa. That is ok since they had no business anywhere near the title game. Penn State got absolutely blasted by So. Cal in the Rose Bowl. The Lions return signal caller Darryl Clark, who is solid and running back Evan Royster, so they hope to run and bring the new receivers on slowly. Penn State is always stout defensively and will be so again. There is simply not enough firepower for this team to be a national contender.

14. California
Optimism is high in Berkley as outstanding running back Jahvid Best returns for his junior season after rushing for over 8 yards per carry in 2008. The entire front on defense returns so is the is the year Cal can unseat USC in the PAC-10? A three game stretch at Oregon, hosting USC and at UCLA will tell the tale for Cal.

15. North Carolina
If you are looking for a sleeper, look no further than Butch Davis and Tar Heels. They had their moments a year ago, but on offense the return of signal caller T. J. Yates will help UNC light up the scoreboard. UNC lost some fantastic wideouts but they do have weapons offensively. The entire front on defense returns, led my Marvin Austin, who is ready for a breakout year. UNC returns some other quality players on the stop side, so while they seem poised to put up points, a stout defensive unit may lead UNC to their best season in many a moon.

16. Georgia Tech
Paul Johnson came to Atlanta and brought with him his wishbone offense and immediately created problems for opposing defensive coordinators. Tech returns 18 starters, including quarterback Josh Nesbitt and running back Jonathan Dwyer. They will continue to be tough to deal with on offense. Tech lost some talent up front on the defensive side, but all the linebackers and defensive backs return, so look for improvement on the stop side. Georgia Tech could be ranked higher, but the blasting they took at the hands of LSU in the bowl game remains fresh in the mind of me, and certainly them.

17. Texas Christian
Always an attacking defensive unit, led by end Jerry Hughes, the Horned Frogs will be aggressively be in every game. The Owls return their quarterback but have some holes on the defensive side. Intriguing games at Virgina and at Clemson will set the tone.

18. Boise State
Boise State is poised to be a BCS team, and it begins immediately as they host on the blue turf the Quack Attack right out of the gate. Get that done and it is clear sailing for the Broncos. It seems they are not quite as good this year as in the recent past but they could well be undefeated.

19. Georgia
The loss of quarterback Matt Stafford is huge for the Bulldogs. Although they Dawgs have a gem in receiver A. J. Greene, they lost most of the rest of their proven firepower. Georgia has been somewhat suspect on defense and will have to step it up for the Dawgs to contend with Florida. Tackle Gene Atkins leads the group. UGA is at Oklahoma State to start, and that could get ugly and mentally damage the Dawgs.

20. Nebraska
Nebraska is a year away from really challenging in the Big 12, but they can and will win the north division. The 'Huskers will rely on and experienced offensive line and I-back Roy Helu as they break in a new signal caller in Zac Lee. It is defensively, coach Pelini's calling card, where Nebraska will be improved behind a very disruptive tackle in Ndamukong Suh. A young but athletic linebacking core and an experienced backfield will bring back the Blackshirt lore. If the quarterback situation becomes a strength, then look out!

21. Brigham Young
Max Hall is an outstanding signal caller for Brigham Young, and with utility back Harvey Unga, the Cougars will lite up the scoreboard. Sackmaster end Jan Jorgenson leads the defensive unit. The Cougars start with a neutral game versus Oklahoma and host Florida State two weeks later. Got to give them credit, they are not ducking anyone.

22. Utah
Utah had a tremendous season a year ago, stomping Alabama in the Sugar Bowl. But the UTes have suffered signinficant losses in terms of personnel. The have built a solid base, but it will be too tough a task to be BCS bound again. Utah does not have any games it cannot win on the schedule, but they are not the team they were a year ago.

23. Kansas
Behind quarterback Todd Reesing and wideout Dezmon Briscoe, the Jayhawks will be quite prolific on offense. It is stopping folks where KU will be questionable as they lose the entire linebacking core and lack any dynamic playmakers. Coach Mangino has brought in some JUCO recruits in an effort to shore up this side of the ball.

24. Michigan State
The Spartans appear to be on the right track under Coach Mark Dantanio and with 17 starters back, MSU could be in position to challenge for the Big Ten. Unfortunately, the Spartans will have a new quarterback and must replace Javon Ringer at running back. Greg Jones anchors the defense.

25. Notre Dame
Jimmy Clausen had a coming out party in the Irish bowl victory over Hawaii and that has got everyone fired up for 2009. Notre Dame will be better but it is a very favorable schedule that could leave the Irish with 10 or more wins. Althought here are several holes, the is talent spinkled around, particularly on offense. Anything worse than 9-3 would be a major disappointment.

POSSIBLE BREAKTHROUGHS: Oregon State, Illinois, Pittsburgh, Texas Tech, West Virginia, Miami, Wisconsin, Wake Forest, Iowa, South Florida, N.C. State and Rutgers.

ALL AMERICA TEAM

OFFENSE

WR Dez Bryant, Oklahoma State
WR Dezmon Briscoe, Kansas
WR Julio Jones, Alabama
TE Jermaine Gresham, Oklahoma
OL Russell Okung, Oklahoma State
OL Rodney Hudson, Florida State
OL Kris Dowd, Southern Cal
OL Mike Johnson, Alabama
OL Ciron Black, LSU
QB Tim Tebow, Florida
RB Kendall Hunter, Oklahoma State
RB Jahvid Best, California
RB Jonathan Dwyer, Georgia Tech

DEFENSE

DE Jerry Hughes, Texas Christian
DT Ndamukong Suh, Nebraska
DT Terrance Cody, Alabama
DT Gerald McCoy, Oklahoma
DE Sergio Kindle, Texas
OLB Rolando McClain, Alabama
ILB Brandon Spikes, Florida
ILB Joe Pawelek, Baylor
OLB Eric Norwood, So. Carolina
DB Eric Berry, Tennessee
DB Taylor Mays, Southern Cal
DB Jordan Lake, Baylor
DB Walter Thurmond III, Oregon
DB Patrick Robinson, Florida State

K Alex Henery, Nebraska
P Derrek Epperson, Baylor
KR Brandon James, Florida
NC David Oku, Tennessee

Our Parents Democratic Party Highjacked

FOX News Channel's Glenn Beck this week began a series asking questions of the Obama administration no one else seems interested in asking, for whatever reason. Are the media and members of Congress in fear, or are they complicit in the policies being implemented? Obviously, the media is completely in the tank for Obama, particularly the NBC affiliate of networks, save a few outstanding anchors and analyst on CNBC.

The power grab taking place under the Obama administration is nothing short of frightening and one has to wonder where the moderate Democrats are in the debate? Sure, there are the left wing lunatics, but what about the conservative southern Democrats or the Reagan Democrats?

Does not the news media have a responsibility to the citizens? Am I wrong to note the arrogance and thugocracy exhibited by this administration and wonder where the freedom loving elected officials and media members are? Apparently not. Meet Pat Caddell, who formerly worked for the Carter administration and has since become a Democratic pollster and political analyst. He is concerned as well!



The antics going on in Washington are quite alarming. Certainly, as a free market capitalist, I am usually siding with the Republicans, am are registered as such. But the debate now in my mind is no longer Republicans versus Democrats. Amazingly, it now seems it is a big government nanny state versus freedom and capitalism.

It would be well worth your time to catch Glenn Beck all this week at 5PM EST on FOX as I suspect it will be eye opening to be sure. If you are unable to watch but are interested please visit Glenn Beck where you can find each segment presented.

Free market capitalism remains the best path to prosperity. The town halls and tea parties indicate the citizenry is not sitting on the sideline. Keep up the fight!

Accurate Assessment of Amateur Hour

Sometimes, even simple pictures accurately describe the goings on. With respect to amateur hour at the White House, Tom McMahon of Four Block World hits the target indeed on this one.

If you are at all engaged, this is quite evident by now. If you are not engaged in the debate, become so immediately. What could be more important than our freedom? NOTHING!

HT/CARPE DIEM

Orlando Citizens Unite

Once again, many Central Florida citizens took time out of their weekend schedule to converge on Lake Eola for a Uniting for America Event, where concerned citizens can mobilize to protect the liberties and principles guaranteed by the Constitution of the United States.

It was a great event with a solid array of speakers and Lloyd Marcus did a fine job both as the Emcee and performing his original music.

Here are some photos of the day:

The only astroturf me and my buddies have ever been part of is on the gridiron.

Not only are our citizens getting it in the shorts from the Federal Government, the City of Orlando was out in full force sending a message to many of those who attended the event.

It's About Us

Gene Williams of WarChant.com discusses the 2009 with Florida State head football Coach Bobby Bowden.



The Seminoles will gain strength throughout the year and will challenge for the conference title. A veteran team will aim for the national title in 2010.

It's Happening Now

For homeowners, credit is still marginally difficult to secure even as most banks have received federal assistance to resume fair and prudent lending practices. But, while even the most intellectually challenged banker can make money borrowing short at next to free and lending long at around 5%, few banks are doing so. Why? Do they know something we don't? Is there another shoe to drop?

FOX Business Neil Cavuto uncovers it is happening as we speak.



Unfortunately, the economic policies of the current administration, which can be summed up as an assault on small business, is prohibiting the marketplace from resuming economic growth. Yes, a jobless recovery.

If these proposed actions, from excessive new regulation, increased taxation, "skyrocketing" energy costs under cap & trade to the insane prospect of government run health care, the prognosis for real recovery is bleak.

The commercial real estate sector cannot bounce back without small business expansion, which is fueled by entrepreneurs who start and expand small businesses, and thus occupy office and retail space. The current environment is not supportive to small business. A sad situation indeed.

Paine's America Silent No Longer

The politicians, who are displaying an incredible sense of arrogance toward their constituents at these town hall meetings, should understand the following: WE SURROUND YOU!

Another opportunity to express our views will come with a summertime Orlando Tea Party at Lake Eola on August 22 from 6-8 PM. I hope to see you there!

Private and Public Choice

With our economy staggering from the burst of the housing bubble, our elected leaders are implementing economic policies that they hope will cure the ills.

Did you pay attention in economics class? I actually did, and I have to say I would be doing about the opposite of the Obama administration in combating the economic issues.

In a recent event hosted by The James Madison Institute honoring the birthday of famed economist Milton Friedman, one of my former professors, Dr. James Gwartney of Florida State University, makes commentary on the economic issues of the day.

If you failed to pay attention in class back in day, take 10 to get a refresher.



Government is not the answer, as there is no free lunch. Stay true to the Kudlow Creed, as free market capitalism remains the best path to prosperity.

Media Thugery

If you were unaware that the media was completely in the tank for the Obama administration, after witnessing the following interview, you will know.

MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell, a deep economic thinker to be sure, has a segment with Euro Pacific Capital's Peter Schiff, who is among the few that predicted the economic troubles we now find ourselves in. Take a listen:



HT/HOT AIR BLOG

The level of arrogance exhibited by O'Donnell is pathetic. It might be one thing if O'Donnell, a socialist, even dreamed about knowing what he is talking about, but his juvenile behavior is sadly fitting the current antics of the NBC News division, which is owned by General Electric. GE CEO Jeffery Immelt is on Barack Obama's economic council, and GE is set to benefit greatly from the Cap & Trade bill provisions.

For those of you who voted for change, this is likely not the type of change you thought you were getting. But for some, you may have a chance to make some changes. Schiff is entertaining a run for the Senate seat currently held by Chris Dodd, a complete disaster as a public official.

I am much in favor of that type of change!

Beck's Birthday Wish

Yesterday was President Barack Obama's Birthday. White House reporter Helen Thomas as well. Oh joy!

Although no Marilyn Monroe, it certainly must be an honor for our President to get a personalized birthday wish from top selling author and FOX News host Glenn Beck.



Beck is quite witty, but the seriousness behind the comedy of most of his comments are quite troubling. America seems to be catching on. Will it be too late?

HT/GlennBeckClips.com

All You Need Is A Photograph

It is often said that a picture is worth 1000 words. This picture, a White House photo, indeed conveys who is the arrogant public servant and who conducts themselves in a civil and compassionate manner.

Investors Business Daily editorializes in fine fashion about this incident today, appropriately titled "The Audacity of Hops".

On top of the questionable actions which led to his arrest, Professor Gates has in the past made some disturbing comments. This type of conduct will inhibit our country putting the evils of racism behind us. I wonder if Professor Gates understood the "teachable moment" of this photo.

PHOTO H/T ATLAS SHRUGS

Captain Speicher Comes Home



Capt. Speiker

The saga of Captain Michael Scott Speicher, thought to have been shot down on the first night of the Gulf War, has been wearing on many Americans.
Now, his remains have been identified and in fact Speicher was indeed shot down on that night 18 years ago. Although the finality of his death is sad, Captain Speicher can now rest in peace.

Speichers fellow alumni at Florida State University, where the new Speicher Tennis Center is named in his honor, and the citizens of The United States of America appreciate his service and will always remember him as a Hero.

God Bless You Captain Speicher!

THE MICHAEL SCOTT SPEICHER TENNIS CENTER AT FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY

Thugs Attack America From Within

Unfortunately, the extreme seriousness of the issues take away the humor in the debacle of the Cash For Clunkers program, which is broke after one week.

How anyone could seriously advocate the government taking over our health care system is beyond any sound thinking. Not only have they demonstrated their inability to maintain solvency in most if not all programs, there appears to be a more sinister objective. Check out the provision discovered in the Cash For Clunkers program and listen to the discussion with Glenn Beck, Jonah Goldberg and the very lovely Kimberly Guilfoyle :



And to think people were pissed at Bush for the Patriot Act. Where are these people now?

This government is operating like the mafia. If you oppose them, they crush you. Look to the GM and Chrysler car dealers for an example. Among those who provide checks and balances on the actions of the government are the Inspectors General. Remember Gerald Walpin?

Isn't it just great to have 35+ Tsars who answer to the President and are not accountable to the people?

In an outstanding editorial in Investors Business Daily, Michael Barrone gives us a pre-election glimpse of what we are in for. Not enough people were listening.

There are a few in Washington sounding the alarms now, including Darrell Issa, R:CA and Michele Bachmann, R:MN.



While making rousing speeches seemingly daily where crowds are just tickled pink, Obama is doing exactly what he said he would do; Remaking America. Most of the cheering crowds did not get it in the campaign and although many eyes have been opened, most are still asleep.

It is critically important that America opens her eyes and registers the actions of this group of thugs, operating through arms of soldiers like ACORN, kings of civil disobedience. Time is running out as the administration is in a race to pass legislation before most recognize what is going on.

As evidenced by his apology tour, Obama thinks America needs to be different. I reject Obama and his path to remake America, as I am mighty proud to be an American!

See ya at the next tea party!

Prime Time In The Daytime

Former Florida State All American Deion Sanders brings a youth group to Tallahassee to visit with some old friends, including Coach Bowden and Coach Andrews.



In all my years associated with college football, Sanders is probably the best player I have ever seen. Johnny Rodgers, Barry Sanders, Tommie Frazier and Charlie Ward are among the others.

Along with his career in the National Football League, Sanders also excelled in Major League Baseball. He is the only athlete to ever play in a World Series and the Super Bowl.