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President Obama seems heck-bent on discrediting the United States. Never has an American president apologized as often, or as needlessly, as our current Commander-in-Chief. And, he’s only been in office 100 days. America was right to drop the atomic bombs on Japan, right to strike back at terrorists following the 9/11 tragedy, and right to assert our influence throughout [...]
Posted by Jerry Pomeroy as Best Of the Web, Cultural Insanity, War on Terror at 9:42 AM UTC
Following the worldwide debacle known as the Second World War, having a permanent forum available for nations to discuss and work out differences seemed like a good idea. The failure of Woodrow Wilson’s League of Nations had been blamed for the outbreak of hostilities just two decades after the conclusion of ”The War To End All Wars.” [...]
Posted by Jerry Pomeroy as Economics, Energy, Global Warming, Obama Presidency at 12:26 PM UTC
The recently released 9-page summary of a Homeland Security counter-terrorism report is chilling at best. Without naming specific groups or individuals, the assessment slanders those holding political viewpoints out of favor with the Obama administration, military veterans, and enemies of the state in general. Debra Saunders of the San Francisco Chronicle correctly dissects this most [...]
Posted by Jerry Pomeroy as Best Of the Web, Liberal Hypocrisy at 8:19 AM UTC
A “Boston Tea Party” commenced yesterday at the Pond in Temecula, one of thousands of such events organized nationwide. An estimated 2,500 tax-protesters participated, far surpassing earlier predictions of a turnout in the range of 300 to 400. Carrying a variety of hand-made signs and American flags, local citizens jammed all four corners at the intersection of Ynez and Rancho California. [...]
Posted by Jerry Pomeroy as Limiting Government, Taxation at 7:39 PM UTC
Bad guys lose. Good guys win. It’s a scenario often wished for but too rarely played out in real life. But, in the dangerous waters off of Somalia’s lawless coast, just such an outcome was achieved as Navy Seals rescued merchant skipper Richard Phillips from the clutches of four desperate pirates. Once the marksmen were given the order [...]
Posted by Jerry Pomeroy as Current Affairs, Obama Presidency, War on Terror at 6:47 PM UTC
For years I couldn’t understand why this day was referred to as “Good.” It seemed to me that the greatest injustice of all time happened when Jesus was nailed to a cross. How such a miscarriage of justice could be regarded as “Good” was beyond me. Easter morning was certainly good, and the same can be said for Christmas. But [...]
Posted by Jerry Pomeroy as Religion at 4:21 PM UTC
Surprising even the most seasoned financial observers, Wells Fargo today announced a $3 billion profit for the quarter just completed. The whopping amount was double what analysts had predicted, sending shockwaves through the stock market. Early in today’s trading session, Wells Fargo shares had posted gains of nearly 25%. Bank of America and a host [...]
Posted by Jerry Pomeroy as Economics at 1:48 PM UTC
President Obama received favorable media coverage during his recent whirlwind tour of Europe and points east. However, following are two opinions you won’t read in the New York or Los Angeles Times. The contrast with the MSM’s fawning reporting is striking.
The first piece was written by Camille Paglia, a thinking liberal upset with Obama’s needless gaffes. From [...]
Posted by Jerry Pomeroy as Best Of the Web, Media, Obama Presidency, Video at 8:38 AM UTC
All across the nation, fields are being readied, equipment is checked and repaired, and little boys dream of driving in the game winning run or making the diving catch to squelch the opposition’s rally. The return of the world’s premier sport is upon us, and once again the sweetest words in all athletics reverberate throughout the land: [...]
Posted by Jerry Pomeroy as Sports at 6:06 PM UTC
A few weeks ago columnist Kathleen Parker penned a defense of print media. Declaring that despite “a few bad actors” in the journalistic profession, newspapers remain the best source of hard news. No other news outlets have the boots on the ground necessary to discover obscure information, while many bloggers “rely on newspapers to provide their [...]
Posted by Jerry Pomeroy as Media at 6:05 PM UTC