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1 day ago @ Big Government - Sunday Open Thread: Cl... · 2 replies · +1 points

thereby ruining, at least temporarily, any chances of Al Gore becoming the new POTUS.

1 day ago @ Big Government - Catholic Bishops Rejec... · 0 replies · +11 points

Dr. Berry, truly an outstanding article for the Bigs. Content, comparisons between what multiple sources are saying, and your clarity in describing each. A SHELL GAME. One more important thing -- I got to laugh at Obungler. Less than a year to go -- thanks for helping us get through.

1 day ago @ Big Government - Ohio: Self-Proclaimed ... · 0 replies · +1 points

Had to read through to get to the punchline ... LMAO WHAT A JOKE THIS GUY IS!!

4 days ago @ Big Government - Thursday Open Thread: ... · 0 replies · +2 points

I kinda feel bad how not sorry I feel for them. Although there are many innocents who are dying, in the end their society breeds hatred for Jews and Israel. Let 'em keep killing each other.

6 days ago @ Big Hollywood - 'The Rebound' DVD Revi... · 1 reply · +8 points

This is so blah. There is ingrained in our culture the idea that the only cool, hip places for a gal to be are the big cities. I guess they don't mean the welfare ghettos. This is the fare we get from folks who believe that the void between LA and New York is full of bible thumping hillbillies or something. On the contrary, the big cities, the big towns, tend to breed women with a very narrow liberal point of view. They also lack freedom in their thinking, so they can't understand why the promiscuous lifestyle that MTV is pushing is bad for their future kids(the ones they don't abort), but great for them right now. Raised on self esteem instead of humility and hard work, so many of them pursue vanity until they realize what a dead end they are in. By then, it's too late, you can't easily go back and grow up again, this time in the kind culture that values hospitality, family, home, country, honor, pride, and the like. By the time they've discovered how hollow their "upbringing" has been, they are ready to start claiming that they did their best, that they were in the most open environment, and everyone else must have been much more whorish and conniving, especially in the country. They forget that it is the liberal dogma that permeates the city that shuts out pride, honor, moral virtue, and patriotism -- these things that country girls cherish. The bitter hags and beaches would rather go on living a lie than accepting this truth. So you get a lot of scorn and resentment from them, and a lot of them work in the media and advertising. These parochial snobs think they are worldly, yet can't even understand what it means to live a life without taxis and mass transit. They sneer at truckers and pick up trucks but couldn't change a tire if their lives depended on it. Man I really am sick of them and glad I left the shift hole, NYC. Good bye and I ain't coming back! Damn this movie was a terrible idea!

6 days ago @ Big Government - EAG Exclusive: Teacher... · 0 replies · +26 points

Oh this sounds like fun! I guess union dues do not fall under the same limits as federal dollars which cannot be spent in certain circumstances to fund the purchase of alcohol.

1 week ago @ Big Government - Reason.tv: The Foie Gr... · 0 replies · +3 points

That was a spot on impression of an animal rights ivy league type. Well played.

1 week ago @ Big Government - Romney Romps in Florida · 1 reply · +1 points

Sorry, you don't deserve a dignified response with that attitude.

1 week ago @ Big Government - Senate Passes STOCK Ac... · 0 replies · +3 points

This is awesome, I don't see how Obama can veto a 97 vote Senate, he might as well say "I'm the 1 percent and proud of it, suckers" during an election year. No, this is a MASSIVE victory for Andrew Breitbart and Peter Schweizer, in no particular order. I'm beside myself. How did this happen?

1 week ago @ Big Government - Romney Romps in Florida · 5 replies · +4 points

With what, secret telepathy? Methinks not.