They take down another dangerous felon.

we need a modern day remake from someone

Half-time score: Florida 28, South Carolina 3.

Any alternative ideas for providing background for my making from-scratch pasta for tonight’s dinner?

Hope everyone caught Bobby Jindal on Greta Van Susteran Thursday night and Sarah Palin on Friday before the Republican Governors Association.

These two get it: that voters are looking for what Sarahcuda called “smaller, smarter government” … professionally run government with real solutions to people’s needs.

Whether he can fulfill it or not, Obama offered tax cuts to 95 percent of Americans, cheaper and better health care, investments in alternative energy, even a strong military. McCain offered: Joe the Plumber?

Jindal spoke of conservatives having the solutions to the problems the American people are facing every day. He talked about Washington’s corruption, its failure to address the issues. He focused on the six tax cuts he has delivered in Louisiana, about reform freeing up funds for programs that meet real needs.

Palin echoed many of the same themes. She spoke of the addiction to O-P-M … other people’s money … and introducing personal responsibility into the debate about the bailout (or as I now call it, the “bail and switch). She pointed to the transparency efforts afoot at the state level. She encouraged the GOP not to become the negative party, and promised on her behalf and that of her fellow Republican governors to take the lead in offering solutions to “taxes and energy and health care, immigration, education” at the state level.

I’m hoping the young, bright leaders emerging among House Republicans will be equally aggressive in promoting an agenda.

It’s a great time to be a conservative Republican. The Party is ours again, with the ueberappropriators out or on the run, and with an opportunity to forward an aggressive, “smaller-but-smarter” government agenda.

I hate when I’m discussing politics and the other person argues with emotion, like

“that’s not fair for the poor” (re univ. health care)

or

“why cant gay people have the same rights as straight people” (gay marriage)

etc

Just curious =D

are apparently occurring across the nation.

Remember last time this happened?

Remember the results?

Don’t be surprised if there’s an instant replay. With same-sex marriage opposition legislation passing in state after state, I don’t think they’re going to find much sympathy.

Really… how many years of endless Fires is it going to take?

Yes, we know there have been some big-blunders in the name of managing them. CA is always big of Big Govt., shouldn’t they be working on huge projects to move water around to prevent these things?

Of course, it is not just CA but I think you know why I’ve singled them out. This is a very serious issue/topic and if we are to keep hearing about GLOBAL WARMING (despite the last half dozen years the trend has STALLED/reversed, depending on whom you listen – founder of Weather Channel is trying to stop the madness) shouldn’t we be worried about the “Planet In Peril” natural correcting mechanism – TREES!?!?!

here.

Instapundit:

“THE WAR IS OVER AND WE WON:” Michael Yon just phoned from Baghdad, and reports that things are much better than he had expected, and he had expected things to be good. “There’s nothing going on. I’m with the 10th Mountain Division, and about half of the guys I’m with haven’t fired their weapons on this tour and they’ve been here eight months. And the place we’re at, South Baghdad, used to be one of the worst places in Iraq. And now there’s nothing going on. I’ve been walking my feet off and haven’t seen anything. I’ve been asking Iraqis, ‘do you think the violence will kick up again,’ but even the Iraqi journalists are sounding optimistic now and they’re usually dour.” There’s a little bit of violence here and there, but nothing that’s a threat to the general situation. Plus, not only the Iraqi Army, but even the National Police are well thought of by the populace. Training from U.S. toops has paid off, he says, in building a rapport…

UPDATE: Rand Simberg: “No thanks to the Democrats, including Barack Obama and Joe Biden, who tried to keep it from happening. I see that they still can’t bring themselves to utter the word ‘win’ with respect to the war. They continue to talk about ‘ending’ it. Well, it looks like George Bush did that for them, and he won it as well.”

MORE: Yon emails this correction: “Actually, NONE of them have fired their weapons in combat during this tour, and about half of them are combat veterans from Afghanistan and/or Iraq.” Sorry, I had misunderstood that bit.

Yeah, it really is there again.

Yes we will………ban guns.

“Address Gun Violence in Cities: Obama and Biden would repeal the Tiahrt Amendment, which restricts the ability of local law enforcement to access important gun trace information, and give police officers across the nation the tools they need to solve gun crimes and fight the illegal arms trade. Obama and Biden also favor commonsense measures that respect the Second Amendment rights of gun owners, while keeping guns away from children and from criminals. They support closing the gun show loophole and making guns in this country childproof. They also support making the expired federal Assault Weapons Ban permanent.”

One more time for those who simply don’t get it: There is no gun show loophole. Background checks on purchasers are mandatory for any legitimate retailer in the USA.

I’m hittin’ the range tomorrow afternoon before the Cup race starts.

…that Tim Pawlenty never uses the term “conservative” at all?

Whenever I see him on Fox or whatever he never seems to defend conservatism with the same vigor that a Jindal and such do.

Is he soft? Is he turning into a McCain-lican? Am I delusional?

Good Evening to All RSer’s.
You have seen some of my post hitting in a variety of topics here @ RS.
I would like to introduce you to a man among men.
Through his INCREDIBLE leadership as my last Commanding Officer at sea, he allowed to be forge within me a string love of my Naval service. Our mission, when we left on 9/18/01, was cloaked in secrecy, but there would be no doubt that we were going to the heart of the beast.
This man empowered EVERY crewmember who served under him, personal accountability was a hallmark of his style. AS ling as you lived up to your responsibility to him, his loyalty was insurmaountable. Whoa be unto the sailor who crossed him. He promised that anyone who couldn’t live up to his high expectations would find them selves reassigned to other floating vessels in areas quite distant, and guaranteed more hostile. Only tow took him up on his offer. Never heard from them again.

Ladies and Gentlemen, Please I invite you to closely listen to the great greyhaired man in the flight suit. A truer patriot you may come across only once in your life. I had the honor of serving on his ship for 7 months. We returned home victorious in EVERY mission we ran. We invented new warfare, and to his greatsest promise, He brought home EVERY sailor and Marine that he left with. Our ship suffered NO combat losses, sure a few were injured, but WE ALL CAME HOME safe.
(I am not using names on purpose. I believe he is still on active duty, and the ship is still a major combatant vessel that will continue to serve as the TIP of the SPEAR.
Enjoy

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iv2ODGkPrSs

If you can read this, thank a teacher. If you can still read it in English, you’re welcome.
Deskpilot, AM(H)1 (AW), USN(Ret)

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THIS is funny. (Not new, but definitely funny).

After you view this, take a 1/2 hour to look through his other videos.
THis man clearly fits Joe Biden quote of a young articulate black man.
He can deliver our message as good as Sarah Palin. What if they could team up?!?!

If you can read this, thank a teacher. If you can still read this in English, you’re welcome.
Deskpilot, AM(H)1 (AW), USN(Ret)

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I’m, of course, referring to Josh’s Redhot about Sarah Palin reportedly being offered up to $7MM for a book deal. Take the money Sarah.

And run for President!

Sorry, it’s late, I’m punchy and I couldn’t help myself.

To all of you who may be Bobby Jindal supporters:

We have created a Facebook group designed to encourage and support Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal to run for President.

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=21914331069&ref=ts

We are now approaching 2,000 members. We are attempting to form as large a membership as possible in order to form the basis of a grassroots organization in support of Gov. Jindal. As our membership increases we will be suggesting concrete measures which you can personally do to help Jindal get the GOP nomination.

Obama won in Iowa because he out-organized everyone else. If we work together we can do the same in the summer of 2011. There is strength in numbers – please consider joining.

in a comment or post? Thank you!

without having to see that smarmy idiot Kieth Olbermann? Without having the highlights interspersed with announces talking about how they have made their lives more green? And now Faith Hill is going to sing using a megaphone because it is more eco-friendly than a microphone? Well at least they stopped using the Ditzy Chicks.

My point is this, GE and NBC suck.

Are there usually big jumps in the argument when liberals are presenting problems and solutions? We had an article in our local paper first alerting us to the county’s literacy ranking. Here is the jump. She blames the county’s economic crisis on preschools not providing the children with quality experiences.
There were no solutions presented that actually made sense to improve the literacy rate like tutoring school age children or changing the method of reading instruction. One solution was in-home screening of parents after the birth of a child.

Is this how they usually present things?

I’d really like to comment on it, but there is no comment box when I open up the article. All the other front page items have comment boxes.