we flood Fox with demands that her character be eliminated (in the most brutal sense of the word) from the current season of 24 but the rest of the season has probably already been in the can for quite a while. If anyone knows to the contrary, it might be worth a shot.

They are undoubtedly incredibly rich. IIRC, they have apartments in Manhattan. They are now part of the Bush-hating. well-monied elite.

we put them right where they belong– in the obscure coffee houses; the land of silly berets and bad poetry. And, they have been crying ever since.

They got a Grammy for their last album. The recording community can’t get enough of them.

And, one of the Chicks said that they were glad to be rid of their hick fans. They’d risen to a new level, and they were happy to leave we trailer park trash behind.

Let’s not fool ourselves. Yes, the Chicks have been forced into a bubble. They’re smart enough to know that, if they step out into sunlight and actually debate their views with a capable consevative, they’ll get crushed.

They also know their bubble is a fabulously comfortable one. That “bubble” encompasses Manhattan, the Hamptons, Hollywood and the chic cities of Europe. So there’s no reason to come out of it. Ever.

or alcohol, it will just make people want it more. We have more than an intellectual political debate ahead. The country has changed. Unfettered immigration from not all nations, but just one or two has caused a major change in the electorate. The NEA, the drive by media, and the mental simplicity of liberalism are major structural obstacles. In most of history it is wrong to say “this time it is different”, but in this case it is true. The country we were born into is not the country we live in today.

Look, the news stations, especially MSNBC, are hurting badly. They’re ratings and ad sales are down. Hollywood is also hurting because they’re pulling more flops than hits. A few months back I heard talk of a bailout for Hollywood and there was some legislation included in one of the bills, too, for that matter. Now, there’s talk of nationalizing newspapers.

There is no need to call for a boycott. There’s a defacto boycott on now because the people are fed up with everything.

Yes, the Dixie Chics were boycotted and they had to reinvent themselves. They might still be rich but I doubt that’s small comfort to them in their little bubble of elite adulation.

And I wish people would stop buying into the European anti-American crap they’re being fed. One question will stop that one in its tracks. If so many people hate America, why are they going to great efforst to immigrate here? They’re only anti-American when America expects anything of them. They’re so far gone in their socialist policies they can’t find the will to do anything for themselves anymore.

The possibility that the U.S. will follow suit in becoming socialist, or worse, scares them white haired.

The pressure is on although the clues are subtle. Yesterday, in a very short sound byte on Fox, Obama said he has a plan for small businesses and entrepeneurs. Now, we know he has no such plans but coming immediately after all the reaction to the tea parties, he’s going to play it cool until he can cook up one. He thinks to bribe us into silence.

If the government learns nothing else from the Tea Party, it should learn we won’t be bribed. We will not trade out country’s future for a facsimile of comfort now. The guy in IL versus Roesgan should have taught them that.

Instead of calling for boycotts and the like, since we do those anyway of our own accord, we simply need to keep doing what we did on the 15th. Up until now, we’ve been considered mice, grumbling about everything but doing nothing through Clinton, Bush, and now Obama.

This is the year the mice are roaring.

“It wasn’t grassroot it was astroturf’.The mice aren’t a blimp on the radar.As I have said before “They are not in it for us but thmselves”.No argument.