Sunday, February 5, 2012

Komen Foundation, Planned Parenthood: A Race to Cure Blind Ideology

February 1, 2012 by  
Filed under Life, National, Politics, What's Featured

I am pro-Choice.  That means I am the decider when it comes to issues of personal health, personal happiness, and personal wealth…and with that, the distribution of such wealth.  Today, I have made the personal choice to strike the Susan G. Komen Foundation from my list of annual giving.  I choose to put people above [...]

Thankful I’m a One-percenter: Love, Family, Friendship

November 21, 2011 by  
Filed under Life, Musings, National, Politics, What's Featured

As regular readers of the ‘Schmootz blog can attest, I don’t write about myself very often…at least outside of my political ponderings or entertainment selections that I deem personally worthy (or unworthy) of a viewer’s time.  I tend to observe the world from thirty thousand feet looking down, instead of from ground level looking up [...]

Don’t Mess With History – TX Gov Perry Correlates GOP Tax Struggles to Civil Rights Struggle

August 23, 2011 by  
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Reiterating without repose the sad commonality that corporations are people, Republican presidential frontrunner, Rick Perry (R-TX), compared the GOP fight for lower corporate taxes to the Civil Rights Movement.  I’m not making this up.  Yesterday, on the day the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial was opened in Washington, DC, Governor Perry was speaking to a [...]

Reached My Own Debt Ceiling, No More Cash For Candidates

August 1, 2011 by  
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I have to hand it to my Conservative friends.  You did it again, and I don’t blame you for dancing in the streets.  I’m sure at this moment, Capital Hill is sporting many more Republican Boners at its head than merely the House of Representatives.  Once again, you put in your closer in the bottom [...]

McCain Emerges From Middle Earth

July 29, 2011 by  
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Politics is so bad in Washington DC, even I quit watching.  If I wanted to see a bunch of pandering, poor actors pretending to be potential bedfellows, I would tune-in to Rizzoli and Isles. I turned off C-SPAN and CNN and was turned on by Sy-Fy (Warehouse 13) and web streaming.  I prefer the drama [...]

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