For reasons that need little explanation these items were not positioned in such a way at the hotel to be seen by passers by during CPAC.
I suspect these they didn’t move well.
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Random CPAC photo of the day
Posted: February 27, 2010 by datechguy in special eventsTags: cpac, irony, obama, obamacult
You know the more I think of it…
Posted: February 25, 2010 by datechguy in opinion/newsTags: obama, obamacare
…the more I think this post is correct.
Conservatives must work harder than ever in the months ahead to make sure voters know that they—not the real demon sheep—offer change Americans can believe in.
Make sure you check out the photoshop, the only reason why I didn’t snarf it is to make sure you hit the link.
And the subject of
Forgetting the fact for a moment that I’m glad he didn’t do it…
Posted: February 16, 2010 by datechguy in oddities, opinion/news, warTags: Ahmadinejad, gitmo, lincoln, obama, War on Terror
…isn’t this kind of a weird story:
Iranian regime President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad lashed out at President Barack Obama for not closing down Gitmo as he had promised.
You know once there was a day when murderous despots had to make up promises broken by American presidents. It’s pretty odd when a guy like Ahmadinejad can say something like this and be accurate.
Of course, I approve of breaking this promise but it should never have been made. That is actually a bit of Lincoln in him to quote:
As to sustaining it, my promise is out, as before stated. But, as bad promises are better broken than kept, I shall treat this as a bad promise, and break it, whenever I shall be convinced that keeping it is adverse to the public interest.
In the words of the 10th doctor, the world is very strange.
And the prophesy is fulfilled
Posted: February 12, 2010 by datechguy in opinion/news, warTags: 10th doctor, bush nostalga, doctor who, history, iraq, joe biden, nostalgia, obama, reality, shameless blogwhoring, War on Terror
January 30 2005 Instapundit:
Reader Peter Ingemi, meanwhile, offers a prediction:
I’m remembering the coy saying about the French resistance. “If everyone who claimed to be in the resistance really had been, there would have been nobody left to collaborate.”
I make the following prediction: In 20 or 25 years (it might not even take that long) all the people who where saying that the war was wrong and Iraq was wrong will talk about how America brought democracy to Iraq and Afghanistan and how they were a part of it due to their protests and desire for democracy and the end of tyranny. (of course they will not mention that the tyranny that they meant was us.) If the same people who write the current history books write them again be sure that this will happen.
Heh. Yeah, just like everybody pulled together during the Cold War.
And the prophesy is fulfilled
Oops Sorry wrong prophesy, lets try again:
Kind of hard to figure out which clip is a better example of Fiction isn’t it?
Meet the Press this week should be interesting.
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