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Michael, you got your answer; I just did not understand your series of rants as anything cogent. Try stating the alleged lies more like this:
Candidate Obama stated that he would have the most transparent government in history, free of special interest, yet when he came to office, he brought a cadre of lobbyists as key staff, and turned the record stimulus package into a slush fund for Democrats - most notable was Solyndra that was in the process of going bankrupt as Obama lavished these Democrats with a half of a billion of the public's dollars, now the public's debt. Try being more succinct and much more substantive like this one truth, I expressed, as one of the multitudes of Obama Lies.
Commented: Sunday, October 7th, 2012 @ 11:40 am
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Michael, I've been in business for over 32 years, and I have no idea what you are talking about.
Commented: Saturday, October 6th, 2012 @ 2:54 pm
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Commented on First Presidential Debate is Over: Obama TrouncedYeah, the whole lie thing is the ultimate lie. I watched our Liar-in-Chief work that angle hard since he had his ass intellectually kicked Wednesday night.
The polls are turning and this is never good for the incumbent this close to the election.
Commented: Friday, October 5th, 2012 @ 8:40 pm
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Commented on First Presidential Debate is Over: Obama TrouncedIt's official: The Cry-baby-in-Chief, not to be confused with the Debater-in-Chief, is blaming Moderator Jim Lehrer for his miserable performance in the first Presidential debate, 100312.
Commented: Thursday, October 4th, 2012 @ 10:58 pm
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Commented on First Presidential Debate is Over: Obama TrouncedYes it was a thing of beauty to see Governor Romney able to answer questions, and not have them manipulated by the obvious "media stooges," who are still influential, but not with us who know the real world and the wiser path forward.
Considering the time limits, it might have been wise for "the Candidate" to keep his exposure as low as possible, by not fighting for the broadcast air, since his intellect, at least this night, seemed a bit flaccid.
Commented: Thursday, October 4th, 2012 @ 3:03 pm
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Commented on The President's Got Some S'plaining To Do !The main reason Candidate Obama is covering up the cause and effect of this nasty event in Libya is that he has, by his words, non-words (won't mention terrorism) and deeds, declared the War on Terror won by his various apology tours and the singular event of giving the order to kill Bin laden.
Now that al Qaeda is alive and well, and creating havoc throughout the Middle East, the Candidate's one singular foreign policy initiative of dispatching al Qaeda is a no longer true.
Commented: Wednesday, October 3rd, 2012 @ 8:41 pm
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Commented on Peace in Our TimeThis may be one of the great lessons of our time.
Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain, was a Conservative and a very able prime minister, who did not wish to go to war. No wise leader wants to invite war on their people, or on their conscience. So Neville Chamberlain seized on the first opportunity to delay war for Great Britain, if not for eastern Europe at the Munich Accords. Candidate Obama has a similar back ground in that wishes not to go to war. He is no Conservative, he is a Liberal, but rather than not delving into war because of humanitarian reasons, he does not consider war because of his core constituency and his roots growing up, at least in part, Muslim. There is one thing that he did do before he diminished our presence in the Middle East, as he has surely done. Candidate Obama used the infrastructure built, in the Middle East, by the George W. Bush Administration to give the order for Seal Team 6 to kill Osama Bin Laden. After the demise of America's #1 target, Candidate Obama left the informant doctor to rot in a prison in Pakistan, and then "spiked the Football" that he killed Osama Bin Laden, went on a "I killed Osama" tour to taunt this as his sole Middle East foreign policy initiative and accomplishment, and then distilled this event information into terms that even Liberals could understand, so he wouldn't have to run on his miserable economic record - a record of just giving stuff away to likely voters. Now that the Middle East is blowing up, he is proving powerless to effect anything positive; however, the Candidate still stands a good chance of getting re-elected because he gives away a lot of free stuff to likely voters, that others pay for, or face imprisonment for tax evasion. Maybe this Frenchman said it best: "A democratic government is the only one in which those who vote for a tax can escape the obligation to pay it" - Alexis de Tocqueville, 19th century Did I leave anything out here?
Commented: Thursday, September 27th, 2012 @ 4:43 pm
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The Don,
Even a man such as myself has some limits. Even then, I wouldn't have expect for the government to have paid for it. Maybe someone could have "passed the hat." What am I talking about, I was 19 years old, and the early seventies on a North Carolina campus was like the sixties everywhere else. So, I plead ignorance then, and I thank God, I married the right, no, perfect woman in 1978. I have to wonder, at 31 years old: What's Sandra Fluke's excuse?
Commented: Wednesday, September 12th, 2012 @ 10:48 pm
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Great Teddy Kennedy analogy Brant.
It really brings back distant memories colored in shades of complete truth. I remember well.
Commented: Thursday, September 6th, 2012 @ 12:45 pm
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This week of watching the Republican National Convention, I have had a guilty pleasure of switching between Fox and MSNBC, if only for the humor.
After spending a bit of time with the MSNBC, I am amazed that these guys are allowed to be on TV to talk about anything. It is almost like the fake news shows, but obviously their audience, albeit very small, must somehow feel intellectually fulfilled. Yeah, it's a bit scary; however, let's look at it on the bright side: They are unremarkably funny. If only Chris Mathews could lose that Obama tingle up his leg (it's still there), and Ed Shchultz could lose that whole misogynist thing, and if Rachel Maddow could find another issue that she could understand beyond the one, and Reverend Al Sharpton ... two words - Tawana Brawley - they might convince someone that is not already in their tank: swimming, feeding, going with the flow, understanding the school (of mindless fish) - their school of "in-the-box" thought, so as to embrace a portion of their dictum.
Commented: Friday, August 31st, 2012 @ 1:52 am
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Clint has spoken and Rachel Maddow proclaimed, "If I live to be a hundred, I don't think I will ever see anything as bizarre as that."
I suppose Rachel never had a grandfather, who spoke his mind. I have always dug old guys who speak their minds if ... and this is a big if ... if their hearts were in the right place. Clint Eastwood's heart is in that right place, and I have always dug Clint - love his films.
Commented: Friday, August 31st, 2012 @ 1:29 am
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Commented on Getting To Know And Like Mitt RomneyIf there is indeed a problem - the IRS will take him down, and will take him down hard as is their nature, especially for Candidate Obama because of his special purpose to swell their ranks (the IRS).
Then there is the diversionary tactic of Candidate Obama, and his minions, to talk about anything but the Candidate's miserable record. The tax return issue is textbook tactics for Liberals. I don't blame Romney for raising the dialogue of this election, after Mr. Hope and Change Candidate Obama put his candidacy in the gutter, where he, and his Chicago sycophants love to play.
Commented: Sunday, August 26th, 2012 @ 1:55 pm
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It's a fair suggestion.
And it is true, I am biased. Then again, I always am when it comes to politics; however, it is not always about party ... I just like Mike in this instance, and I have for a while. Often, and the record shows this, I most unkind to Republicans when they don't know how to act or how to vote. More is expected of Republicans and that is just the way it is going to be. This will not ever change. I will remove the offending phrase.
Commented: Saturday, August 25th, 2012 @ 3:18 am
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We're glad to provide the space for people like yourself to make comments, and obviously, it is good that you have outlets like BCN, because that information that you supplied is not getting out there.
As far as BCN being a journalistic entity - we're not. We just own and supply a superior informational delivery system than most people are acquainted with. That's what we do, and we have a dwindling peer group.
Commented: Friday, August 24th, 2012 @ 10:44 pm
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This is all very true, and this is why the state Republican party and all its associated groups will not be successful, even if they win on the good years.
They think the party is top down rather than bottom up, which is the way it should be if they truly want to be successful.
Commented: Wednesday, August 15th, 2012 @ 11:30 pm
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It was never my intention to be this popular, especially with a Socialist.
I guess this is what I get for being such a kind and considerate person, and always reaching out warmly to all people, most especially Liberals and Socialists alike.
Commented: Monday, August 13th, 2012 @ 12:00 pm
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Michael,
Since you are so prolifically expressive about your views, why don't you consider writing a column for BCN. In the past, I have picked bylines for contributors, who would rather that the publisher pick their byline. I generally read what their expressed motives are, and accordingly, I choose a byline that best suits their political / philosophical bent to best categorize their opinions. If you do decide to contribute posts, and you don't want to pick your byline, I have a few, and very humble, ideas. How about: "All About Stan," or ... "Just Exactly, What I Really Feel About Stan," or ... To have a more dynamic, and interactive exchange with your readers: How about? "Enough About What I'm Really Concerned About ... Readers Tell Me What Concerns You ... But First: What Do You Feel About Stan?"
Commented: Sunday, August 12th, 2012 @ 5:10 pm
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Commented on Candidate Obama: The Concept of CoolIt's all here in Beaufort County Now - even your comments.
So ... I guess that would make us Socialist propagandists as well. Right?
Commented: Friday, August 10th, 2012 @ 11:31 pm
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Commented on Candidate Obama: The Concept of CoolAs someone who works over 70 hours a week, I absolutely do not have the time to try to understand, let alone celebrate, the whole Occupy Wall Street, "we're the 99%, you're the 1%," YEAH socialism! mentality.
Sorry. Maybe that is why I so ably see through the whole "Cool Concept" as a reason to support an idea, an individual.
Commented: Friday, August 10th, 2012 @ 12:13 pm
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Commented on Candidate Obama: The Concept of CoolMitt Romney has had quite a few real jobs unlike Candidate Obama, who has only lied his way through life.
And you voted for him. Very sad.
Commented: Friday, August 10th, 2012 @ 9:34 am
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Commented on It's Not the Guns... It's The PsychosAlicia Colon well explains the meaning of the preservation of our 2nd Amendment right to keep and bear arms. It never was about hunting, and I'll never understand why Liberals cannot understand this simple precept.
Commented: Sunday, August 5th, 2012 @ 10:54 pm
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Commented on Raleigh Businessman Gives the President A SignMr. Webb, I do believe that we are kindred spirits - we, who ask for nothing more than a "fair shake" at a reasonable stake.
This week, the endless candidate tried to walk back his unfortunate remarks about we who create something tangible and beneficial, rather than seek a willing host. It ain't working, and it just makes him seem like even more of a totally disingenuous ... uh ... candidate. The endless candidate let us know, rather succinctly, how he feels about those of us who pay the price to succeed ... or fail.
Commented: Wednesday, July 25th, 2012 @ 9:22 pm
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Commented on Supreme Court Upholds Key Provision of Arizona's Immigration Law But What Does it Really Mean for Arizona?Diane, the 1930s?
That means your grandparents were seeking to escape the fascist Benito Mussolini. Does that make you a second generation American, or is the vernacular Italian/American? I do not mean to offend.
Commented: Wednesday, July 25th, 2012 @ 9:15 pm
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I am now.
Commented: Wednesday, July 25th, 2012 @ 8:57 pm
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To Michael Varin on his last comment under "Nullify Now!!"
No, Children are grown. Just spending a tremendous amount of time "building the better mousetrap." Oh wait a minute, Candidate Obama just reminded me, "I didn't build that ... somebody else made that happen." But hold on, I know, but ... well ... it could not have been ACORN, they were busy using federal dollars to elect the Barack, it wasn't Solyndra, and all the other the other well-healed members of that enlarged Democrat slush fund, know as the America Recovery Act, and it could not have been the president. When did Candidate Obama have time to help? For the last year, he has been on his "Two Americas Tour," and when he was not consumed with that, he was in Pakistan leading Seal Team 6 on their courageous mission to slay Osama Bin Laden. Who could have built Symbiotic Publisher, and then the NOWs? Oh ... silly me. It was me after all. Do you want to know what my "Two Americas Tour" is? It is about the hardworking, smart, wise Americans, survivors against all else. And then there are those that support Candidate Obama: the takers, the whiners, the guilt ridden cry babies, and ultimately, the losers. That's my two Americas.
Commented: Sunday, July 22nd, 2012 @ 10:37 am
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Commented on NULLIFY NOW !!On your receiving responses of the caliber of Diane: Don't have the time.
Anyway, that's why I have Diane. On matters of free men engaging in free markets, I always defer to Diane, unless I want to say it quickly, like now - Obama is a Communist Wannabe, and he should count his days in office, because they have a finite end, and the end will be soon.
Commented: Saturday, July 21st, 2012 @ 8:28 pm
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Actually, Ford did not ask for a bailout, and did not receive one.
Commented: Saturday, July 21st, 2012 @ 6:37 pm
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Commented on NULLIFY NOW !!Now there you go. That's how we should all play in the sandbox.
Commented: Saturday, July 21st, 2012 @ 1:59 pm
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Commented on NULLIFY NOW !!You know ObamaCare, Nullification, the U.S. Constitution ... it just all gets so confusing.
Commented: Friday, July 20th, 2012 @ 7:58 pm
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Commented on Americans' Ignorance About Socialism Is UnbelievableZinger there Alicia. That was one hot pitch.
And that is the crux of the matter: The non producers living off the producers, and when times get a bit too tough, they often exude the anger of a petulant child. And the true Hell of it all is that we have our really tough days all lined up in a row just a few scant years ahead, maybe sooner. I do wonder what will the OWS children gnash their petulant teeth on then?
Commented: Friday, July 20th, 2012 @ 6:48 pm
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Commented on Americans' Ignorance About Socialism Is UnbelievableSocialism in a government and in an individual is pretty easy to spot.
Commented: Friday, July 20th, 2012 @ 4:21 pm
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Commented on Americans' Ignorance About Socialism Is UnbelievableObviously, George Orwell's "Animal Farm" and "1984" honed my suspicious paranoia about the creep of Fascist Socialism into our American society.
Decades ago, back when I was an intellectually blind Liberal, I now credit these two classics in helping to restrain me from falling into the abyss of "group-think," which is the grand cliche of Liberal wisdom. Great article Alicia, and thank-you your permission to publish.
Commented: Friday, July 20th, 2012 @ 12:19 pm
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Commented on An analysis of yesterday's voting resultsThanks Raphael for the information.
We all need to be weary of "wolves in sheep's clothing."
Commented: Thursday, July 19th, 2012 @ 3:15 pm
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Commented on Who would Arthur Williams represent?Actually, this whole mess smells of price fixing (Sherman Anti-trust), through and by ancillary means (using the General Assembly), which if done knowingly is possibly illegal.
Why would anyone, at anytime, in the General Assembly be a party to this form of legislation?
Commented: Sunday, July 15th, 2012 @ 12:23 pm
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