#79 of 365 Ways to Drive A Liberal Crazy

Quote P. J. O’Rourke:
“The principal feature of American liberalism is sanctimoniousness. By loudly denouncing all bad things–war and hunger and date rape–liberals testify to their own terrific goodness. More important, they promote themselves to membership in a self-selecting elite of those who care deeply about such things… It’s a kind of natural aristocracy, and the wonderful thing about this aristocracy is that you don’t have to be brave, smart, strong, or even lucky to join it, you just have to be liberal.”

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BTR-Political Pistachio-Constitution Study Radio: Article I, Section 4

Listen to Doug Gibbs on his very popular BTR show, Political Pistachio, talking about the Constitution and how to understand it. (embed player)

Listen to internet radio with Douglas V Gibbs on Blog Talk Radio

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Romney’s Promises to Homosexuals Still Stand

On a tip from Brad.

From WND:

The Conservative Political Action Conference gushed over Mitt Romney, giving him standing ovations when he said America needs a new president and that the country is experiencing a “moral tragedy of epic proportion.”

The former Massachusetts governor also is pulling his own weight in early presidential straw polls, taking 35 percent of the vote in January’s New Hampshire contest.

However, all is not well between social conservatives and Romney over  his pursuit of the GOP nomination for 2012. ABC News political writer Michael Falcone says that Romney’s campaign is giving “the cold shoulder” to an Iowa conservative group’s Republican candidate forum.

None of that is a surprise to Massachusetts resident, author and activist Amy Contrada, who has written a book in which she compares Romney’s rhetoric to his record.

In  “Mitt Romney’s Deception: His Stealth Promotion of ‘Gay Rights’ and ‘Gay Marriage’ in Massachusetts,” Contrada says Romney’s record as a Senate candidate in 1994 and as governor show the American people the kind of president Romney will be.

She says the best measuring stick is his long association with the Log Cabin Republicans.

When Romney ran unsuccessfully against Ted Kennedy for Senate in 1994,  garnering about 40 percent of the vote, Contrada recalled, the Log Cabin Republicans asked him to promise he would work for full equality for gays and lesbians.

“He gave them that promise in a now infamous letter,” she said, and the Log Cabin Republicans gave him their endorsement.

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Add that with information at this 2007 article at the Las Vegas Review Journal on Romney. It describes him as a gun grabbing socialist, “Seizing Guns and Socializing Medicine”. Romney is not ‘conservative’ by any stretch of the imagination.

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The Facts Everyone Should Know About Socialism

From Human Events:

Only a few decades after the fall of the Berlin Wall, all too many Americans have forgotten the horrors that stood behind it. A recent survey found that only 53% of American adults believe that capitalism is better than socialism.

And while progressives, including President Obama, scoff when conservatives denounce what is currently coming out of Washington as “socialism,” socialism it is.

Now, in The Politically Incorrect Guide™ to Socialism, Kevin D. Williamson provides a historical and contemporary analysis of socialist policies — including Obamacare and other up-to-the-minute examples — and explains why they inevitably lead to economic catastrophe and political repression, while benefiting a privileged few.

Get the facts about Socialism now

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Diersen’s News Clips and Upcoming Events; March 20, 2011

GOPUSA ILLINOIS
March 20, 2011

Fellow Republicans:

News clips and upcoming event information:

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