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Jury can’t convict ObamaDems of caring for poor/middle class

Not even by a preponderance of the evidence, much less beyond a reasonable doubt, after Cap and Trade passes the House, despite restrained and oftentimes apologetic rhetoric of Republican prosecutors.

Democratic Party assault on the poor and middle class

What Clinton and President Barack Obama have in common that uniquely condemns the Democratic Party

As the Democrats’ majority in the House prepare to pass President Obama’s desired skyrocketing electricity bill-causing “cap and trade” bill, a column by former President Clinton emphasizing how much FDR cared for the poor appears in Time that reminds this former Democrat of what his former party cared for more than the poor and why I was compelled to quit being a Clinton-like front-man for the Obama-like true-believing kooks.

Moderate Democrats as front men for the kooks

The penultimate straw that broke my donkey’s back were the words of Bill Clinton discussing his signing of the Gingrich-GOP Congress passed welfare reform bill that he had twice vetoed due to objections from many liberals in the Democratic Party concerning the requirements that recipients work to qualify for certain benefits.

Resign, repent, reconcile, rehabilitate and return

South Carolina lost a truly great governor today and America lost one its purest conservative voices, at least for a time. I know that Governor Sanford didn’t resign today, but he will within days. And he should. It is a sad day for South Carolina.

[update - June 24, 2009 - of initial “missing Sanford” story]

I was wrong in my initial conclusion that the Drive-by media was doing a hit job on the first Republican I ever voted for. It is now clear to me that South Carolina’s Governor was reckless in the conduct of his office. I initially relied upon the seeming contradiction between “missing” headlines and this statement in the body of the stories about Mark Sanford’s whereabouts:

Iraq and Iran prove facts on the ground matter more than Drive-by media defined “perception” Conservative Republicans are often cowed into defeatism during political battles against liberal Democrats with the refrain that “perception matters more than reality.” I always recoil from this scoffers’ rationalization for surrender to the power of the Leftist-dominated media.

The facts on the ground in Iran and Iraq justify such re-coilings.

The only thing “missing” is the credibility of the leftist myth that we can’t function as a people without Big Brother government monitoring our every move 24/7 365.

Hence, the Drive-by media’s breathless non-story, aided and abetted by Democrats and big government Republican political opponents, to try and discredit him as “missing” for four days even though the press “reports” that he was missing, included the following:

With an American named Barack Hussein Obama being a glaring exception

Generally, much like radio talk show host Dennis Prager, I much prefer clarity to agreement, and especially so in politics. Most bi-partisan “solutions” neither solve the problem nor educate voters on which of the partisan positions would more likely have been the solution.

Hence, its relentless attacks against her, Cheney, Rush and Newt

The Governor of Alaska is an unapologetic, unabashed Reagan conservative who echos the truth to power messages rarely heard from other elected conservatives too afraid of Obama and the Drive-by political correctness media police. Democrats have won the past two election cycles and now hold large majorities in both houses of Congress.

TARP has worked, Indiana pension funds are bound by the Bankruptcy Court’s order authorizing the Chrysler-Fiat sale and the Second Amendment does not now apply to the states.

Let’s take our conservative cold shower is ascending stages of frigidness as measured by DeVine Gamecock Law’s (pictured) thermostat:

Indiana Secured Pension Funds Creditors vs. Barack Obama is how DeVine law accurately styles the controversy also known as In Re Chrysler LLL, et al in which we initially perceived a breakdown in the, cherished and indispensable to Liberty and prosperity, Rule of Law.

Certainly, a regular Chapter 11reorganization bankruptcy filing by Chrysler in 2008 would have been a proper and preferable course, especially given the billions of American taxpayer dollars already lost in loans meant to keep the company alive until President Obama was inaugurated.

The main qualifications for a Justice of the Supreme Court are character and courage

This sixth DeVine Law analysis of the nomination process to fill the retiring Souter seat on in the nation’s highest court is less about Judge Sonia Sotomayor, and more about refuting much of the conventional wisdom that even many conservatives accept concerning what is relevant in determining a nominee’s competence and other qualifications.