Translating Liberal Talking Points

Howdy y'all!

   Well it seems like things are startin' to get real interstin' in DC. What with the budget battle, the deficit and the need to cut spendin' an lot of Liberal talkin' points have been thrown at us thu the Media or as I like to call them, Obama's Drum Beaters and Heralds. I swear, if they could they'd announce his presence with those big long horns.

That bein' said,  Let's get to the nut cuttin and go with the ones bein' bandied bout the most:

Bi-partisanship: You would think it would mean coperation across the aisle, each side working for the common good, but when Democrats  start ranting about this, it boils down to, "We want you to give us what we want even though we don't have the votes now to ram it down your throat". Ever hear them talk about this when they were in control?
Post partisanship:  This is a good one. Seems like for the eight years of the George W Bush Administration, all we heard from the Left was rants and vitriol that bordered on the crazed. He was villified in the Media daily for every mispoken comment, his positons. He was called everything from a Nazi to a bumblin' fool. I myself have heard Yellow Dog (die-hard) Democrats call him crazy and call for his asassination. Not vote him out but kill him.
  Now with the "Annointed One", we are supposed to be beyond all that; even though any one who criticizes him is villified as a racist, while conviently playing down the fact Obama himself made a very racist comment about Republicans having to ride in the "back of the bus".

Investment in America: People, when you hear this, best start hidin your wallets! This is nothing but code for higher taxes. And the recipents of these investments will be payoffs to the unions and groups that put him office and will try their best to keep him there. Any moron knows that to invest in something is to provide capital in the hope to turn a profit. When was the last time you saw any government project turn a profit?

Party of the working class: I'm not sure which workers thy're talkin bout. Seems like Union membership is down to about less than 25% of all workers and most of them are in government jobs.  But while saying how much they respect the worker, the left thought they could ram card check down their throats, thereby doing away with the secret ballot. Add to all the restrictions and taxes on business and industry; jobs have been leavin this country by the millions.

The rich must pay their share:  Jeez just how much more do they think they can squeeze  outta these people? They already pay the  bulk of taxes and provide most of the jobs.
This is just a way to initiate a form of class envy to keep the poor stirred up and voting  for their entitlements and keeping the Left in a position of power. I guess it the first time a class of people ever voted to be kept in bondage.

Well those are my thoughts on them. I'd be proude to hear y'alls'

Why I Live in Texas

Howdy yall,

I been posting a few of these on Facebook  but I keep thinking of so many, I thought it might make an interesting post, at least to my Texan readers. Here goes...

Why I Live in Texas

• Chicken Fried Steak
• Lone Star Beer
• Chili
• 72 ounce steaks
• The Barbecue
• George, Waylon, Willie, REK
• The sunrises and sunsets
• Western Swing
• The Red Raiders, Aggies, Frogs, Bears, Coogs, Mustangs and 'Horns
• Gruene Hall and the Broken Spoke
• Cowboys here can throw passes as well as ropes
• Hats and boots aren't fashion statements
• Texans make good neighbors
• The hunting and fishing
• Pico de Gallo
• The Alamo
• Texas Rangers and the "Cinco Peso"
• South Padre
• Dallas days and Ft Worth nights
• The largest state fair in the US
• Belt Buckles the size of pizza pans
• Buckle Bunnies
• Bluebonnets in spring
• you can ride in an elevator in the day and a mechanical bull that night
• The Guadalupe and Brazos Rivers
• We support both the 2nd Amendment and The Ten Commandments
• Friday Night Football
• Sweet tea
• Larry McMurtry
• Dr Pepper
• Audie Murphy
• The Governor carries a gun
• I can carry a gun
• Birthplace of German Chocolate Cake
• If you cain't find it in Houston or Dallas, you don't need it

I guess it just boils right down to this, Texans don't just live in Texas; WE LIVE!