Guy Smith | June 29, 2008
Dykes on bikes need to put their shirts back on.
The lead entry in every year’s San Francisco Pride Parade are the dykes — motorcycle riding lesbians, anyone of whom is more of a man than most men I know. A number of the DoBs ride topless. Now I’m not objecting to bare boobs [...]
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Guy Smith | June 27, 2008
This post will be updated throughout the campaign. Bookmark it now.
I politics, it is more important to vote against bad actors than it is to vote for heroes. That said, I present an ongoing and occasionally updated list of reasons to vote against Barack Obama (don’t worry, I’ll pick on McCain as well):
Obama is [...]
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Guy Smith | June 26, 2008
In close elections, everything is decided by the undecided.
Registered independents are the perpetual American swing vote. They tend to be researchers and free thinkers. They rarely make up their minds until the last week before an election. But when you can get an early read on them it tends to prophetic.
Independents will crush [...]
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Guy Smith | June 25, 2008
The United States Supreme Court has ruled that executing a man who rapes a child is unconstitutional. They believe that the “cruel and unusual” clause of the Constitution forbids such penalties because in relationship to the crime, the punishment would be disproportionate.
I agree that the punishment is disproportionate. Death is too lenient. [...]
Category: Constitution, Culture, Terrorism |
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Guy Smith | June 22, 2008
George Bush the 1st learned that mucking in markets is madness.
Bush the Elder imposed a 10% luxury tax during his only term as President. This tax on consumption by well-heeled folk had the peculiar effect of eliminating most of the Florida yacht building industry. Wealthy people (Republican-defined wealthy, not Democrat-defined) ran the [...]
Category: Buncombe, Politics |
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