October 19, 2008
After the debate last night, I was anticipating the political commentary. It should have been safe. After all, I was watching Fox. I've had to seek refuge there, because of the incredibly disgusting lack of objectivity of the other "mainstream media." At least there I know what I'm getting, theoreti...
go to article »October 16, 2008
My friends (you know he's gonna say it), the American people are faced with a choice not between two candidates, but two philosophies. One- that of my opponent- holds that government should exist in loco parentis, so that it should take care of its citizens from the cradle to the grave. Like childre...
go to article »October 14, 2008
October 10, 2008
So here are some of the rules of your average gringo debate drinking game, AND now, as is our tradition, a revised version of the same game with the Latino twist…(Please add your own suggestions) One drink: - If both candidates show up - Every time McCain says “my friends” (If he says ami...
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Cuban diaspora blogger Child of the Revolution disagrees with the suggestion of an “independent scholar” that “lifting the embargo is no longer ‘just a noble but hopeless idea' but smart politics.” ...
go to article »September 22, 2008
It would have made no sense for Barack Obama to pick an even bigger political lightweight as his vice presidential running mate (if such a creature could be found). Joe Biden has been in the senate since Barack Obama was 11 years old. His 36 years of experience there dwarfs Obama's 3. To say that th...
go to article »September 17, 2008
More information is arising concerning William Ayers and North Vietnam, and Ayers' wife Bernadine Dohrn's contacts with Fidel Castro.The American Thinker has the story:After returning from Cuba, Dohrn and others met with North Vietnamese and Viet Cong representatives in Budapest, Hungary, to discuss...
go to article »September 8, 2008
n view of the natural disasters that have lately befallen Cuba, compounded, as they are, by the regime's wilful abandonment of the island's infrastructure which has made the Cuban people infinitely more vulnerable to the effects of a Gustav or a Hannah than was ever the case before 1959, when there ...
go to article »September 5, 2008
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