Justice For Darren Wilson & A Great Day for American Justice System

The Brown family attorney is an idiot.  How did this country get turned upside down that people actually think this way? Here is his quote on the Grand Jury process, a long-standing part of the American justice system:

Benjamin Crump, an attorney for Brown's family, said they are frustrated the prosecutor didn't charge Wilson himself or suggest a charge to grand jurors.

As it is, "you don't have any direction, you're just putting all the evidence out there and you're going to let them figure it out and they can make up their own minds," Crump said. "You know, it just boggles the mind why he thinks this is fair."

Source:  http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/U/US_FERGUSON?SITE=AP&SECTION=HOME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT&CTIME=2014-11-22-21-38-58

What could be more fair than letting people make up their own minds? Moron.

But most importantly, kudos to the Grand Jury for considering the evidence and not caving to pressure from savages and racists in the black community.

My Message to Ferguson

One State's Election Results

The recent mid-term election was a disaster for liberals nation-wide.  Liberal Democrats were defeated by those candidates who ran on a conservative agenda (repealing Obama Care, securing the borders, fiscal discipline, etc.).  It was a conservative victory of historical proportions.  Now to see if the winning candidates keep their word or just become more slimy politicians no better than any other. On the national level, let's take a look at the prognostications that were oh so wrong:
  Of interest in the national mood swing that just occurred is one area where nothing changed.

Let's take a look at a politically insignificant state's election results.  Delaware, though being just a pimple on the face of national politics, is the bluest of blue states. It's a state so far left that I'm pretty sure its illegal for your car to have a right-turn signal.

In the most recent, mid-term election, 36% of eligible voters participated. This is almost in line with the national average.

One U.S. Senator and Delaware's only U.S. Representative were up for re-election (Coons and Carney), and both won handily (55.8% and 59.8% of the votes, respectively).  Let's compare this to the 2012 election, which also had one U.S. Senator and the sole U.S. Representative races on the ballot.  The Democrats' victory in 2012 was 66.4% and 64.4% percent of the vote, respectively.  This represents a decrease in the Democrat's margin of victory of 10.6% and 4.6% respectively.

Such minimal inroads by the Republicans in a greater context of a Republican wave across the country, which clearly signaled that most people are anti-Obama and the libs, just shows how blue Delaware remains.  If this mid-term election cycle marked by a Republican wave can not move the needle in Delaware, it is evident that Delaware will remain blue in perpetuity.  It also shows how liberal the Republicans are (at least in one state) and how they do not provide a conservative contrast to the liberalism that reigns.  Were they to get away from the Republican establishment bullshit and have more Tea Party influence, there might be enough of a distinction to actually give the citizens a choice.  This wouldn't work, you say?  Well, how is the current situation working out for conservatives? A true conservative option could not do any worse.

If citizens were given a true conservative/liberal choice, instead of the current liberalism of both parties, they might attract more people like this guy:


So there you have it.  A politically insignificant state where a change in the national mood to the right has little, if any, effect on its political color.  It will forever be deep blue.

Dangerous Times

America faces most dangerous two years in 150 years

By Charles Hurt - - Wednesday, November 5, 2014

ANALYSIS/OPINION:
If President Obama suffered a "shellacking" in the 2010 elections, then what he endured Tuesday night was nothing short of a vicious gangland beatdown the likes of which have rarely been seen before in the history of electoral politics.

This, of course, is a wonderful and well-deserved outcome. But beware: America now enters the two most dangerous years of her existence — or certainly the most dangerous since the Great Depression and possibly going all the way back to the Civil War.

Not to dismiss the promising results of Tuesday's election.

Voters clearly and forcefully rejected the party, politics and policies of President Obama. They slapped his socialist agenda back into the days of Soviet gulags, where it belongs.

His grand visions of mighty government ruling unchecked over desperate ghettos have been snuffed out.

Gone, too, were the so-called "low-information voters" who have been coaxed to the polls since 2008 on lies and false promises that the federal government would solve all their problems.

They are used up and wrung out.

Even the onslaught of threats and desperate accusations in endless emails to their Obamaphones couldn't motivate those people to the polls one more time.

Voters rejected the craven, crass and mafioso tactics of Senate Leader Harry Reid.

Voters stripped him of his baldly partisan use of the United States Senate as a graveyard for all House legislation in order to protect his Democrats from tough votes and insulate the President from reality.
The little man with giant fists got staggered by a nasty uppercut from voters even though Reid saw it coming for weeks. Now, the ex-boxer stumbles on the canvas all tangled in the ropes, waiting for the bell.

And voters also rejected the loony-toon delusions of House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi. Honestly, the woman should be running a hat and wig shop in Haight-Ashbury, selling weed and prescription pills on the side. How it is that Democrats in Congress have taken her so seriously for so long will baffle historians for decades.

The silver lining for Democrats today is now they now have the perfect excuse to bounce both of them out of leadership forever.

And this is where things get very, very dangerous for America. President
Obama still has two more years left in his final term.

Already, he has demonstrated again and again that he has no regard for the constitution or the legitimacy of laws when they do not suit his agenda. He flaunts his disregard for the constitutional process, dismisses laws he doesn't like and rewrites others.

He mocks the powers of Congress. The Supreme Court has slapped him down more than any president in recent times. All of this as he tells us he is an expert on constitutional law.
Now come his very explicit threats to pass more illegal and unconstitutional presidential edicts to grant amnesty to illegal aliens already in the United States. This, in turn, will issue invitations for millions more illegals to come streaming across the border.

It will not end at immigration. Unchecked power is addictive.

Disowned by Democrats and made to feel irrelevant in this election, President Obama's enormous and unjustified ego is deeply wounded. He is frustrated and feels caged, cornered. This is when people like him are most dangerous.

Buoyant Republicans will make an effort to engage him.

But President Obama is not a listener. He is not a negotiator. He is not a learner. He will just take what he wants. It is easier that way.

Franklin D. Roosevelt's court-packing scheme during the Great Depression was nothing like the strains this president has put on Constitution. Indeed, not since the Civil War has America faced such a dire threat to her existence as a lawful, constitutional republic.

The difference in leadership between then and now could not be more striking.

To bind the union, Abraham Lincoln took an economic and political war and elevated it into something higher. He made it about emancipating slaves and won. And saved the Republic.
This president does the opposite. He got elected promising to elevate politics but instead finds unity and sows discord, often inciting racial divisions.

America's only hope today is that President Obama finally turns to the bust of Lincoln he keeps in the Oval Office and listens.