Thursday, December 31, 2009

Napolitano on the hot seat, again - Jen DiMascio - POLITICO.com

Napolitano on the hot seat, again - Jen DiMascio - POLITICO.com

Well Well Well looks like another Clinton backstabber is about to resign. Anytime a President says someone's job is secure that person is gone by the weekend.
I hope she enjoys her New Years Eve because she is a total incompetent and keeps making mistake after mistake.
Its time for Napolitano to go since she can't seem to explain what happened last week and how that man got on a plane coming to our country. She isn't interested in keeping us safe in the least.
Happy New Year Obama will say as he pushes her under the bus. Another Clinton hater gone.

Tuesday, December 29, 2009

American Thinker: Obama's Image: What a Difference a Year Makes

American Thinker: Obama's Image: What a Difference a Year Makes

This is an excellent article and so damn true. Obama started playing rough before the General Election. Hillary and Bill Clinton were called horrible names by this idiot.
First of all what the Republicans don't know but better find out quickly is that BHO will steal an election HE DID NOT WIN THE PRIMARY he stole it that is why he only won the caucus states. He bussed people in from Chigico to help steal several states.
Conservatives need to ask themselves why so many liberals voted for McCain in 2008 they felt that McCain was far to conservative for them but they not only voted for McCain they campaigned for him. It was because McCain was and is an honorable man. Barack is a crook and a thief.

Monday, December 28, 2009

Raising Teenage Daughters in the Age of Provative Dress and Sexism

I am raising a 14 year old daughter who is one of the sweetest, kindest kids on the planet. She will ask me sometimes if its ok if she wears a skirt that is to short for her or jeans that are to tight. I tell her no that she is a young teenager and those clothes are unacceptable. Some people say I am restricting her freedom because I refuse to allow her to dress like an adult woman. She is not an adult she is 14. I have lots of help because my daughter has two older sisters and three older brothers plus a load of cousins who also tell her "NO"
Does this upset my daughter? Not really I think she likes when I tell her "NO" because it sets limits and also gives her an excuse if she doesn't want to dress a certain way but peer pressure is very strong. She can then make me out to be the bad guy. I think that is the way it is with most teenagers. They may fight and agrue but they know in the end that you have their best interests at heart. They also will never remember the times you told them "NO" but they will thank you for setting boundries.
Television is another issue. I am amazed at how many shows on TV are either racist or sexist or both. I have one rule and that is Nothing racist or sexist on tv. I am not talking about movies like "To Kill a Mockingbird" or movies that address either sexism or racism but movies and cartoons that use sexism or racism for entertainment. I don't mind my daughter watching Avatior because it has strong female characters.
Avaitor has several strong female main characters that are not filled with sexual stereotypes. I love Kataria the main female character who is a water bender. She is respected by all the characters on the show and she is a positive character for little girls to emulate.
My daughter is more likely to gripe about TV then she is about clothes and frankly I believe the images that TV portrays are worse for her in the long run then the clothes that seek to grow our daughters up before their time.
Its time for Television to remember that half the audience is females and we are the largest buyers. We are the shoppers and we need to make sure that advertisors know we will no longer accept their sexism on TV.