Remember when Barack Obama used to say thing like “this was the moment when the rise of the oceans began to slow and our planet began to heal”? He was the candidate of hope, of change, of the future. His minions claimed that he would bring in a new age of togetherness, that he could [...]
Nate Hendley from the Libertas Post interviewed me a couple of weeks ago for his website. I really enjoyed chatting with him about Ann Coulter, Tea Parties, my public healthcare nightmare, and lots of other stuff, so I would encourage you all to check it out here! What’s your opinion of Harper? Is he doing [...]
Tags: Andrew Lawton, Ann Coulter, Gay Marriage, Ronald Reagan, Sarah Palin, Stephen Harper, Tea Party
Most of you probably remember the embarrassment from a couple of months ago when the second of Ann Coulter’s three Canadian university campus appearances was canceled due to rioters at the University of Ottawa. A few days prior to the event, Ann was served with a letter threatening criminal prosecution for the speech that hadn’t [...]
Tags: Allan Rock, Ann Coulter, Canada, Francois Houle, University of Ottawa
Until today, I can’t say I ever thought I would be saying ‘Obama’ and ‘Woody’ in the same blog post. But hey, life’s full of surprises. Reader Steve sent me a great piece from Andrew Klavan over at Ricochet (the only podcast that comes close to Strictly Right Radio in terms of greatness) comparing the [...]
Tags: Barack Obama, Ricochet, Toy Story
What happens when you give two angry conservatives a microphone? A great discussion on the G20 summit, Joe Biden, Obamanomics, John McCain, and, of course, naked Indian girls plowing fields. You can listen to this episode online here or subscribe to the podcast in iTunes.
Tags: Canada, Economics, G20, India, J.D. Hayworth, Joe Biden, John McCain, Toronto
From the time Allied boots set foot in Afghanistan, pundits have been eager to draw comparisons between the wars ins Afghanistan and Vietnam. The most common refrain is that just like Vietnam, Afghanistan is an unwinnable war. In reality, that is the wrong conclusion. In fact, Vietnam was absolutely a winnable war, and in fact [...]
Tags: Afghanistan, Barack Obama, Curtis Lemay, David Petraeus, Douglas MacArthur, John Kennedy, Korean War, Lyndon Johnson, Stanley McChrystal, Vietnam War, War on Terror
I’ll continue to update you on news from the Toronto G20 summit as I get it. My initial post is here. I’ve decided to post some pictures that I think accuratley depict the state of affairs outside the security fence. Courtesy for these photos goes to reader Vardit F., author Tarek Fatah, the Toronto Sun, [...]
All around the world, people are tuned into the events of the G8 summit in Huntsville, Ontario this past weekend as well as the G20 summit in Toronto taking place right now. Over the past few weeks, much controversy has arisen from people skeptical of the amount of money being spent on making sure this [...]
Tags: Anarchy, Canada, Che Guevera, Communism, G20, G8, Protest, Stephen Harper, Terrorism, Toronto
Peggy West is your average Democrat. She is a Milwaukee County Supervisor. Her county, like many in the United States, voted on boycotting Arizona over SB1070, the border enforcement law. In debating the proposed boycott, West made the following point: If this was Texas, which is a state that is directly on the border with [...]
Tags: Arizona, Barack Obama, Democratic Party, Eric Holder, Immigration, Janet Napolitano, Peggy West
A lighter edition of Strictly Right, featuring discussions on: fast food, Democratic deviants, gambling welfare recipients, a great letter to the President from Jon Voight, Obama’s never ending war on the producing class and much more. You can listen to this episode online here or subscribe to the podcast in iTunes.
Tags: Al Gore, Arizona, Barack Obama, Gambling, Israel, J.D. Hayworth, John McCain, Jon Voight, McDonald's, Sexuality, Stanley McChrystal, Welfare
