Goofy Quote of the Month

From the Congressional hearings on oil prices.

Representative Debbie Wasserman Schultz asked: “I can’t say that there is evidence that you are manipulating the price, but I believe that you probably are. So prove to me that you are not.”

Can you believe that she actually got elected to Congress?  

Prove a negative, because there is no evidence of the positive.  Really.  As Mark Steyn suggested, perhaps we should demand that Debbie prove she has not been sleeping with barnyard animals.   

Barack the Elitist

There was an excellent column published in a Kansas small town newspaper, The Hays Daily News written by Will Manly:

Dear Barack Obama:

I grew to like you over the last year.

I’ve always thought of you as dangerously naive at best. Eloquent, gifted, genuine, yes. But dangerously naive at best.

I couldn’t vote for you — but not because of your funny name or your lunatic pastor. I couldn’t vote for you because you say we should raise taxes (even on the rich, who I’m convinced already pay too much), and because you say we should abandon Iraq (which I’m convinced would be surrendering a war we must win), and because you don’t respect the Second Amendment (which I’m convinced should disqualify any politician from any office).

Read it all.  

Mr. Obama seems like a nice guy, but I am sorry to say that he is really an empty-suit, knee jerk, left-wing elitist.