High Ground Underground

And here's Jerry Brown confessing "It's all a lie": http://www.megwhitman.com/media/video/11821/ In other news, Obama on Jon Stewart: "Yes, we can, BUT....." Obama & the Dems/Libs/Left denounce opposition to them & their agenda as based on irrational fear. Right, and who is it that invokes that ultimate fear of the Left by labeling us Nazis? Or fascists? Or that we'll be plunged into the Dark Ages if we return Republicans to power? If you think about it, though, staggering debts and alarming government growth are irrational things to be feared.

Here's my considerably revised letter to the editor, still trying to get published [update 10/29/10 -- it was published today in the local Daily Breeze]: "If ever there were a time to vote for change, it is now, for our formerly great state – before we can no longer dig ourselves out. Surely California can do much better than Jerry Brown and Barbara Boxer, with their long, failed political careers and policies that have only exacerbated California’s economic crisis. The well-worn quote bears repeating until heard: “Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.” -- Albert Einstein. Meg Whitman and Carly Fiorina provide exactly what the doctor ordered to turn around the exodus of businesses -- our tax base -- and citizens, and restore fiscal sanity. What gall, to accuse Fiorina and Whitman of making difficult business decisions to save their businesses in the very climate Boxer and Brown have fostered! Those taxes, extremist policies &

Campaign 2010 is in now in full swing. Democrat die-hards and their media allies are pulling out all the stops and slinging mud . Incapable of taking on the real issues and defending their abysmal performance on the economy, etc., they have a whole army of information thugs digging up any dirt they can find on Republican and Tea Party candidates. More typical Leftist smear tactics. The things they’re coming up with clearly indicate their level of desperation. They ridicule O’Donnell for having hung out briefly in high school with friends dabbling in witchcraft, and say that’s beneath the dignity of Congress. And yet clowns like Al Franken and Steven Colbert are not? Or those who more than dabbled in drugs or terrorism in college, or more recently and to this day more than dabble in Marxism/socialism, such as a number of Obama’s cohorts? And for all their liberal tolerance and inclusiveness, are they really so willing to offend the Wicken vote? Maybe so, since they’re too smal