The IRS has informed the NAACP that an investigation of them has opened. The IRS is questioning the NAACP’s criticism of President Bush. The NAACP, which is the oldest “civil rights” group, has tax exempt status since it is “non-profit” organization. However, Chairman Julian Bond is abusing the power by using the NAACP to advocate his political views. Bond, posted comments on the website that condemned the Bush administration’s policies.

Osama Bin Laden, released a spine-chilling tape last night that was based upon “President Bush or Kerry can not save you from another terrorist attack”. He is most undoubtably wrong. Kerry, of course fought back ignorantly noting that “I can run a more effective war on terror”. Well sure you say that, but can you tell us how? Kerry’s case is based upon “I can do anything you can do better”. President Bush responded to Osama with “The person that sits in the Oval Office will determine the outcome of the war on terror and the economy”. Vice President Dick Cheney added “It is a contest we did not choose, but it is one that we will win”.

Since 1936, everytime the Washington Redskins (2-4) won the home game, before the presidential election, the incumbant has won. This has happened 15 times in the past. Actually 17, if you count the now Washington team, being the Boston Redskins, and before that the Boston Braves. This Sunday, October 31, the ‘skins will be playing Greenbay Packers (3-4). Go Redskins!

A recent poll shows Hawaii, a traditionally democratic state, in a dead heap between President Bush and John Kerry. Vice President Dick Cheney arrived in Hawaii today to compaign, as well as Former Vice President Al Gore and Kerry’s daughter Alexandra. A spokesperson for the Kerry campaign said “With less than a week before the November 2 election, Democrats are not taking anything for granted and will continue to campaign nationwide,”.

Dear President Bush,

I am a 16 year old attending a Catholic High School in Baltimore Maryland. I have grown up in a family of mixed political parties and have survived it all! But when I register to vote on Feburary 29, 2008 (my birthday) I will gladly check the Republican box, knowing that you will be our President of the United States. I want to thank you for your courage and charisma that has guided this country threw tough times. You choose decisions in times where they were hard to make, and you stand by them. I commend you for not changing your mind or any course of action, when you are under fire. Because I believe you made the correct choices, to make America and better and safer place to live. You have restored faith and happiness in Americans. You have rid the world of the most deviant dictator. You have captured some of the biggest terrorists that this world has ever known.

I have defended every notion made upon the War on Terrorism and the war going on in Iraq. I pray to God every day for our soldiers to remain safe, while protecting innocent Iraqui civilians who face terrorism in the first degree. I am proud to have American troops protecting foreign people, who direly need our help in their process to become a democracy. In the face of one of the most dangerous places on earth, our soldiers protect and serve, while being proud to wear the American flag on their armor.

You sir, make me proud to be an American.

Thank you Mr. President,

Ian Schwartz

Senator Kerry, once again makes a full out of himself by blaming Bush for the missing explosives, without hearing any evidence. “The commander in chief is not getting his job done,” Kerry said. However President Bush responded with another great line “John Kerry is the wrong man for the wrong job at the wrong time.”

Kerry is just a regular Joe, Blow Joe. This picture shows Kerry (sadly) missing an easy pass from “partner” John Edwards. If the man can’t catch an easy toss from the pretty boy, how can he make serious decisions.

I attend a private catholic high school. Al though I do not agree with all the Church’s beliefs, I would categorize my self as a Catholic. Today in Religion class, my teacher sparked a discussion on the Pope and if he should have political power. First of all, have we not learned from our mistakes when the Pope basically controlled Rome and abused the power. Anywho, we started to talk about if the Pope should tell Bush how to run the war and what to do with it. The Pope already does, according to him “the war was not justified”. Who is he to tell us (Americans) that the War on Terrorism is not justified? Is 3,000 innocent lives, not enough? It just makes me angry that the Pope thinks he has some type of political hold over the actions of other countries. Not only do I consider this disrespect to America, but disrespect to our soldiers over there defending us. They are there, and not coming home. If you don’t realize that, you are ignorant. So, why not support them? By not supporting the war, you are not supporting the soldiers. (Again in my humble opinion)

In this story from Blogs for Bush, we see that Kerry ridicules Bush for his comment of the war is “up in the air”. Kerry vows, that if he is president, then we will win this war (what’s new?). However, this contridicts his statement made a few weeks ago that he will bring the troops home. Two words come to mind, flip flop!

In this clip found at IMAO, we find out that Haliburton is the cause for you not getting that Christmas gift you always wanted.