Hunting with Dick Cheney

Hat Tip: Michelle Malkin You can buy the bumpersticker here.

Clinton moving right?

Hillary Clinton (D-NY) has already started her 2008 presidential campaign by aligning herself with the military and pretending to be tough on terror. Fortunately, the ultra-liberal Hillary has yet to brainwash all of the voting public in to believing that her symbolism is really substance.

The picture shows that this soldier has been through Survival School and learned his lessons well. He's giving the sign of "coercion" with his left hand. These hand signs are taught in survival school to be used by POW's as a method of posing messages back to our intelligence services who may view the photo or video. This guy was obviously being coerced into shaking hands with Hillary Clinton. It's ironic how little she knew that he would so inform us about the photo---perhaps because she's never understood our military to begin with.

Hatip: Tammy Bruce

Grooming Terrorists

We often look at Palestine and the Middle East and see people filled with so much hate. It consumes them every second of every day. We rarely get to see an example of this in the U.S. to the extent in the Middle East. But as angry parents raise children who only want to emulate and get their parents attention anger is bound to escalate into other things.

http://www.breitbart.com/news/2006/02/02/D8FH5TLGA.html

I think this is a perfect example of what may happen. In the next few years/decades this will become more and more common. (Until a Democrat is elected) But this child isn't at fault. He did not just come to these conclusions on his own, it obviously came from home. I would say the parents are as much at fault for the letter as the child.

High School Student's Reaction to SOTU

Betsy's Page has an interesting post on her AP Government class and their reaction to Bush's State of the Union. She has some interesting thoughts on her students reaction to Hillary Clinton and the Democrats refusal to stand - noting that most of the students will vote for the first time in 2008.