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The Tygrrrr Express Archive: August 2011

  • Vice President Cheney: The adult returns

    Only days before the tenth anniversary of 9/11, Vice President Cheney came out from his undisclosed location to again remind the world what real adult leadership looks and sounds like. Published August 31 2011

  • Hurricane Irene--The aftermath

    Hurricane Irene left death and devastation in its wake. Now the really awful part begins as states prepare for massive floods. Published August 29 2011

  • Hurricane Irene Central Command

    Every single one of us can help in some way with regard to Hurricane Irene. This column is one Internet version of a virtual Central Command. Published August 27 2011

  • Radical Islamists target Zionist Infidel David Letterman

    Radical Islamists have targeted David Letterman as the new Zionist infidel. Mr. Letterman is not Jewish, so I suspect the Jihadists may just be genocidal lunatics. Thankfully Dave did not back down. Published August 25 2011

  • Glenn Beck Restoring Courage and looking back

    Today Glen Beck launches his international Restoring Courage rallies, prompting a look-back to the ridiculous John Stewart Restoring Cowardice Rally. Guess they showed us. Published August 24 2011

  • Maxine Waters begs Tea Party: Please visit my district

    When Maxine Waters told tea partiers to "go to hell," she was actually begging them to come visit her. After all, her Los Angeles district is hell. Published August 23 2011

  • Obama and Ghadafi abdicate, flee to safety

    As the world burns, Ghadafi and Obama are both fleeing to safe havens to avoid dealing with unhappy citizens. Algeria is the New Martha's Vineyard. Published August 21 2011

  • What Mitt Romney needs

    Mitt Romney needs one thing to win over millions of voters: imperfection. Here's how we can help. Published August 19 2011

  • Rick Perry: Meeting another GOP hopeful in Iowa

    Sarah Palin, check; Rick Perry, check. I am slowly running through the list of GOP presidential hopefuls, avowed and not avowed. I wonder if I can add Rudy to the list? Published August 18 2011

  • Meeting Sarah Palin - live and in the flesh

    I met Sarah Palin at the Iowa State Fair. She is everything I read about and even more. She is the real deal. Published August 17 2011

  • Iowa straw poll: Recap and epilogue

    At the Iowa Straw Poll, ordinary Americans got to grill potential leaders of the free world, while enjoying pizza, barbecue, and music. THIS is what democracy looks like. Published August 16 2011

  • Iowa debate: Recap and epilogue

    Now that the Iowa debate is several days in the history books, some recap and post-mortem is in order. Six candidates were brilliant. Sadly, eight were on stage. Published August 14 2011

  • Iowa Debate: WIll the next Scott Walker please stand up?

    In war, people should go Roman or go home. Republicans in Iowa had better try to be the next Scott Walker to be able to effectively govern. Published August 11 2011

  • Change Barack Obama can believe in

    Poor misunderstood Barack Obama did not ever advocate "change we can believe in." He actually offered "change HE can believe in. Published August 10 2011

  • Timothy Geithner: The Golden Boy of the Goldman Sachs myth

    Barack Obama went to Harvard. Timothy Geithner came from Johns Hopkins and the New York Fed. The myth of the best and brightest pedigrees has now been obliterated. Published August 9 2011

  • S&P downgrades Obama presidency to junk status

    Standard and Poors has now downgraded the Obama presidency to junk status. This is a conservative intervention as liberal spending junkies threaten to overdose and kill America. Published August 7 2011

  • Mr. Obama, your birthday supporters need a hug

    I made fun of Mr. Obama on his birthday. His supporters went ballistic and anti-Semitic. These are liberals. This is how they behave. Hope, change, yes we can (spread bile)! Published August 5 2011

  • Mr. Obama's $3,580,000 birthday present

    Barack Obama received a nice birthday present of $3,580,000. Here are some ways he could spend it that would fit in with his ideology. Published August 4 2011

  • Ideological bigotry: Calling Republicans terrorist must stop

    American liberals have finally gone off the deep end, confusing policy disagreements with the greatest horrors of civilization. Published August 3 2011

  • Dissecting the debt ceiling budget deal

    The budget deal is done, but there is plenty of reason to have plenty to say about the deal. At least we can all agree it was nice to see Congressman Giffords present. Published August 1 2011

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Eric Golub

Eric Golub

Eric Golub is a politically conservative Jewish blogger, author, public speaker, and comedian. His book trilogy is “Ideological Bigotry,” “Ideological Violence,” and  “Ideological Idiocy.” 

He is Brooklyn born, Long Island raised, and has lived in Los Angeles since 1990. He ...

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