The Tygrrrr Express Archive: November 2012

President Obama's unbalanced approach: All tax hikes and zero spending cuts

Like nailing jello to the wall: What will Obama commit to cutting from the budget? Published November 28 2012
Obamaworld: When everything is racist, nothing else matters

Whenever any conservative criticizes the job performance of an Obama administration official who happens to be a minority, the left claims bigotry. Yet when everything is bigoted, nothing else matters. Published November 28 2012
Why Republicans must fight Obama to the death on taxes

Republicans must fight President Obama to the death to preserve the Bush tax cuts. The Republican position is the only responsible one. Published November 25 2012
R.I.P. Larry Hagman; Farewell, J.R. Ewing

The greatest television anti-hero of all time was J.R. Ewing of "Dallas." On Black Friday of all days, legendary actor Larry Hagman departed for the oil rig in the sky. Published November 23 2012
Black Friday: Live from Best Buy in Los Angeles

For Black Friday, the Best Buy in West Los Angeles was the site of shoppers, squatters, spectators, and security personnel meant to keep the peace. Published November 23 2012
Black Friday shopping recommendations: Excellent conservative books for the holidays

Those unwilling to brave the malls on Black Friday need only one mouse click to purchase "Ideological Idiocy" and other fantastic political books. Buy them as gifts! Published November 20 2012
Israel, Palestinians, and a Hostess Twinkie Gaza solution

As Israel cracks down on Hamas terrorists in Gaza, the solution to the Palestinian problem can be found in Hostess cakes. Published November 18 2012
Barack Obama, Valerie Jarrett, and the "other" Manhattan Project

A secret, illegally recorded and illegally obtained videotape showed Barack Obama and Valerie Jarrett in a conspiracy now known as the "other Manhattan Project." Published November 15 2012
Mr. Obama's latest temper tantrum: America held hostage by democracy

President Valerie Jarrett's spokesperson Barack Obama threw a temper tantrum disguised as a press conference. Obama angrily accused Republicans of holding "hostage" anything allowed by Federalism. Published November 14 2012
Questions about Gen. Petraeus and naked bodies of Benghazi

The scandal involving General Petraeus does involve a naked body, but the media as usual is focusing on the wrong naked body. Published November 13 2012
Fiscal cliff update--Obama willing to compromise with those agreeing with him

As the fiscal cliff deadline approaches, President Obama promised to work with Republicans with a message of "I won, you shut up and compromise." Published November 12 2012
Veteran's Day 2012 and David Petraeus: When heroes fall

To all veterans on Veteran's Day, thank you and welcome home. Yet Veteran's Day 2012 comes with a degree of sadness as the sterling career of General David Petraeus was wrecked by an affair. Published November 11 2012
A post-election warning to liberals and conservatives alike

Now that the election is over, there are potential problems with liberals and conservatives. Both sides need a stern warning. Published November 9 2012
Election 2012: What really happened? Idea lost to ideologue

The 2012 election was a virtual repeat of the 2004 election, but 1988 provides another clear reason why the 2012 results came in as they did. The lessons for candidates should be heeded. Published November 8 2012
Assisted Electoral Suicide: Americans vote for Obamacare's paralysis and managed decline

Americans voted for paralysis and managed decline. Most people were frustrated with the direction of America, and responded to a desire for change by reinforcing the status quo at all levels. Published November 7 2012
Dear Governor Romney 2012

The day before the 2008 election, I wrote separate open letters to both presidential candidates. That tradition continues in 2012. Here is my open letter to Governor Mitt Romney. Published November 5 2012
Dear President Obama 2012

The day before the 2008 election I wrote an open letter to both presidential candidates. Here is my open letter to Barack Obama. Published November 5 2012
Romney's love of country vs. Obama's voting for revenge

Mitt Romney feels we should vote due to love of country while Barack Obama is motivated by revenge. Published November 5 2012
Palm Beach Romney Sunday: Rudy Giuliani and Norm Coleman storm the Palm Beaches

People are judged by the company they keep. President Obama has Katy Perry and Lena Dunham. On Palm Beach Sunday, Romney surrogates Rudy Giuliani and Norm Coleman stormed South Florida. Published November 5 2012
Election 2012: Why California matters? It's the propositions baby

California may be a lost cause, but in Election 2012, the Golden State actually matters more than most people think. Published November 5 2012

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