Carter : Very bad
Bush Sr. : Good
Clinton : Very bad
Bush Jr. : Very good
Obama : Good
Carter : Very bad
Bush Sr. : Good
Clinton : Very bad
Bush Jr. : Very good
Obama : Good
Criminals in Chicago feel very comforted to know that they can pull out a gun, and no one will be able to defend themselves.
Where I live, anyone stupid enough to pull out a gun wouldn’t last five seconds – so it doesn’t happen. No comfort for criminals here, other than the ones in the Denver Capitol building and gun free zones like Cinemark movie theaters.
On March 23, 1910 the temperature in Fort Collins was 80F. This afternoon it is 19F. Our maximum temperature for the day was 26F, which occurred right at midnight.
The official high is the coldest since 1952, but afternoon temperatures are the coldest since 1898.
The centerpiece of the Obama gun confiscation plan won’t reduce crime, according to his own experts.
The only reason for confiscating rifles is to destroy the Bill of Rights.
For the last Snowquester, alarmists blamed the forecast snow on global warming. Then they blamed the failure of their own forecasts on global warming.
Now comes Snowquester II, and the same idiots at the Capital Weather Gang can make fools out of themselves again.
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Obama’s literary agent (who made him rich) believed for 17 years from 1991-2007, that Obama was born in Kenya, as did leading newspapers in Kenya and Nigeria
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Bush rates higher because he tried to shut Hansen up. Obama thinks Hansen represents science, so he rates as a six sigma IQ deviation from the mean.
North Dakota temperatures so far this month have been the coldest since Harry Truman was president. Their warmest March occurred when William Howard Taft was President.
Obama plans to fix this, by listening to the “overwhelming judgement” of science (i.e. Jim and Mikey.)
In case you had any doubt that the primary purpose of the Democratic Party is to destroy the US
WASHINGTON — After a grueling, all-night debate that ended close to 5 a.m., the Senate on Saturday adopted its first budget in four years, a $3.7 trillion blueprint for 2014 that would fast-track passage of tax increases, trim spending gingerly and leave the government still deeply in the debt a decade from now.