China's Lost Girls

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Watch this film. It is incredibly pro-life and makes me proud to be an American.

Chinas policies are harmful, and the overabundance of un-marriageable males will probably lead them to war in the near future.

Happy Birthday Michele Bachmann!!

Today is the birthday of one of my favorite Conservatives...

Congresswoman Michele Bachmann!

You can go to her website and sign her birthday card.

Romneys VP choices

After Mitt Romney won Republican primaries this week in Wisconsin, Maryland and the District of Columbia, most pundits said the race was over. I disagree. I think Rick Santorum will win many more states in the near future, but he won't get past Romney in the delegate count. Santorum will make things interesting, but Romney is going to get the nomination.

Turning towards the future and Romeys choice of picks for Vice-President, I will give you my own personal handicapping.

1.MARCO RUBIO

The junior Senator from Florida is the overwhelming odds-on favorite to be the choice for several crucial reasons. He's young and charming and charismatic. He's popular with the Tea Party. He's Latino, and that would probably draw Latino votes from all over the country into Romneys column. Most important of all, selecting Rubio would lock down Florida in the general election, as masses of Cuban-Americans swarm to the polls to put a fellow Cuban American one heartbeat away from the Presidency.

Rubio is smart and talented, and doesn't have much baggage. He's a great pick. An obvious pick. But he's not a 100% solid choice for Romney, yet. Because...

2. CHRIS CHRISTIE

The swaggering, brash-talking Governor of New Jersey is a good friend of Romneys and endorsed him early. Christie is popular in the GOP...so popular, in fact, that many preferred to see him run for President in 2012. Christie declined.

I actually don't think Christie will be the choice. Christie declined running for President because he said he "wasn't ready" and that he enjoyed being Governor of New Jersey. These same arguments could be used to defer a VP ticket invite.

I predict it won't be Christie.

3. BOB MCDONNELL

The Governor of Virginia has the right politics and the right resume to actually run for President himself. Virginia went for Obama in 2008 by a very small margin. Putting McDonnell on the ticket could probably take Virginia away from Obama in 2012. If McDonnell is the choice, Romney is playing it very safe.

4. PAUL RYAN

This election is going to be about the economy and jobs. Both of which are struggling right now. Paul Ryan has created a budget whereas the Democrats had three years to complete one and they didn't do it. If Romney wants someone out there on the stump explaining how bad Obamas policies are, Ryan might be the man for the job. Ryan also might be a good enough choice that he could flip the purple state of Wisconsin into the red column in 2012.

I would say that Ryan actually has the second highest chances of being chosen.

5. CONDOLEEZZA RICE

Condi Rice would be a "game-changing" pick for Romney. A talented African-American female for Vice President. Don't think Romney hasn't thought about it. Unfortunately, I don't think this choice has any chance of happening. I think she enjoys teaching at Stanford and is not interested in a draining political campaign for the White House.

6. NIKKI HALEY

This is my own personal "wild card" pick. A lot of pundits are bringing up Susana Martinez, the Governor of New Mexico because she is Hispanic, female, and from a battleground state. I don't think Martinez will be offered the slot, because she has already said publicly she would refuse it if offered. A reluctant candidate is never a good start to a campaign.

I actually think Romney might choose Nikki Haley, the Governor of South Carolina. It does nothing for his Electoral College strategy, but makes a broad appeal to women, a voting bloc that Romney is having problems with. Haley is also a minority political figure, with parents who moved here from India to raise her in South Carolina. She's also very young...she just turned 40 in January. These facts might be able to draw some young, female votes away from Obama in the general election.

Overall, I give these candidates the following chances of being the VP pick.

Marco Rubio 2-1

Chris Christie 4-1

Bob McDonnell 6-1

Paul Ryan 8-1

Nikki Haley 15-1

Condoleezza Rice 30-1

"The field" 40-1

Angry Obama attacks Supreme Court

An angry Barack Obama attacked the United States Supreme Court this week.

Why?

Most likely, because they voted against Obamacare and their decision will destroy that law.

The line of questions posed by the judges during the hearings clearly indicated their political leanings as far as interpreting the Constitution.

They voted on Friday, and it is most likely that they voted down the law, or at least parts of it...including the individual mandate to purchase health insurance.

How could Obama know the outcome if only the Justices are allowed in the room?

I think it is quite clear that Obama has spies in the room... Sotomayor and Kagan owe him favors for their nominations to the court. I think one of them let him know the results.

Obama is lashing out, trying to change their minds before they officially write and deliver their opinions.

But one thing seems clear...it is very likely from the Presidents reaction that all or part of Obamacare has been found to be unconstitutional by the Supreme Court.

If this is the case, then massive numbers of Democrats are in danger at election time this fall. If they supported a law that gets ruled unconstitutional, it affects their standing as an elected representative.

Obamas defeat here might be a personal payback from the Justices, who Obama ridiculed and insulted during a State of The Union speech in 2010.

Chief Justice John Roberts very clearly remembers the slight that night, calling it "very troubling" and a "political pep rally."

The hypocrisy of Obama and the left

A short video this morning to remind voters of the hypocrisy of Barack Obama and all of the leaders on the left.

When George W. Bush was President and gas prices climbed higher, there was phony outrage from the left.

The evidence in the video is indisputable.

Now, when Barack Obama is President, you don't hear a peep from the left.

In fact, you hear excuses and wild spin on a bad situation.

Their behavior is contemptible.

Kagan needs to step down

Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan was a bad pick for the United States Supreme Court. She was chosen by Barack Obama for her Socialist leanings.

Kagan has not had the common sense to recuse herself from this upcoming ruling on Obamacare.

Kagan argued for the government as a member of Obamas Administration. She fully supported Obamacare in the past, and as such, her judgment cannot be seen as unbiased.

If Obamacare passes the legality test by a 5-4 vote, its success will be illegitimate in the minds of many.

Kagan and Sotomayor are two of the worst things Barack Obama has done to America.

If Obama is not defeated in 2012, he will end up replacing another justice or two during his second term, and the left will then use a liberal court as a sledgehammer to destroy freedom in America.

"I will not be signing your Pledge for Peace"

To: Richard Valdez

From: Phil Jennerjahn

Dear Richard,

Thank you for your interesting email this morning. I admire your political interests in both running for Congress and also keeping America out of armed conflict with other nations. I believe that yours is an admirable goal, but one that I feel is bit shortsighted and naive, because you seek an end result that is highly unlikely to occur.

I will not be signing your "Pledge for Peace" because I do not agree with two of the three statements contained in the document. To explain...

1. U.S. Out of Afghanistan

I do not agree with this statement. Do you remember that Muslims killed nearly 3,000 of our fellow Americans on September 11th, 2001? The political ideology of the followers of Islam dictates that they are to make war on their opponents until they enslave the entire world. This ideology is a threat to world security and world peace in every country on this planet. To ignore this fact makes you dangerously naive and probably not a very good choice to be a United States Congressman.

U.S. Out of Afghanistan? No. In fact, we may eventually need to station armed troops in every Muslim country on earth in order to protect the rest of the world from Islam.

2. No War with Iran

Again, Richard, your beliefs here are dangerously short-sighted. When a fanatical, genocidal leader like Mahmoud Ahmadinejad makes his evil intentions clear, you would be a fool to turn your back on him and ignore his warnings. Ahmadinejad routinely likes to rile up angry crowds in Iran by chanting "Death to Israel" at huge public gatherings. Iran has shown it's contempt for human rights by gunning down unarmed political protesters in the streets.

Yet, for some strange reason you feel these people are passive, that they are not pursuing a nuclear weapon, and you are perfectly o.k. with leaving them in power?

O.K.

That's your decision. But not mine.

A devastating war that destroys Irans capability to inflict harm on its neighbors might be the ultimate solution.

3. No Aid to Countries with Nuclear Weapons.

I actually agree with you on this one. I would massively cut foreign aid and I would eliminate it for countries who are our enemies.

By the way, I am supporting your opponent -- my good friend David Hernandez -- in the 29th Congressional District. David served in Vietnam and understands the threats that others pose to our nation.

So, thanks for emailing me your "Pledge for Peace", but I won't be signing it.

There are too many countries in this world with hostile intentions towards us to believe in your vision of world peace.