To think the surge is not a success because the Iraqi’s haven’t gotten together in peace and harmony is unbelievably naïve and ignorant.

How do these jokes keep getting elected? When are the Rebpub’s goiong to get off the arses and start beating the Democrap’s over the head with their own words?

Drilling, WOT, taxes, schools and Gorebull warming are all winners.

You and I, as taxpayers, will be paying dearly for Villaraigosa’s inability to pass the bar exam — despite four tries.

He keeps adopting unconstitutional and unfair policies that embroil the City of Los Angeles in litigation and deter employers from trying to do business here. Let me give you two examples:

Airport Hotels
Villaraigosa and the City Council adopted a patently unfair law that singles out a handful of employers, in one industry (hotels), in one part of town (near LAX), and requires them to pay higher minimum wages than any other employers in our city. Is that fair? Of course not. It makes no sense, and is, therefore, what those of us in the law trade call “a violation of equal protection.”

As a result, one of those businesses, the LAX Hilton, has filed a lawsuit against the City of Los Angeles, which is now pending in federal court. You and I, as taxpayers, will foot the bill to defend this patently indefensible law that punishes the Hilton and other hotels near the airport.

Hey, can you guess who benefits from that law, by the way? How about the developers of downtown hotels who contribute to Villaraigosa’s and the City Council’s campaign funds, and who receive subsidies paid for with your tax dollars? It all makes sense now, doesn’t it?

Port Truckers
Villaraigosa and the City Council recently adopted another patently unfair program at the port. Long story short: independent truckers will be denied access to the port, whereas companies that employ union truckers and have old trucks will receive $1.6 billion worth of subsidies to buy new trucks.

Does that sound fair to you? Or does it sound like Villaraigosa is rewarding the unions that fund his campaigns by using his power to crush independent truckers? A federal judge will decide, because the American Trucking Associations filed a federal lawsuit yesterday to invalidate this patently unfair and unconstitutional new policy.

Meanwhile, you and I, the taxpayers, will foot the bill for lawyers to defend the wrong side of a righteous lawsuit.

You know how you can stop this type of craziness? Elect a Mayor who actually passed the bar and, more importantly, who knows right from wrong. You don’t have to pass a bar exam to know that it’s wrong to pick on a handful of businesses or business people, and make them bear a bigger burden than others in their industry.

If you want a Mayor who will treat people fairly, and who will make L.A. a great place to live and do business, the way it used to be, I’m your man. Help spread the word, would you? Get a yard sign or a bumper sticker. Hand out some flyers. Or contribute money so I can buy radio ads. But do something, would you? Click here to take action.

And now the Democrats want us to put another one into the White House?

Unbelievable. The morally and intellectually bankrupt Democrat Party defies the laws of physics, hitting a new low each day while never ever, finding the bottom.

It’s a tribute to this country that we’re able to prosper while dragging the cement block Democrat Party behind us.

Fro some reason, many women on TV bear a startling resemblance to each other.

anyone besides me remember Elizabeth when she was doing “The Look for Less” and her last name was Skolarski?

Debbie Schlussel on July 29, 2008 at 1:16 AM

What’s a little lesbianism between friends?

- The Cat

Bela Pelosi

That’s damn funny, _foot.

Minty pantsuit ghoul.

Pelosi PLUS the View women? Why do men choose to be gay!

Chuck Schick on July 28, 2008 at 7:42 PM

funny.

The View needs to be fair and balanced. Bring on Sarah Palin.

She managed to 1 up Barack by throwing the whole Senate under the Nancy Van.

I am proud to say I have never watched The View.

Terrye on July 28, 2008 at 10:26 PM

Add me to that list.