A Field Guide to American Politics – June 11, 2008

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The left is going nuts because John McCain said it wasn’t important to bring the troops home from Iraq. The Politico says Democratic leaders are calling McCain “confused and heartless.” Really? Not so much. Let’s listen to the clip and see what McCain said. This stinks of the “staying in Iraq for 100 years” brouhaha.
Ron Paul is still trying to get his message heard. Now he is planning his own convention in St. Paul, Minn. It will be on the same day John McCain is confirmed as this year’s candidate for the Republican party.
Kucinich wants to impeach Bush, and he has introduced the articles of impeachment to the House. The left simultaneously orgasmed.
A 10 year old girl has given birth in St. Anthony, Idaho. The ~~father~~ sick bastard that raped the little girl…an illegal immigrant.
After a shakeup of the dentists in the National Health Service, Britain has found itself, surprise, serving fewer people than before. This at a time when Brits are actually pulling their own teeth because of a lack of dental care. But this will never happen under Barack Obama’s plan.

From the Sundries Shack: John McCain, Just As Unserious and Marxist as Obama on Energy
Larry Kudlow agrees: McCain Is Exactly Wrong on Energy
Ankle Biting Pundits syas: McCain Just As Dense As Obama On Energy Policy
Gateway Pundit wonders: “Oil Prices Soared Today As Inventories Dropped–
Do you think the Democratic plan of raising taxes on oil companies will help?”
If you have yet to read my most excellent article, The Truth About â€œBig Oil,â€ Democrats and Environmentalism, stop working and start reading.

Three feel good stories for today:

Henry Cate at Why Homeschool has some disturbing stories on kindergarteners being humiliated by their teachers. Kindergarteners! He wonders, “Is it open season on kindergarteners?”

What exactly would the Democrats accomplish by enacting a windfall profits tax? Higher prices now and higher prices later, with a bonus of less exploration for more oil.