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On the 100th. anniversary of the birth of our greatest president, Ronald Reagan, I am happy to bring you some links from around the web and some words from the great man himself…

Facts are stubborn things.
—Ronald Reagan

The fact that we will never have another like him is a sad one indeed…

The Other McCain introduces us to the “Virginia Muslim Institute”…

King Shamus tells us about a Planned Parenthood worker helping what she thinks is pimp who peddles underage girls…

Hot Air lets us know that the EPA is planning to treat milk spills at dairy farms like oil spills (idiots)…

Concentrated power has always been the enemy of liberty.
—Ronald Reagan

Logan’s Warning tells about the UK’s fight to stop radical Islam…

The Conservative hideout tells us Obamacare being ruled unconstitutional…

Political Realities tells us about the ongoing chaos in Egypt…

Government does not solve problems; it subsidizes them.
—Ronald Reagan

Robbing America talks about the continuation of the Bush Doctrine…

The Daley Gator has audio of Rush talking about Obama’s disregard for the rulings of a federal judge…

Conservatives4Palin has a quote calling Palin’s speech “Reaganesque”…

Government exists to protect us from each other. Where government has gone beyond its limits is in deciding to protect us from ourselves.
—Ronald Reagan

All American Blogger tells us about how the UN paid terrorists protection money…

Eastern Right weighs in with his take on the situation in Egypt…

Sentry Journal talks about the foolishness of the push for ethanol over the past decade…

Government’s view of the economy could be summed up in a few short phrases: If it moves, tax it. If it keeps moving, regulate it. And if it stops moving, subsidize it.
—Ronald Reagan

A Conservative Teacher talks about how Obama sold out the UK to get the new START treaty done with Russia…

Country Thinker wonders about the economics of an ice storm…

Cubachi agrees with me! (at least he has also said that he thinks it is foolish to look for the “next Reagan”) Incidentally, Sarah Palin agrees with me too!

How do you tell a communist? Well, it’s someone who reads Marx and Lenin. And how do you tell an anti-Communist? It’s someone who understands Marx and Lenin.
—Ronald Reagan

NoOneOfAnyImport wants to know, is this really Micheal Moore?

Spellchek preemptively protects himself from lawsuits…

Bungalow Bill has a Super Bowl ad that most Americans won’t get to see…

I have wondered at times what the Ten Commandments would have looked like if Moses had run them through the US Congress.
—Ronald Reagan

America’s Watchtower tells us about a Republican effort to stop Cap and Steal…

The Black Sphere gives us his take on Black History Month…

The Blaze wonders, where did all the stimulus money go?

I’ve never been able to understand why a Republican contributor is a ‘fat cat’ and a Democratic contributor of the same amount of money is a ‘public-spirited philanthropist’.
—Ronald Reagan

Bunkerville tells about Red China’s move to open banks in the US…

ToBeRight lays out the lies of Obama…

rjjrdq tells us about Janet Napoitano stalling on a document request…

If we ever forget that we are One Nation Under God, then we will be a nation gone under.
—Ronald Reagan

Republican Redefined has more about Sarah Palin’s speech…

Fleece Me tells us about the repeal of the ridiculous tax reporting rules that were hidden in the ridiculousness that is Obamacare…

The Lonely Conservative warns those going to the Super Bowl that they will be getting pat-downs, O Boy!

Let us be sure that those who come after will say of us, that in our time we did everything that could be done. We finished the race; we kept them free; we kept the faith.
—Ronald Reagan

Obama has pegged some top priorities for his administration since he has been in office…

However he apparently doesn’t understand the concept of “top priority.”  The use of this term conjures up images of something that is foremost one’s mind.  An everyday example would be putting food on the table or paying the bills…   …In short, something that has to be taken care of…  By its very nature this term is selective and singular, there cannot be a large number of “top priorities.”  Because, if there is they are no longer “top priorities” but merely “middle-of-the-pack priorities.”  Unfortunately this is not nearly as catchy or confidence inspiring I suppose…

Here, courtesy of CBS news’s Mark Knoller, is a selection of the many “top priorities” Obama has claimed since taking office…

FREE TRADE AGREEMENTS: “…that’s something that’s going to be a top priority.” (4/27/10)

ENERGY SECURITY: “And that’s why my energy security plan has been one of the top priorities of my Administration since the day I took office.” (4/28/10)

EDUCATION REFORM: “To train our workers for the jobs of tomorrow, we’ve made education reform a top priority in this Administration.” (2/24/10)

STUDENT LOAN REFORM: “This is something that I’ve made a top priority.” (2/1/10)

EXPORTS BY SMALL BUSINESSES: “This is going to be a top priority.” (12/3/09)

HEALTH ASSISTANCE TO 9/11 FIRST RESPONDERS: “I’m not just talking the talk, we’ve been budgeting this as a top priority for this Administration.” (2/3/10)

END HOMELESSNESS AMONG VETERANS: “I’ve also directed (Veterans Affairs) Secretary Shinseki to focus on a top priority: reducing homeless among veterans.” (8/17/09)

HURRICANE PREPAREDNESS: “Our top priority is ensuring the public safety. That means appropriate sheltering in place or if necessary, getting as many people as possible out of harm’s way prior to landfall.” (5/29/09)

H1N1 FLU VACCINATIONS: “And throughout this process, my top priority has been the health and the safety of the American people.” (5/1/09)

SUPPORT FOR MILITARY FAMILIES: “These military families are heroes too. And they are a top priority of Michelle and me. And they will always have our support.” (5/30/09)

STRENTHENING TIES WITH CANADA AND MEXICO: “We’re going to make this a top priority…” (10/16/09)

CONSUMER PROTECTION: “During these challenging times, the needs of American consumers are a top priority of my Administration.” (2/11/09)

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION: “So this is going to be a top priority generally improving our environmental quality.” (11/5/09)

Yup, I think that covers a lot of the priorities there are for you to pick from sir.  Is it just me or whenever he gets questioned about an issue does he simply say, “It is a top priority of my administration,” and thereby placate those who are hold that issue dear? I can just imagine his response if one of his daughters should ask for a pony, “Finding a pony suitable for you, my lovely daughter, is a top priority of your mother and I,”  and, consequently, whether or not he actually makes any effort to get that pony he has given the impression that it is very important to him.  …Actually we all know his response would be more like, “As long as we can get the American taxpayers to pay for it we’ll get you an entire horse farm.”

I guess if those are all “top priorities” then perhaps things that are truly important to him are “Super-Duper, top-notch, second-to-none priorities…  Who knows?

Maybe this kind of blatant pandering, along with all the crap this administration has been pulling all along, is contributing to headlines like this one from Hot Air, “Total destruction: GOP out to biggest generic ballot leads in history in both Gallup and Rasmussen” Believe it or not, the American people are really getting tired of having socialism shoved down their throat and smoke blown up their butt, at every turn, by this worthless administration.

You may be thinking, “Wow, he is really bitter!” I’m really not.  I guess I’m just a little tired or something I guess.  Oh well, heres a good video I ran across that is at least a little hopeful, once again from Hot Air, “Video: ‘Those voices don’t speak for us’ “