History of Veteran's Day

Patriotism of the day

apparently this was during the season opener for the Green Bay Packers



even though I'm a San Francisco 49ers fan, this was a hell of a way to open a season for a team. Definitely an amazing feeling of pride.

Some of the voting public at large

some of these people may as well be Beavis & Butthead

Vets of the day

Some veterans I know locally here in California and are fantastic people. They had the courage to serve the armed forces of the United States of America, and deserve our respect. I'm always happy they came back to lead great lives here at home as well


Chuck Devore




Rodney Stanhope



Jorge Riley



Norman Reece



and a great man out in Virginia, Bob Parks



let's not forget a good friend of mine CURRENTLY serving in the Military,  a fellow Californian based out of Texas

Jerry Silva



we really can never thank our military enough for what they've sacrificed

The American Form of Government

Class is in session..

still not buying what he's selling

Neither are some U.S. Troops as one Army Major is challenging the right of the Messiah to send him to Afghanistan





Bob Parks, Phil Berg, Andy Martin, and Alan Keyes were right - we're dealing with an illegal president

Patriotism of the Day

regarding our Founding Fathers..



and regarding the retired military perspective from Bob Parks




as screwed up as the Country has become, not only because of Obama and other Democrat cronies over the years, along with bad apples in the Republican party, I still love my Country, and damn it..I've always been proud of my country. Screw Michelle Obama being "proud" only when her husband was ahead in the polls in Summer 2008.

This country needs "change" alright - the destruction of the Democrat Party for starters...

I am Republican for a reason and I am DAMN PROUD of it





editor's note: both of Bob's segments are from a few years ago

The fascist PC left..

When was the last time you heard a Republican say that flying "Old Glory", the "Red, White, & blue", the "Stars & Stripes" would "offend" somebody?

Debbie McLucas comes from a patriotic family – her husband and both of her sons served in the U.S. military, and her daughter is currently deployed to Iraq on her second tour of duty as a combat medic.

So when McLucas arrived at work at a Texas hospital last Friday, she was stunned to be told that the Stars and Stripes she had hung in her office in advance of Memorial Day were offensive, and that the flag had been removed.

“I got into work, I was met by my supervisor and told that there had been multiple complaints, that people found the flag very offensive and it had been taken down," McLucas told FOXNews.com.

"I went to the office to retrieve it and found the flag wrapped around the pole, sitting in the corner on the ground. I was speechless."

So am I.....