Thursday, May 08, 2008

Our Rules

By the Rules

The quote of the day has to be Limbaugh saying that, far from being over, Operation Chaos is alive, and one of his most daunting tasks may be convincing Republicans to cross the aisle and vote for John McCain. 



Once again, however, while calling for a DOJ Civil Rights action against the DNC, for trampling the civil rights of Florida and Michigan Democrats, Limbaugh agreed that, as a private organization, they had the right to make their own rules, but it was still outrageous behavior.  I agree that private organizations have the right to have their own rules, but do  Democrats?

Congressional Democrats, primarily, have  dictated to MLB, the NFL, the NBA, and just about  every other club, and franchise, how they must conduct business.  Did the Citadel and VMI have the  right to continue their tradition of  all-male student bodies?  Hell no.  They were forced to accept women, or have the tax laws used to break them. Are federal monies funneled into the Democratic Party, either directly or through the  tax laws?  Bet your arse.  Maybe Martha Burk, who's (failed) joint crusade with the New York Times against the  Augusta National Golf Club, for not having woman members, will be similarly outraged over the DNC's chauvinistic behavior towards the women in Florida and Michigan, and file suit on her own.

 Pricks. 

5 comments:

Anonymous said...

I don't know which I dislike the most: DNC for their elitist gaming or the RNC for their mealy mouth botching of the primary process, and the RNC's lack of guts to put out a platform with some real core planks we can stand on.

OT, sorta, each class at VMI can design the detail content of their school ring. The Class of 2000 ring has the bold letters LCWB on it. Seems mysterious until you realize that their first year was the year before the Supreme Court ordered VMI to admit women, known as SCOGS - Supreme Court Ordered Girls. The Class of 2000 is both proud and saddened that their class was the Last Class With Balls. The feeling was and is that most of the women who wanted the VMI cachet and supposedly were willing to put up with the harsh environment to earn that cachet actually wanted to, and actively set about changing the traditional environment upon arrival. In spite of the PC pronouncements by politicians and VIPS, most Cadets resented the intrusion.
Lt. Col. Gen. Tailgunner dick

Rodger the Real King of France said...

Great trivia. I immediately (wrongly) guessed "Last Class Without Broads"

Anonymous said...

Speaking of Congress' messing with baseball...
has anyone ever seriously pursued the idea of Congressional drug tests?
-DougM

cmblake6 said...

I, personally, am sick to frakking death of having to take the least evil. I wish that the RNC had given us someone worth voting FOR, as opposed to something just a bit(maybe) better than the option. But McVain IS the least left demoncrap candidate.

Anonymous said...

"Did the Citadel and VMI have the right to continue their tradition of all-male student bodies?"

Not if they accepted public money. That's what it came down to. If they were private colleges they mighht have gotten away with it. VMI considered it for a brief time (they have enough rich alumni to make that happen), but DOJ then said they'd have to forgo ROTC, since ROTC is federally funded.

Bob1

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