The Top Blogs of February 2009: Bungalow Bill's Month in Review

Here are the top blogs for February 2009:

1. As Obama der Fuhrer maneuvered against the Constitution to gain power not granted to him, state legislatures across the nation began to react with sovereignty bills. New Hampshire's HCR-6 gained national exposure inspiring other states to move forward with theirs. If Obama is to be defeated, it must be done by restoring the states rights and described in the Federalist Papers. New Hampshire's HCR-6 Demands Return of Power to New Hampshire based on Jeffersonian/Constitutional Principles.


2. The liberal came out in numbers to attack me for attacking the Democrats and their weatherization. They failed to understand how insulted I was by Democrats, who attempt in some communities in this country, to steal another right of mine while spending billions on weatherization.


3. Travis the Chimp was big news this month. The death of Travis sparked a fierce political debate over a political cartoon. For years, Democrats and liberals got away with comparing George W. Bush to a chimpanzee (not the #3 blog, but worth your time), but compare Pelosi and Congress to a monkey, and the libs quickly throw the race card. It really shows the ignorance of the liberal media and liberals in general. They tried to say the chimp was Obama, but Obama asked for the stimulus bill. He didn't write it. That means Pelosi and company represents the chimpanzee. The blog covering the Travis the Chimp political cartoon is number 3 for February.


4. A simple inventor named Alfred Brock was a little excited about his new invention. He wanted to show it to Dear Leader, and was arrested outside of the White House. Police found a gun in the truck. He was later released.


5. New Hampshire HCR-6 hit a road block during early debate. We hope they keep fighting and declare their right to sovereignty.


6. Michael Phelps was stupid enough to have his pictures taken of him with a bong. I was amazed at the stupider people who came to my site and didn't read what I wrote and commented disregarding the real issue. Phelps broke the rules of USA Swimming. They aren't my rules, but they are rules he agreed to when he applied for their license to allow him to swim in their events. He was deserving of his three month suspension from the sport.


7. The popularity of the New Hampshire HCR-6 blogs show that we aren't a nation who all bow down to Obama's feet. Many of us are quite fearful of his desires to change the United States to his interpretation of a socialist Utopia.


8. The next position really bothers me. I think the people coming to my site were looking for information about the video game which you score points for raping young women. Judging from my search terms that brought them to my site, I judge they were wanting to play the game or at least see what it was about. RapeLay was banned from Amazon earlier this month.


9. The next blog is a blog I didn't write, but it showed the evils of Obama's intentions hidden in the stimulus plan. The nationwide patient health care database is one of the first steps to nationalizing health care in this country. In recent days the Obama administration has run from terms like nationalization and Fairness Doctrine, but as we discovered with the Fairness Doctrine, they can pass a Fairness Doctrine without calling it a Fairness Doctrine. Does anyone remember the HBO show Not Necessarily the News? They used to play a video clip of Dan Rather, sounding rather stupid, saying if it looks like a duck and it quacks like a duck, it's probably a duck. Well, remember that when it comes to Obama.


10. Not all entertainers support Obama. Etta James said a few colorful words about Obama this month, and she made the top ten at Bungalow Bill's Conservative Wisdom.