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

March was quite a month! I am not even sure I recognize American anymore. I am sure you will see why with the top ten blogs for the month of March.

1. Am I Going Crazy? HR 465 FEMA Camps, Modern Militia Movement Report, Gun Control: Is the United States turning into a police state? With many of the bills and reports coming from various government agencies, one thing is for sure, liberty is under attack.
   


2. Governor Jay Nixon's Modern Movement Militia Report: I May Already be Considered a Possible Domestic Terrorist: The Modern Militia Movement Report drew national attention and had Jay Nixon supporting it one week and running from it the next week, while pointing the finger for its origin to former Governor Matt Blunt. Blunt issued a statement this week basically calling Nixon's accusation crazy. I happen to side with Governor Blunt on this one, and the Governor Nixon's office didn't want to work with me to release any documents as to its origin. We hope Lieutenant Governor Peter Kinder places enough pressure in Jefferson City to expose Nixon's guilt.
   


3. Page Eleven Figure Nine: Obama's Budget Scream Socialism: Obama's budget took a few pointers from Karl Marx. Attack the achievers and forget they provide jobs, benefits, and drive the economy. If you have any doubts of Obama's intentions to turn the United States into a socialist country, look no further that Page Eleven Figure Nine and read pages five and 11 as well.
   


4. HR1388: Embraced by Both Republicans and Democrats: Obama is a master of language. He constantly plays word games to drive his rhetoric. Republicans supported HR1388 because of it's language geared towards community service. When you are forced to volunteer, it's not really volunteering. Is it? HR1388 may be the draft for Obama's civilian military he promised to build during the 2008 campaign.
   


5. Is Your Bumper Sticker Labeling You a Domestic Terrorist: Bumper Sticker Profiling in the State of Missouri: This was the blog that posted before the national news reported it. This was also the blog that generated my first blog-related television interview. I always envied Bob McCarty's blog for the exposure he gets, and I got a little taste of it. By the way, this was Governor Jay Nixon's attack on conservatism as he tried to associate conservatives and libertarians as domestic terrorist.
   


6. The Modern Militia Movement Report: Actual Copy: After making several calls to Missouri law enforcement offices including Troop D of the Missouri Highway Patrol, I finally found a legitimate copy of the MAIC report. As you can see, the report drove lots of interest to my site as we had nearly 20,000 hits this month many directed towards the report.
   


7. New Hampshire HCR-6 Demands Return of Power to New Hampshire Based on Jeffersonian/Constitutional Principles: There was disappointment around the country, not just New Hampshire as HCR-6 was defeated in the New Hampshire State House. How could they defeat a bill that was based on the Constitution is beyond me. So much for Live Free or Die.
   


8. Two Teachers Having Sex With Same Student: Linda Nef and Valynne Bowers Arrested For Relationship: What's it going to take to rid the public schools from teachers who obviously lack the maturity to teach. Parental involvement is what it will take.
   


9. Obama Gets Twittered: Young Business Leaders Share Ideas with Dear Leader on the Economy: Obama held a young business leaders summit at the White House. Invited was the CEO of Twitter who failed to create an actual business plan that produced profit. Twitter now looks to profit from its site in the future, but as of now, the only thing Twitter is successful at is hits. Come back when you show a profit.
   


10. Saul Alinsky's Rules For Radicals At Play Against AIG: Obama's Mastered Rules #10 and #12 to Create AIG Hate: If there is one word to describe Obama's governing style, it's chaos. If you look close enough into the chaos, you will see Obama follows Alinsky's Rules For Radicals. If you look long enough, you begin to cite which rules are in play. They were quite evident in the attacks against the AIG bonuses.