Bungalow Bill's Conservative Wisdom Month in Review: April 2009 | More Obama Chaos

What can you say about April other than it was filled with more chaos? Chaos seems to be the common theme of the Obama administration. I guess this is what you get when you decide never to let a good crisis go to waste.

Here are the top blogs for April 2009:

1. Yesterday, Obama was asked another stupid question from the obviously brainless press corp. Jeff Zelny of the New York Times asked Obama what surprised him, troubled him, ENCHANTED him, and what humbled him. Enchanted? We know Obama wants the power that Bilbo's ring brings, but come on--enchanted?

Obama answered, "Enchanted? Enchanted. I will tell you that when I -- when I meet our servicemen and -women, enchanted is probably not the word I would use."

I guess the military doesn't feel the same and more and more people are visiting this site to see the comparison as Semper Fi: Marines Give Obama a Cold Response Unlike Rowdy Responses Given to George W. Bush.

2. In a similar story, Obama's hype doesn't impress everyone. Smokin' hot Carla Bruni, the wife of French Prime Minister Nicola Sarkozy, blew off Obama without giving him the traditional kiss on the cheek.

3. The real story of the month is the revolution that has started across the country. Obama has blown off, discounted, and laughed at the tea parties. His cronies in the media went out of their way to make the tea partiers look radical. Nothing could be further from the truth. The most shameful reporting came from CNN's Susan Rosegen.

4. The next story was reported by the news and I made the mistake of poking fun at the government. Next thing I know every geek who knew a tad bit about cartography came out of the woods to tell me how insane I was. Listen, I comment on stories in the news and provide critical thinking about world issues. Some of you people get really hateful over nothing, and this doesn't include my troll with multiple personalities. Anyway, the news reported the Four Corners monument is off by two miles to the west. I only commented on it. I didn't go out and measure it, compare it with a GPS, or even look at Google Earth.

5. There was a lot of misinformation about the tea party in Springfield. Springfield needs to get its act together and form a Tea Party Coalition similar to St. Louis. This site was a source of information for people looking to participate in the Springfield Tea Party.

6. There is a strange coincidence around people who work close to government scandals. They often don't live long once they get to a certain point. The suicide of the Freddie Mac CFO reminded many of Vince Foster.

7. There's a lot of interest in guns and ammo right now as an uneasy public sees their rights being robbed from them. Many people are stocking up on guns and ammo, and Hi-Point 9mm carbines and handguns are back ordered and getting harder to find.

8. My tea party day version of One Man, Many Taxes, 365 Days attracted more attention than any other day that I have added the taxes up. In case you haven't been keeping up, we are finishing the fourth month, and I have paid in nearly $6,000 in taxes. This series of blogs helps show why there are tea parties.

9. Texas passed HCR50, which enforced their sovereignty, and Governor Rick Perry was delivering some beautiful words.

10. Finally, I purchased a Hi-Point 9mm Carbine which I have had a lot of fun with. I shot it this weekend and it had a tight shot group. I really like this rifle. They are getting harder to find, and they are an excellent price.