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Rep. Steve King (R-Iowa) Grills NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell

Posted Thu, 10/29/2009 - 1:29pm by Kristen Hawley

Rep. Steve King (R-Iowa) Grills NFL Commissioner Roger GoodellHA love it!!!! First I have to say (I was at that MSU game and the second hit was fair - It's FOOTBALL geez) But Rep. Steve King (R-Iowa) was right about the rest - GREAT JOB!!

My favorite part

Your position on owners have the right image, and I would direct it to your statement on the 13th of October where you said, 'I think it's divisive comments, or they are not what the NFL is all about. I would not want to see those kinds of comments from people who are in responsible positions within the NFL, no, absolutely not.' Now, I take you as a man of your word. But I would point out that you have a couple of owners that have performed lyrics in songs that are far more offensive. In fact, I don't think anything that Rush Limbaugh said was offensive, but with Fergie and with J. Lo, they have, between the two of them, alleged that the CIA are terrorists and liars, they've promoted sexual abuse of women, they've used the N-word, verbal pornography, recreational drug use, et cetera, and they are owners of the Dolphins

Rush's Response to Commissioner Goodell's Answer

Of course, Goodell's a total weasel. He had no answer about the Dolphins' owners so wouldn't even address the question, and he got on his high horse about how McNabb is a fine player and a fine person and it has nothing to do with the color of his skin, when I (a) never said he was not a fine person; (b) never said he was a bad QB -- just that he was overrated (which no one should deny); and (c) said the MEDIA was obsessed with the color of his skin (which is also undeniable), not that I was. I RESPECT Donovan McNabb, as I do all the elite athletes qualified to play in the NFL. I'd love to have a beer with him and discuss football. My job on the ESPN pre-game show was to disagree with the panel when I did. The production meeting the day before the show featured two segments on McNabb and the Eagles. The focus of BOTH segments was, "What's wrong with McNabb?" My thought was that not that much was wrong, that the Eagles defense was not getting sufficient credit, and that I thought the media was hyping McNabb for my stated reasons. -- Rush Limbaugh

Congressman Pence Defends Conservative News

Posted Thu, 10/22/2009 - 1:28pm by Kristen Hawley

"So to my friends in the so-called mainstream media, I say, conservative talk show hosts may not speak for everybody but they speak for more Americans than you do."

Congressman Pence You Rock!!!!

Give Up Your Big Screen Already!!

Posted Thu, 10/15/2009 - 3:50pm by Kristen Hawley

ARE YOU KIDDING ME?

I guess big screens use too much gas now.

I guess theyre killing trees and things.

Awww My First Hate Comment

Posted Wed, 10/14/2009 - 12:11pm by Kristen Hawley

I received my first “Hate Comment” the other day. I think it deserves its own post. =)

Steve @ stevenhills456@yahoo.com would like to know

How come conservative women are always so heavy? I keep looking for one who cares what she looks like, but all I ever find are plus size. Why do you gals eat so much?

 Thanks Steve. Come again.

Kristen Hawley,

Kristen hawley

recently graduated from the University of Michigan, earning her BS with a concentration in Ecology and a double minor in Field Biology & Geography. Despite her scientific background, politics is her true passion. Kristen has always been on the conservative end of the political spectrum – a rarity among college-aged Michiganders – but has never felt the pull of liberalism. To the great relief of her boyfriend and others subjected to her ranting, she developed Angry Female Elephant in October of 2008 as a forum for her political frustration.

On November 5th, 2009, a day when conservatives around the country were still in mourning, she found a new motivation to change the direction of her country and threw herself into online activism. Several months later she discovered Smart Girl Politics, and knew she’d found an organization that would connect her with other conservative women who were as ready for action as she was. She dove in feet first and volunteered wherever she could. Kristen is currently acting as the Director of Operations.