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You can tell a lot about a fellow's character by his way of eating jellybeans - Ronald Reagan
Two interesting links flashing across TweetDeck, I see. (Thanks @CO2HOG and @noelsheppard.) First, a Redstate post about how New York's population of Russian Immigrants have taken to warning about Soviet apparitions surrounding the Democrat overlords representatives that dominate New York politics. The Russian immigrants seem to know the path the Democratic Party is leading the nation down far better than many Democrats, which [...]
I'd like to think I would have caught this myself, if I had watched the speech. (I always miss Obama's speeches, probably because I don't watch them.) Luckily, Bryan Preston at Pajamas Media did and ably reported back so that slackers like me can know that Obama has now taken to calling tax hikes "spending [...]
Hat tip to Power Line. Oh my… Stephen Moore at the Wall Street Journal compared employment levels in the private and public sectors… and it seems that "more Americans work for the government than work in construction, farming, fishing, forestry, manufacturing, mining and utilities combined." I think this means that every productive worker in the private sector is now supporting his [...]
Wow. After President Obama's energy speech this morning, someone better get some snorkels up to the North Pole pronto for all the poor polar bears, because it's starting to look like Obama's coronation didn't mark "the moment when the rise of the oceans began to slow and the planet began to heal,” after all. In fact, as soon as Obama said "my administration is encouraging offshore [...]
Who would have predicted that a retired Republican Senator from Utah would become the left wing’s leading expert on Ronald Reagan and the Tea Party movement? No one, I’m sure. Nevertheless, it happened last week when some lefty bloggers venerated Bob Bennett’s recent sour grapes snark-fest to Greta Van Susteren as if he’d been channeling Che Guevara [...]
UPDATE: Linked by The Astute Bloggers… THANKS! According to the Congressional Budget Office (CBO), the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, also known as Porkulus, bought us between 1.3 and 3.5 million “saved or created” jobs for about $229,000 to $586,000 each. Why don’t we just split the difference and figure we paid $400,000 per job? [...]
Watch the video and then draw your own conclusions. This is more of today’s bizarre forced masochism. It’s an odd unpleasant feeling to be compelled to lavish cash and perks on the busy-body bureaucrats who think they know how to manage our affairs better than we do. It feels like I’m four years old again, and my big brother is making me hit myself. [...]
Obamacare: The closer we look, the uglier it gets. I just can’t figure out how the darn thing ever passed when no one in congress ever supported it in the first place. Government bean-counters now project that Obamacare is going to cost an unexpected $265 more per person. Of course, that’s assuming there is still [...]
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