NY Times on Government Perversion
Jury duty. You endure CNN and watch some crappy video about how judges don’t legislate from the bench. I don’t typically use my blog to rant so I’ll spare all Continue Reading →
Category Archives: Politics
Net Neutrality: A government “solution” for a non-problem
(1) The Net Neutrality Coup: The campaign to regulate the Internet was funded by a who’s who of left-liberal foundations. (2) The Obama FCC has regulated the Internet (3) Abolish Continue Reading →
Weekend 156.0
(1) 12 Awesome Airplane Paint Jobs (2) How to Turn a Recession into a Depression (2a) “As hostility to businessmen grows, politicians tax them more heavily, while debasing and inflating Continue Reading →
Mystery Solved: Why Obama crated Sir Winston
How Obama Thinks While the senior Obama called for Africa to free itself from the neocolonial influence of Europe and specifically Britain, he knew when he came to America in Continue Reading →
I, Post
(1) Asimov, Krugman, Hayek, Popper, Plato: All Together Even the smartest, most motivated, best-intentioned bureaucrats cannot plan complex human undertakings—such as the workings of the economy, or subsectors of the Continue Reading →
‘Unexpected’ Priorities: Mosque versus U.S. Unemployment/Double Dip Recession
(1) Poll shows more Americans think Obama is a Muslim (The Washington Post) (2) Obama’s Point of No Return “With Obama, suspicions have involved his status as an American. The Continue Reading →
Obama believes in Private Property?
Don’t get too excited. The Distributor-in-Chief only believes in this tenet of Private Enterprise if it supports the construction of a mosque at Ground Zero. A majority of American(s) believe Continue Reading →
Economic strategy of public debt…$862B
The Obsolescence of Barack Obama (WSJ) The vaunted Obama economic stimulus, at $862 billion, has failed. The “progressives” want to double down, and were they to have their way, would Continue Reading →
Horse Tranquilizer…Aisle 3
The Pelosi-Reid Economy (Forbes) Stimulus. TARP. ObamaCare. These three words are being written into the political obituaries of politicians who voted for the programs–for good reason. These three bills, made Continue Reading →
Weekend 145.0
(1) Train Etiquette – A grumpy 22 year old’s code of locomotive conduct. (2) A Modest Proposal for Improving a Dull Game (WSJ) “Poor Ghana has been triumphed over by Continue Reading →