Delaware Online concerning the nomination of Christine O’Donnell over the Republican establishment favorite Mike Castle: Castle said parts of the health care law make strides in improving access to medical care in a more cost-efficient manner. He said he would support repeal, but only if the bill was replaced with a Republican version that cuts […]

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John Gruber of Daring Fireball: Anti-Masturbation Candidate Wins Republican Senate Primary in Delaware “The Bible says that lust in your heart is committing adultery. You can’t masturbate without lust!” You can’t make this shit up. Praytell, John; is a candidate who’s neutral on masturbation better able to govern? Or does one need be pro-masturbation? Because, […]

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Those who claim the “necessity” for many of our federal programs or else we face “TEH END OF DA WURLD” ought to remember these prescient observations: Just for instance, there was that war that Washington declared on poverty and that it is still fighting… and losing. But like all wars — hot, cold, or metaphorical […]

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Though the Obama administration has shown that they are somewhat serious about encouraging some favorable changes in the educational system, the idea of Race to the Top should be seen as artificial cover for maintaining the same ol’ system which is in dire disrepair and in need of drastic overhauling. The program is asking that […]

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Scaring voters is a time tested way of manipulating polities into voting in a particular way in order to achieve prescribed results, but they’re not fool-proof. Especially when all you have is a bucket of shit to support that agenda. But the Demotards are peddle-to-the-fucking-metal with what they seem to think is their ace in […]

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We can only hope that the slight fracturing of Democrats will result in the same kind of party split that the Republican party is currently seeing with the emergence of the tea party and their aversion to big government (ostensibly even Republitardian big government). We can expect no relief from government presure if the current […]

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I though it was only those evil right wingers who engaged in fear tactics designed to scare swing voters their way.

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We now have a fucking Asian Carp Czar. Seriously.

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As an overtly conservative outlet I tend to disagree with The American Spectator fairly often, and sometimes vehemently, but this post concerning America’s refutation of Obama and his back-asswards progressive policy is spot on: I’ve written that progressivism as an ideology has trouble admitting that the majority oppose their ideas on principle. Progressives have dreamed […]

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The American Spectator: Obama, we were told, was more self-reflective, substituting Bush’s coyboy swagger for sober introspection, which would allow him to admit error. However, with his political standing continuing to erode, President Obama is demonstrating the same type of intransigence that he once criticized in Bush. Instead of acknowledging that the $862 billion economic […]

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