This piece seems a perfect example of one of my theories: most of those who side with demotards come voting time don’t do so out of reverence for their fiscal policy or their love of big government, but because they fucking hate how so-con motherfuckers have turned the GOP in to the party of self […]
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The Times: But Ms. O’Donnell has the backing of the Tea Party, and suddenly Delaware has become the latest Republican civil war battlefield.
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You’re a little late to the party, guys.The Washington Post: “We have managed to acquire $13 trillion of debt on our balance sheet,” he fumed to a roomful of voters. “In my view, we have nothing to show for it.” And that was a Democrat, Sen. Michael Bennet of Colorado, who voted “yes” on the […]
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Nothing can go wrong here, right?
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Apparently the most important thing state governments can imagine themselves doing at this particular point in time, despite 46 of them being chest high in red ink, is to protect adults from advertising consensual services in which both parties benefit. Good job.
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Fuck. Man falls and injures himself at home, police rush to the scene after paramedics are done and taze the man 3 times for resisting arrest (the only charge, so we’re clear).
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Fuck.
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According to a Reason Foundation study on road quality in the US, the people of New Jersey are the dumbest fucking people ever. Their roads are the most expensive in the nation, costing a smooth $1.1 million per mile to construct, and another $62,748 per annum in administrative costs. To rub salt in to the […]
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From The Denver Post: As kids head back to school, conservative Christian media ministry Focus on the Family perceives a bully on the playground: national gay-advocacy groups. School officials allow these outside groups to introduce policies, curriculum and library books under the guise of diversity, safety or bullying-prevention initiatives, said Focus on the Family education […]
There’s a good piece at Downsizing Government which sums up the woes of MMS/oil industry partnerships. Also, I’ve never quite understood why regulatory capture is described by Leftists as a free market failure, rather than a government failure. If government regulators are charged with making sure that industry players abide by sets of rules and […]
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