I knew it wouldn’t take too long for a lefty greentard to be upset that the oil spill isn’t the ecological disaster the media hyperbole claimed it would be. Now that the oil on the surface appears to be dissipating, the notion of a recovery from the spill, repeated by politicians, strikes some here as […]
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This kind of shit is ridiculous. And I’m sure that nothing will happen to the officer as a result. The Chicago Tribune explains: More than 20 former Cook County inmates have filed suit, say they were handcuffed or shackled during labor July 18, 2010|By Colleen Mastony, Tribune reporter Latiana Walton went through most of her […]
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Moral crusaders.
Anyone who maintains that Obama is not dangerous to the fabric of American governance is a fucking tool. The New York Times explains: As much as anyone, Mr. Orszag has promoted and carried out an effort by the White House to pry away from Congress some of the responsibility for making hard decisions, especially when […]
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I find this kind of shit insanely annoying. We banned online gambling For the Children™, but congresscritters can revive it again when government needs cash. It’s not okay for adults to gamble, but it’s okay for the government to make money from it when needs additional revenue streams. Fuck you, you hypocritical fuckers.
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Something tells me that the terminally libertarded are very upset at this; that, rather than a good thing, they have been robbed of an opportunity to further use the hyperbolic oil spill coverage as a means to further the progressive agenda. The Washington Post: Oil from the BP blowout is degrading rapidly in the warm […]
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The demotards are playing the doublespeak game again? The Washington Post: Democratic leaders unveiled a plan Wednesday to link the Republican Party to some of the most extreme elements of the “tea party” movement, seeking to define all GOP candidates as outside the mainstream by highlighting such tea party talking points as ending Medicare and […]
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N. Gregory Mankiw, a Harvard economist, in a piece titled “Crisis Economics” at National Affairs concerning the reliance on Keneysian economic theories by the Obama administration while administering economic stimulus (and its current insistence on yet more stimulus cash being thrown in to the economy): The administration’s second assumption, meanwhile, is a matter of academic […]
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For those who might argue that President Obama isn’t a progressive ideologue. The Wall Street Journal: Economists who say Mr. Obama should have relied more on tax cuts cite research of an unlikely source: Ms. Romer, his adviser. In a study she and her husband, David Romer, conducted before she joined the administration, Ms. Romer […]
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Due to the fact that the only way we don’t have exponential growth of government is during stalemate, I know I want them to say no. Then I want the next minority to say no. And the one after that too. The less we have congresscritters Doing Something™, the better.
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