And the pols keep telling us that sequestration is nothing but bad news. USNI News: U.S. Navy frigates will stop patrolling for drug runners by April because of forced sequestration budget cuts, a Navy spokesman told USNI News on Monday. On Saturday, U.S. 4th Fleet was informed by Navy leadership it would suspend deployments of […]

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If we’re to believe the hysterics, a 2.3% cut in the largest budget ever in the history of humanity is the difference between an America that is prosperous, and one in which planes will spontaneously fall out of the sky and children will go starving in the streets. Don’t be a chode.

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Students being suspended from school for eating their pop tart in to the shape of a gun. Inadvertently. 7-Year-Old Joshua was suspended this morning from Park Elementary School in Brooklyn Park. Joshua says he was eating a pastry during snack time and trying to shape it into a mountain, the teacher said it looked like […]

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This is the kind of bombardment that most of us wouldn’t mind being under. Mexican police have confiscated an improvised cannon that they say was used to fire packages of marijuana across a border fence into California. The makeshift cannon was made of plastic pipe and powered by compressed air sourced from an old car […]

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Learning from the mistakes of others. In the country that has some of the most restrictive firearms legislation in the world, law-abiding citizens must obtain police permission before purchasing a gun and subject themselves to public ridicule, surprise searches without warrants, arbitrary confiscation and burdensome government regulations. It’s a fate that could befall America, some […]

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Another “hiccup.” Marketwatch: Companies have a new solution to rising health-insurance costs: Break up their employees’ marriages. By denying coverage to spouses, employers not only save the annual premiums, but also the new fees that went into effect as part of the Affordable Care Act. This year, companies have to pay $1 or $2 “per […]

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Go figure. Obamacare has been law for nearly three years, with its anniversary approaching on March 23. And while the major provisions (exchange subsidies and Medicaid expansion) aren’t slated to begin until 2014, Obamacare is already having devastating effects on Americans and their health care. Recall that fateful Presidential promise, made on several occasions during […]

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Do you hear an echo? You should.

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I guess it’s just coincidence that California’s schools went to shit in the immediate aftermath of then Gov Brown (during his first stint as Governor) signing compelled union membership amongst the state’s teachers which pushed the teachers union to the forefront of deciding California politics. “Nothing is more determinative of our future than how we […]

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There’s no way that liberals in the post-racial era would manipulate an election to ensure that someone black receives the vote. Just no way. Because liberals totally aren’t racist. Illinois congressional candidate Toi Hutchinson dropped out of the special election race for disgraced former Rep. Jesse Jackson’s seat on Sunday and endorsed rival Democrat Robin […]

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