Daily Archives for July 11, 2012
Romney being booed by audience at NAACP is proof he is a RAAAAACIST! [Darleen Click]
TweetJust when you think the Left has reached the bottom of delusional race-baiting, now comes the charge that Romney staged the booing at the NAACP in order to appeal to “his racist base.” Politicians don’t write speeches expecting to be … Continue reading
“Environmental Extremists Exposed as Political Goliaths”
TweetShocking, I know. [...] in 2010 $100,000,000 was donated to the environmental advocacy organization ClimateWorks by a single progressive funding organization: the William & Flora Hewlett Foundation. While the Hewlett Foundation’s $100 million dollar donation is an outlier, the amount … Continue reading
“A Short History of Congress’s Power to Tax”
TweetPaul Moreno, professor of history at Hillsdale College: In 1935, Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins was fretting about finding a constitutional basis for the Social Security Act. Supreme Court Justice Harlan Fiske Stone advised her, “The taxing power, my dear, … Continue reading
“Outsourcer-in-Chief: Obama Admin. Outsourced Jobs with Taxpayer-Funded Stimulus!”
TweetForward! The Obama administration allowed millions of dollars in federal stimulus funds to go to foreign companies, despite recent statements by President Barack Obama that he opposes “shipping jobs overseas.” “I want to stop giving tax breaks to companies that … Continue reading
Of all the truly conservative judges in the whole wide world, only John Roberts is smart enough to be really truly conservative
TweetSo shut up, the rest of you. If you had any dignity or smarts, you’d be thanking the Chief Justice for being the bestest Justice of all, showing commendable judicial restraint in saving the President’s signature legislation. – or so … Continue reading
Stasi Democrats [Darleen Click]
TweetThis has everything to do with naked intimidation Politicians recognize they give up a degree of privacy when they run for office. But Democrats are testing the outer limits of that understanding with a practice that raises questions about when … Continue reading
