How on earth did you ever get to be 9-years-old. Hell, this blog is older than you! At any rate — and knowing that one day when you’re old enough to Google your Dad and read all the decidedly nasty things people have written about him (along with the laudatory stuff, which may give you some comfort that you weren’t born of a complete monster), and as a matter of
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“It’s become very obvious, even to Blind Freddy, that the expenditure of half-a-billion dollars has done absolutely nothing to reduce crime.” [Darleen Click]
The video is almost two years old, but it is very relevant today ..
Having a debt ceiling at all is like having slavery, or something … [Darleen Click]
Oh good lord. “Sometimes when we’ve gotten great answers is when presidents have had enough authority to take some actions,” Davis told TheDC on Capitol Hill Friday. “I mean, remember that we just celebrate the 150th anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation, and if Abraham Lincoln had not had the power, authority and the will to make that decision, we may have gone on with the war that was going to
Saturday wrestling meet / Satch’s 9th birthday party / NFL playoffs / another day closer to economic collapse open thread
In no particular order. The point being, I’ll be gone most of the day, so post anything of interest here, or just use the thread to gab, if you’re so inclined. Meanwhile — and I posted this on Twitter last evening, but may as well repeat it here — my state of the nation report for this, Saturday, January 5, 2013: I now own both concealable body armor and a
“For God’s Sake, Please Stop the Aid!” [Darleen Click]
Kenyan economics expert James Shikwati explains what American conservatives already know and what Left-libs refuse to even address. SPIEGEL: Mr. Shikwati, the G8 summit at Gleneagles is about to beef up the development aid for Africa… Shikwati: … for God’s sake, please just stop. SPIEGEL: Stop? The industrialized nations of the West want to eliminate hunger and poverty. Shikwati: Such intentions have been damaging our continent for the past 40
“Red-faced state officials admitted last night they are trying to find as many as 19,000 missing welfare recipients …” [Darleen Click]
… after the controversial taxpayer-funded voter registration pitches the state mailed to their addresses last summer were sent back marked “Return to sender, address unknown.” The Department of Transitional Assistance contacted 477,000 welfare recipients who were on their books from June 1, 2011, to May 31, 2012, after settling a voter-rights lawsuit brought by Democratic-leaning activist groups that demanded an aggressive voter information effort by the state. That $274,000 push
Pursuant to my last post
What are we prepared to do? Howsabout we take a page from Hobby Lobby — with its icky social conservative values, and embarrassing Christian pieties — and stand up for its liberty by simply denying the government and the courts their usurped authority? “Hobby Lobby Defies Obama Administration with Civil Disobedience for Religious Liberty”: Now that Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor has denied Hobby Lobby’s application for an emergency injunction
“Op-Ed: Harry Reid’s filibuster plan and the Supreme Court”
ObamaCare was famously foisted onto Americans with no Republican support. And if Harry Reid and the progressives have their way, this will become the rule, not the exception — with the biggest impact coming in a fundamental transformation of the Court, the final step needed by progressives to deconstruct the Constitution while appearing to play by its rules, and to (in the short term) implement the fundamental transformation Obama desires,
“Angry at the NRA? That Won’t Reduce Gun Violence”
No, but the left does like it some scapegoats, and what can be more evil than an organization that stands for the wholesale slaughter of little teeny-tiny childrens? Or, to put it more clinically, since when did we start thinking rationality would trump self-serving self-righteousness, particularly when it comes from the political left? Prof. Stephen L Carter, writing in Bloomberg: Support for stricter U.S. gun laws hasn’t jumped as fast
