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Where do I Sign Up: A Community Services Board member in Norfolk, Virgina didn’t show up for work for 12 years and still got salary and benefits. Now that’s change I can believe in. You have to wonder what kind of human being could live with themselves collecting money like that, but look no further than
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Bread and Circuses: 30,000 people lined up for Section 8 housing application in East Point, Georgia today. The chance to receive a government-subsided apartment is a bigger draw in Atlanta than the Tampa Bay Rays baseball team. It’s comforting to know that there are so many people ready to take a hand out The massive
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Still Catching Up: Apparently I’m still behind on the news because I didn’t see this video. So begins the illustrious legend Basil Marceaux. The Republican Governor hopeful delivers one of the most incoherent campaign videos I’ve ever seen. Oh yes, it’s hilarious. Some might say that this is just another backwoods (he’s from Pennsylvania) Southern
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It’s coming to television near you. The November elections are slowly but surely creeping upon us. It’s a Republican year, whatever that means. Hailed as “change,” “hope,” and other nonsense words, 2006 and 2008 were Democrat years. The American electorate had shifted forever, we were told. I never drank the Kool-aid. The nation was in
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The big news today is the Rolling Stone article about General McChrystal. I don’t really have much to add about that situation. I think Jonah Goldberg’s take on the whole thing seems the most reasonable. Anyway, I’m not writing about that story. The real story for me today is that fact that the Democrat-led Congress
about 2 months ago - 2 comments
As we move closer to November expect the Left’s sophomoric attacks on the Tea Party to continue. It appears that the Tea Party will be the whipping boy for liberals too stupid to understand it’s their policies that are the problem, not the homophobic and racist Tea Party. Take, for example, this recent op-ed in the New
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I have to admit I’m growing a little weary of politics. Perhaps it’s the Arizona controversy and the left’s ability to ignore logic and its apparent inability to read. It seems our population is fine with being ignorant. It’s easier to be angry and upset with Arizona than to actually realize that its law not only mirrors
about 4 months ago - No comments
It’s only a few months until November and it’s not likely that any kind of economic rebound is going to save the Democrats in the Fall. The American public’s view of ObamaCare hasn’t gotten better (worse, if anything) and the Democrats do not have anything popular to offer. In fact, the two major pieces of
about 4 months ago - 9 comments
This week’s Saturday Night Live Weekend Update segment briefly discussed Arizona’s new immigration law. The law has been declared “divisive” by the left because it actually enforces the law. Here is Seth Myers take on the law: Seth Meyers: This week, Arizona signed the toughest illegal immigration law in the country which will allow police
about 4 months ago - 1 comment
There isn’t a lot of common sense when it comes to the issue of illegal immigration. The two major camps on the issue fall into an isolationist policy vs. an amnesty policy. Neither one of those choices is intelligent. The Democratic party views illegal immigrants as a potential new voting bloc, though I’m not so