Ignorant Headline of the Day

On March 10, 2011, in Politics, by Henshaw

I’m not exactly sure, but for whatever reason a lot of Americans are siding with the unions in Wisconsin. I can only guess it’s because people are ignorant. It doesn’t help that the media coverage is horrendous. Check out this headline from Reuters.

Wisconsin Senate passes public-sector union ban

Eliminating collective bargaining is not a union ban. It’s not even close. The Reuters wire eventually changed the headline, but the damage is done. Is it any wonder why some liberals are so ignorant about this topic?

It's not surprising Nazi, Scott Walker, is holding a gun to the heads of the union member. Hitler also hated the power of the people!
@KayInMaine
KayInMaine
Wonder if Scott Walker and Jan Brewer went to the same nazi training school?
@allen_osuno
allen_osuno
Hail fuhrer Walker Wisconsin, bet you didn't realize you were electing a Nazi.
@TCBGP
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Here at The Daily Plunge we’ve been diligent in posting about the horrendous coverage of climate change in the United States. There’s no other issue today where people are so hideously uninformed and where press bias is so prevalent. Take this article about the climate change bill in in the Senate by Richard Cowan at Reuters.

Despite vocal climate change skeptics in the United States, leading scientific groups have been hoping the United States, the biggest emitter of greenhouse gases after China, would take action.The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration reported on Thursday the world’s combined land and ocean surface temperatures in March were the hottest on record.

Who defines “leading scientific groups?” Are they the ones who manipulate data or hide the decline? Richard Cowan has written a lot of articles about climate change and not one article about Climategate. What about the increasing ice in the Arctic? The cold winter in the northern hemisphere? Am I supposed to be concerned that March is supposedly the warmest on record? What about the medieval warming period? How does cap and trade reduce temperatures? Do we want to reduce temperatures? What is the optimal temperature? Are people stupid? I think we know the answer to that question.

big governement reborn

On February 26, 2009, in Politics, by Henshaw

It’s fairly good indication the president is going too far when Reuters has an article titled “Obama brings back era of big government.” I believe the grace period is over for Obama. He’s had a month to show the nation what change means and so far it’s unrestrained federal spending. This is exactly what Americans don’t want to hear. Obama’s ideas aren’t new. It’s called the 70′s. Read your economic history books. This spending is uncontrolled, unprecedented, and unbelievable.

Obama’s first budget was emblematic of a politician who, when he announced his run for the presidency two years ago, had rejected the conventional wisdom that, having little experience in national politics, he was moving too fast and should wait his turn.
“This is a matter of political judgment, not political science,” said William Galston, a Brookings Institution economist who worked in the Clinton White House. “My judgment is that his reach will exceed his grasp. But I could easily be wrong about that.”

This budget isn’t about making the difficult choices. It’s about growing the federal government and the voting base of the Democrat party. The promises of reducing the deficit are based on faulty numbers. If the president really wants to be honest with the American people he should add the Social Security and Medicare shortfalls to the books. Until those numbers are accounted for this budget is just like the budgets we’ve seen the past twenty years. In other words it’s a fabrication.

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