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Monthly Archives: February 2012
Health Department Raids Community Picnic and Destroys Food
This is one of those love/hate stories. I love it when the government goes after the liberal elite organic crowd. They’re so certain that big government is better and regulators only go after evil businessmen. That said, I really hate … Continue reading
Posted in Big government, conservative politics, news politics
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Because Social Security is run so well…
Californian Democrats want to institute a state-run pension program for private workers, too. Senate Democrats have introduced SB1234, requiring private employers with five or more employees to enroll them in this boondoggle, “what they have termed a ‘personal pension program’ to … Continue reading
Jindal, Obama, and Gas Prices
Ugh. I filled up the gas tank yesterday and found myself silently cursing Obama – for killing the Keystone Pipeline (and thereby giving it to the ChiComs), for slowing drilling permits in the Gulf, and for acting like such a … Continue reading
Posted in conservative politics, news politics, political issues
Tagged bobby jindal, energy
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A Different Sort of Apology to Karzai
It’s probably unintentionally ironic that she’s wearing a headscarf, but I love it! You go, girl!
Posted in Afghanistan, conservative politics, news politics, Obama, political issues, Terrorism
Tagged apology, Karzai
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A Little Friday Humor and the New Chevy Volt Commercial
Posted in Big government, conservative politics, news politics, political issues
Tagged GM, Volt
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The problem with moral equivalency
I’m tired of hearing nutter-butters tale about “animal rights” and say stupid things like “meat is murder.” (Tasty, tasty murder). By trying to elevate animals to the status of humans, all that really happens is that humans are degraded. Take this nugget out … Continue reading
Posted in conservative politics, Environment
Tagged animal rights, murder for hire, PETA
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Six Months After Gibson Guitar Raided, Still No Charges Filed
Another reason (get it, Reason.TV?) to despise the Obama Justice Dept.
Posted in Big government, conservative politics, news politics, political issues, Regulation
Tagged Gibson
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The Index of Dependence
The Heritage Foundation just published this chart showing the increasing number of American’s who don’t pay any income tax. It’s up to 49.5%. Think about that. Granted, they’re still paying sales taxes and maybe, if they’re employed, payroll taxes, so … Continue reading
The Laffer Curve strikes again
As someone who majored in political science, it is a little disconcerting to realize I have no idea what is meant by that term. The word science in that term would imply to me an analysis of historical causes and effects … Continue reading
Posted in International, political issues
Tagged art laffer, political science, U.K. 50p tax
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Transnational Government?
Transnational government (i.e. the EU) doesn’t seem to be working out too well for Europe. So I don’t like it when the UN reprimands the city of Sacramento, CA for not doing enough for its homeless people. I like it … Continue reading
Posted in Big government, conservative politics, International, news politics, Obama, political issues, Regulation
Tagged internet, nuclear, Sacramento, United Nations
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Government Debt, Simplified
Posted in Big government, conservative politics, news politics, political issues
Tagged debt
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Of Wine and Regulations
I’m not entirely sure how it happened, but yesterday I got swept into a barrel-tasting tour by the owner of a nearby winery. I asked how he got involved in wine making, and he made what I thought was a startling comment. … Continue reading
Posted in conservative politics, Environment, news politics, political issues, Regulation
Tagged winery
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Tim Geitner to Paul Ryan: “We Don’t Have a Solution… We Just Don’t Like Yours.”
Augh!!!
Posted in Big government, conservative politics, news politics, political issues
Tagged 2013 budget, Paul Ryan, Tim Geitner
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Entitlements for the Masses or a Safety Net for the Few?
Last night, my county voted to close a long term care facility due to budget constraints. I get it. When funding is limited, hard choices have to be made. But if you had the choice, which would you close? A … Continue reading
All You Need to Know About Obama’s Budget
Why all the red? Because the President’s new budget proposal doesn’t deal with entitlements at all. Taxes increase and so does debt as a percent of GDP. Read the details here. (FYI, the “Path to Prosperity” is the Ryan proposal). … Continue reading
Posted in Big government, conservative politics, news politics, Obama, political issues
Tagged 2013 budget
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