Monthly Archives: January 2012
Oughta be a law
Should everyone have a mandated car, or bus/rail pass? After all, we no longer live in a world where a person can get by on foot. Trasportaton is a part of everyday modern life. People that refuse to purchase from … Continue reading
CBO sent a memo
http://www.cbo.gov/doc.cfm?index=12674 Just a friendly little reminder to Congress, that our budgetless government is running on “continuing resolutions” including a whole bunch of spending on agancies and programs whose legislative authorization has expired already as well as a whole bunch whose … Continue reading
Quid pro quo or no
New York as of late has taken to ignoring the legal permits issued by other states to its citizens to carry firearms. Merdith Graves, a nursing/medical student touristing in New York to visit the 911 Memorial tried to check her … Continue reading
The rich’s fair share
Over and over, campaign speech after campaign speech, Presbo harps ad nauseum, implying, infering, and even blatently railing that the rich are not paying “theri fair share”. Now we find out that there are 36 tax deadbeats in the White … Continue reading
Governor D
Whatever you do, don’t lose that speachwriter. Your GOP rebuttal was, without a doubt, the most relavent, poigniant, accurate, and inspiring speech that I had heard in a long time. I keep listening to the GOP “debates” and end up … Continue reading
What’s an addict to do?
Years of tacit approval, ie doing little more than saber rattling over their sponsoring terror attacks, and now, suddenly we join in to try to correct things in a big way with sanctions that hurt the populace and do little … Continue reading
Doesn’t end well
How is it that we are approaching what may be the most important election of our lifetime, one that may bellweather if this country actually survives even as a pseudo-republic, and the best that the political machine offers us at … Continue reading
Perpetually funky numbers
Thge Census Bureau, folowing the direction of the Presbo administration, has now defined living in poverty or near poverty as anyone, and everyone, in the lower median of income of the whole country. So from here on out, no matter how … Continue reading
Quo vadis (who profits?)
The Keystone pipeline would have competed with and undercut the price of oil developed from North Dakota’s Bakken oil fields, currently one of the fastest growing domestic sources of supply. It would have cut demand for Bakken oil by 100,000 … Continue reading
They must be haters
according to CBS: “The latest posting by the Treasury Department shows the national debt has now increased $4 trillion on President Obama’s watch. The debt was $10.626 trillion on the day Mr. Obama took office. The latest calculation from Treasury … Continue reading
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