Tag Archives: Politics

Quote of the Day

Posted on March 30, 2010 | Leave a comment

One of my favorite blogs and maybe the reason why I keep at this like I do is Coyote.  It’s an excellent read full of real world business experience [he owns his own company], intelligence [double Ivy] and humor [just flat out funny].  Further more I like him because he calls it pretty fair; being a Libertarian he is equally able to find faults with the Right and the Left.  As I said, good quality stuff.  But today, he knocked it out of the park.

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And No More Homework!

Posted on March 29, 2010 | Leave a comment

Just like a kid running for class President, Obama runs on populist messages.  He promises that we’ll all have ice cream before bed, get free tickets to the circus and catch a fish every cast.

And he usually gets a bump when he does.  But the speed of reality catching up is getting faster and faster.

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Palin: Playin With The Left

Posted on March 29, 2010 | 2 comments

She speaks with a funny little accent. She uses turns of phrases that are unfamiliar to many of us. And what she looses in technical knowledge she makes up for in “gut feel”.

And she drives the Left crazy.

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The Shortest Word in the English Language

Posted on March 26, 2010 | 2 comments

You know that old joke?  Remember?  Well, the answer is ‘ere as the joint is passed around the circle.

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Bug or Feature

Posted on March 24, 2010 | Leave a comment

One of the most powerful hammers Obama used during the health care debate was the cost of care in America.  And he hammered hard; so hard that people were so stunned that failed to think it through.  Spending more may actually be a sign that we are BETTER off than any other nation in the world.

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Bart Stupak: Not Pro-Life

Posted on March 22, 2010 | Leave a comment

Mr. Stupak fought a long and valiant battle.  Or so he would like you to believe.  For the duration of the debate over this bill he has maintained that he could not support any language that did not restrict federal dollars for abortion.  In the end, he supported language that did not restrict federal dollars on abortion.

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Union Damage: Teachers Union Edition

Posted on March 19, 2010 | 1 comment

If it were up to me, I fire every union teacher in my schools.  And hire back the good ones on the condition that they consider themselves “management”.

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Wanna Know Why We Spend So Much on Medical Care?

Posted on March 19, 2010 | Leave a comment

Because we can; just ask Celine Dion.

America is the world’s richest nation in the world.  Never in history has a generation enjoyed as much discretionary income as we currently do.  The price of food, clothing and shelter has never, ever, been lower.

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Market Forces at Work

Posted on March 17, 2010 | Leave a comment

This is what happens when the medical care industry is exposed to the free market.

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State's Rights

Posted on March 17, 2010 | Leave a comment

Banned Wheat

We’ll see if the benefits of the Obama Administration are worth the damage he is sure to cause.  But assuredly one  of the very VEST things to happen as a result of him is the awakening of the American Dynamism.  The idea that WE are in control of our lives and choices.  And one of the leaders in this awakening is an unlikely State:  Minnesota.

Out with the new. In with the old.

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