It doesn’t happen often, but in this case I completely agree with Hillary Clinton. She is drawing fire after comparing Russia’s moves in Ukraine to “protect” people there to what Hitler did at the beginning of World War II. The … Continue reading →
Eric Holder is now trying to get 11 states to lift their restrictions on felons voting. Because it is somehow racist. This is the same guy that claims voter ID laws are racist. And that punishing students for WHAT THEY … Continue reading →
I normally agree with Congressman Jim Sensenbrenner, but he lost me on this one. Congressman Jim Sensenbrenner is calling Sen. Ron Johnson’s lawsuit against the Obama Administration “frivolous” and “an unfortunate political stunt.” Sen. Ron Johnson brought a lawsuit against … Continue reading →
US currency is going through another redesign to make it harder to counterfeit. Sounds great, until you realize that 20 year old bills without all the new features are just as valid, and counterfeiting those hasn’t gotten any harder. So … Continue reading →
It’s been a long time, but I couldn’t pass this one up. “The German language permits the creation of words of endless length, many of which refer to laws.” From Der Spiegel The law complicates everything.
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Continue reading →FOXNews: The United States’ climbing national debt could drag the country into a “double-dip recession,” President Obama warned in an interview with Fox News Wednesday from China, though he said he’s still considering additional tax incentives for businesses to reverse … Continue reading →
A former U.K. soldier says he found a discarded shotgun and turned it in to police — and now faces at least five years in prison for doing so, ThisIsSurreyToday.co.uk reported. Paul Clarke was found guilty of possessing a firearm … Continue reading →
Now with running commentary! Madame Speaker, Vice President Biden, Members of Congress, and the American people: When I spoke here last winter, this nation was facing the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression. We were losing an average of … Continue reading →
That people get so mad about health insurance companies supposedly screwing some people occasionally that they are willing to turn that function over to a government that screws almost everyone pretty much every day?
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