I get e-mail newsletters from congress.org, in this week’s: CONGRESS CONSIDERS ANOTHER TAX REBATE FOR MIDDLE CLASS TAXPAYERS This week, Congress will consider a $50 billion economic stimulus package that will include among other things, another tax rebate for middle … Continue reading →
That’s a perfectly sensible question. To say that we can’t drill our way out of an impending oil shortage is of course exactly like saying you can’t eat your way out of hunger, you can’t warm your way out of hypothermia, … Continue reading →
Obama is humorless, and full of himself. That would make him a great target for satire, except that his followers take the position that any mockery or criticism is racist. The prospect of four years of that sort of thing … Continue reading →
from Rocky Mountain News: The prospect of protesters linking themselves with devices that bolt cutters can’t sever or throwing buckets of feces on police has Denver considering putting a new law on the books before the Democratic National Convention. Demonstrators … Continue reading →
If people are unable to make these decisions for themselves, how can people figure out which politicians should make these decisions for them? – Dr. John Lott
Continue reading →I’m not concerned whatsoever that America doesn’t have vast reserves of ingenuity, entrepreneurship, and intellectual capital that could make us energy independent. My concern is that we have become so reliant and dependent on Fedzilla (aka the US government) to … Continue reading →
With the president’s approval hovering in the low-to-mid 30% range, and Congress’s in the single digits, it is good to see that the majority of the American people support at least one institution: The NRA. Rasmussen Reports says that 56% of … Continue reading →
Yesterday’s quote of the day was from a Jonah Goldberg article where he talks about the problems with Obama’s compulsory “volunteer” plan. Indeed, there’s ample evidence that countries with intrusive, expensive welfare states stifle citizens’ spirit of charity and volunteerism … Continue reading →
The percentage of voters who give Congress good or excellent ratings has fallen to single digits for the first time in Rasmussen Reports tracking history. This month, just 9% say Congress is doing a good or excellent job. Most voters … Continue reading →
Heh. I had supported the ACLU in their support of the KKK because I thought the issue was one of free speech. Perhaps I was wrong in my assumption. Perhaps the issue was the ACLU enjoys the company of similarly … Continue reading →
