In response to “stop the government from spending my money” Marko has this to say: Good luck with that quest. They’re not spending your money, they’re spending your children’s and grandchildren’s money. Your money was already spent decades ago, probably around the time LBJ … Continue reading →
For instance, you will not soon see a German chancellor of Turkish descent. Nor will a child of North African immigrants soon take the reins of power in France. It will be a long time before a Pakistani or Indian last … Continue reading →
That’s the kind of change they like on the Hill – the kind that rattles in their pockets! – Bitter
Continue reading →From JJ in the comments: why is it you can not find which party the offender belongs to when a democrat is involved It’s funny, because a couple months back I saw a story about the trouble that the son … Continue reading →
The following comment was left at Snowflakes in Hell: “Bitter and I are in Arlington. NRA Board Meeting are going on right now. We don’t have much of an agenda, except for discussing some details of the Second Amendment Blog … Continue reading →
Sadly for us, Sarah Palin’s are few and far between. Even if you hate her politics, you’ve got to admire the fact that she came along and tossed a good-old-boys network onto their frozen a****s, to be stranded in the … Continue reading →
First, let us note that if supposedly all-powerful Israel is dedicated to exterminating the Palestinian people, it is doing a very bad job. The Palestinian population has only grown since 1948. There are more Arab citizens living in Israel proper … Continue reading →
Your job is not to treat all citizens as criminals because some people are irresponsible. The solution is to put violent people in prison, rather than to turn the society at large into a prison. – Sebastian
Continue reading →Whenever you’re confused about the identity of the Good Guys and the Bad Guys in a conflict, here’s a tip for clarification. When one side mostly targets only armed belligerents, and the other side straps bombs to their kids and … Continue reading →
Thank God the federal governments limited and enumerated powers don’t include education! (*smirk* I can’t even say that with a straight face) – Sebastian
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