I read a great story today about a young man who bought a house but apparently did not know that he had to pay for it. The gentleman said that in 2006, at the height of the housing bubble, he bought a house for $380,000. Two years later the value on his house had dropped […]
May 1, International Workers Day, has been designated by the left for the “first General Strike in American History:” A Day Without the 99%. No Work—No School—No Housework–No Shopping. Take the streets! But … the call for the General Strike did not getting traction from us — the 99%. We whose interests it purports to […]
May Day, the international socialist holiday, usually sees a collection of union thugs deployed to carry on about imaginary slights around the world, while here in the United States it is normally just another quiet day. The occupy minions promised that May Day 2012 would be different, and I suppose it was. Depending on where […]
For anyone counting along at home, Sunday marked a grim milestone when the Democrat-controlled Senate zipped past the three-year mark without passing a budget. At which point it would be appropriate to note that the Senate is legally required to adopt a budget … every year. No matter, though, because Democrats have about 15 trillion […]
A friend of mine said today she considers her speeding tickets to be a “freedom tax” – the price she must pay to choose the speed she will drive on the open highway. It reminded me that I have been blessed with an overabundance of very cool friends. Naturally, our group chimed in and improved […]
With polls showing opposition to Amendment One gaining marginal ground and support slipping, both sides are ramping up their messaging efforts with TV ad buys leading into the May 8 vote. This from Public Policy Polling: This is the lowest level of support PPP has found in monthly polling of the amendment since last October. […]
Here are two stories which point out that we may very well be living in Bizarro World. You remember that comic book, where everything looked like planet earth and people looked, well, like people but it was all upside down and backwards. First stop on our tour of the twisted takes us to Falmouth, Mass., […]
Because he’s supported traditional marriage three times, or something. I swear you can’t make this stuff up:
I was chatting with Glenn Beck this morning on the radio show and the subject of Mitt Romney came up. I mentioned to Glenn that I was really disappointed to hear Romney once again say that Barack Obama is a nice guy. As I heard the words coming out of Romney’s mouth I immediately flashed […]
That’s pretty good stuff, even with the Columbian (sic) in the cutline. h/t: Ricochet
