The food police are at it again, this time in California where they’re eyeing your ribeye. This from the L.A. Times: For one day each week, the Los Angeles City Council wants residents to go vegetarian. In a unanimous 12-0 vote, the council approved a resolution Friday endorsing the “meatless Monday” campaign and asking residents […]
Ron Paul made his farewell speech yesterday to the House of Representatives. Nailed it in the first 10 minutes: “In spite of my efforts, the government has grown exponentially, taxes remain excessive, and a prolific increase of incomprehensible regulations continues. Wars are constant and pursued without Congressional declaration; deficits rise to the sky; poverty is […]
Recently, Pundit House contributor Adam Love asked folks if they were angry with people who voted for Obama. I gave it much thought, and realize that most of my anger (more like disappointment) is directed at the Republican Party for not have a clear, concise message. Romney refused to spell out where he would cut government […]
Let me start by stating that I did not vote for Romney nor sign any of these petitions. However, I would like to share a couple of points you may not have thought of; though I would guess most of the people who have signed the petitions haven’t thought of these either. Hopefully they will if you pass this along. […]
Cutting through all the head scratching, number crunching, moaning, groaning and gnashing of teeth coming from the GOP trying to figure out what went wrong at the polls this week, Ron Paul cuts to the chase and puts it in stark perspective. This from his interview with Bloomberg TV: “If you look at the numbers […]
Well, here we are. The initial shock has worn off, leaving many of us are asking ourselves, “What went wrong,” and “What now?” From a numbers perspective it’s easy: The Democrats – playing their same old game of giving away other people’s property – got the Blacks, Latinos, the 18 – 30 crowd, rich liberal […]
For a devastating perspective on how Sandy literally shifted the contours of the eastern coastline, William Teach over at Pirate’s Cove points to Google’s crisis map, which uses pre- and post-Sandy imagery to track the storm’s coastal damage from New York to Virginia. In the Google page’s right sidebar, click the ‘Post-Sandy Imagery’ checkbox and […]
The Wall Street Journal, upon the release of the most recent annual GDP growth figure of 2% (up from 1.3% in the previous quarter), observes: The economy plowed ahead at a 2% growth rate in the third quarter, which thrilled more than a few of our liberal friends who think it’s enough to re-elect President Obama. […]
The mainstream media is shell shocked by the latest polling numbers coming out of Michigan, where the RCP average shows Mitt Romney pulling to well within the margin of error among likely voters and the Bailout King’s lead withering to a slim three points, down from six less than a month ago. As a result, […]
So says David Axelrod over on CNN, where the headline informs that Negativity isn’t Obama’s closing message. Um, OK. Absolutely nothing negative in The One’s latest ad spot, about a world “where gays can be fixed and sick people just die and oil fills the sea.” Nope, pure positive energy and a laser focus on […]
