Jul

22

Michigan Democrats May Set Sights on Breaking Their Previous Stupidity Record

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Here in Michigan, with the unemployment rate hovering around 15%, Democrats have just the answer — strapping small business even more: The Michigan Democratic Party is considering asking voters to raise the state’s minimum wage to $10 an hour. The minimum wage currently is $7.40 an hour. The potential 2010 ballot initiative was among a [...]

Jul

22

GM Going Down the Eau de Toilette: Introducing ‘Cadillac Cologne’

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Seriously, Government Motors is going to sell “Cadillac, Fragrance for Men”: It’s the luminous fresh scent from grapefruit and camomile and a mix of geranium, tarragon and cinnamon – plus sweet spice and incense. Think of “Cadillac, the new fragrance for men.” Sputtering General Motors Co., just out of a quick drive through bankruptcy court, [...]

Jul

22

Glenn Beck Explains On-Air Exorcism

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As some of you know, I do some writing for Glenn Beck. I’ve met him, been on the air with him and was a fan long before any of that happened. He’s a really nice and soft-spoken guy, which is why I find freakouts like his now-famous total on-air meltdown the other day to be [...]

Jul

21

Obama Guarantees Provisions in a Health Care Bill He Doesn’t Know the Provisions Of

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Obama had a conference call with liberal bloggers, and the Prez really needs to pre-screen the questions like he does before his press conferences, because he was caught off guard when one person on the call asked him if it is indeed true that the National Health Care bill will essentially outlaw private insurers. Obama [...]

Jul

21

Browne-Out in the GOP: McCain Apologizes for Running on Empty

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Frankly, I never could figure out what the GOP was thinking in using the songs of Jackson Browne without permission — they were just asking for problems — but in a way it highlighted the lack of foresight in the doomed-from-the-start McCain campaign. In any case, McCain and the Repubs are making amends with the [...]

Jul

21

The Boxer Rebellion II: Black Chamber CEO Explains Fallout With Dumbest Senator Ever

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A few days ago, it was with much glee that I watched Senator Barbara “don’t call me ‘ma’am’” Boxer taken down a few pegs by Harry Alford, the Chairman of the Black Chamber of Commerce. Alford was on Bill O’Reilly’s show Monday to further explain what happened that day. Race-baiting leftist moronic abortion-pusher Boxer refused [...]

Jul

20

Google Data: The Last Bastion of Desperate Obamanomic Advisers

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When it comes to economics, are you a supply sider, a Keynesian, Marxian or a Googleist? Obama’s Chief Economic Adviser Larry Summers is clearly the latter. All this time I thought that there were all sorts of curves, graphs and charts involved with the study of economic data, but forget about that, because there’s always [...]

Jul

20

More Americans Learning That Free Health Care is the Most Expensive Kind, Support Nosediving

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Good news: Public support for National Health Care has slipped below 50% for the first time since Obama was elected. This is the reason Obama and the Dems are in such a rush to ram through a bill… because every day more people are made aware of what they’re trying to get us into — [...]

Jul

20

Gov’t Spends $1,265,800 a Pound for Ham (Updated)

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These are the people who are going to make our health care cheaper… The government has moved from spending wildly excessive amounts of money on pork, to wildly excessive amounts on money on a small amount of ham. Follow some of the links on Drudge concerning how the stimulus money is being spent, and you’ll [...]

Jul

18

40th Anniversary of a Famous Liftoff, and an Infamous Splashdown

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40th anniversaries abound this weekend. It’s the 40th anniversary of the Apollo 11 mission to land on the moon, and it’s also the 40th anniversary of the drowning death of Mary Jo Kopechne at the hands of Ted Kennedy. It was 40 years ago today that Ted Kennedy — selfless liberal Senate stalwart who has [...]

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