Jul
21
Minor Problem: A Little Glitch in Obamacare Might Leave People Without Health Insurance
Filed Under Health Care, Politics | 16 Comments
Anybody who paid attention to the process of putting together the paradoxically-named “Affordable Care Act” knows that neither “affordable” nor “care” was the point of the bill. That’s why the brunt of the law, by careful design, doesn’t kick in until after the 2012 elections. The problem for Obama (one of many) is that as [...]
Jul
21
Profiles in Homeland Security Profiling
Filed Under Nat'l Security, PC, Politics | 8 Comments
J-Nap’s Department of Homeland Security has put out a new promotional video for the “If you see something, say something” campaign. If you have a few minutes to throw away, check out the video. Janet Napolitano has said that focusing anti-terrorism efforts on Middle-Eastern looking men is “not good logic,” and judging from this video [...]
Jul
20
Population Bomb Wackos Criticize David and Victoria Beckham for Having Another Child
Filed Under Global Warming, Moonbats, World News | 7 Comments
The Beckhams had their fourth child recently. Break out the cigars? Oh hell no… Posh & the Bender are selfishly contributing to our doom: David and Victoria Beckham may have been overjoyed to welcome their new daughter, Harper Seven, last week but, according to a growing group of campaigners, the birth of their fourth child [...]
Jul
20
Washington State Spends $27,000 on Video Reminding People to Pick Up Dog S*#t
Filed Under Politics | 8 Comments
The state of Washington is almost $70 billion in debt, which means that spending $27,000 on a YouTube video telling people to pick up dog s*#t really isn’t much in comparison: The Seattle Times reports that a regional government partnership in Puget Sound received a $27,000 grant from the state’s Department of Ecology to produce [...]
Jul
20
‘The Eagle Has Landed’: 42 Years On
Filed Under History, Science & Nature | 11 Comments
History was made 42 years ago today, as Apollo 11 touched down on the surface of the moon. It’s also my son’s 16th birthday, which means that my car insurance will very soon cost about as much as a moon shot, so I think that’s a fitting tribute. Out of all of the moon landing [...]
Jul
19
Wynn-ing the Future
Filed Under Business, Politics | 26 Comments
Today the blogosphere is buzzing with what Vegas casino mogul Steve Wynn said about President Obama during a conference call with analysts. By way of Newsbusters, here’s part of it: [T]his administration is the greatest wet blanket to business, and progress and job creation in my lifetime. And I can prove it and I could [...]
Jul
19
Good News for the President: Economy Generating Obama Campaign Contributors Twice as Fast as New Jobs
Filed Under Politics | 8 Comments
There is still hope for the future… his, not necessarily yours: Here’s an interesting couple of numbers that emerged during this past week: According to Jim Messina, his campaign manager, through the second quarter of 2011, President Obama now has 552,000 contributors to his 2012 re-election campaign. And the Bureau of Labor Statistics announced that [...]
Jul
18
Note to Road Crews: Never Leave Your Electronic Sign Keypad Unlocked and Unattended
Filed Under Humor, Politics | 8 Comments
Last summer there was one of those electronic road signs just down the road from our house. I was out for a walk one day and noticed that a compartment on the back of the sign was open, and there was a keyboard just waiting for somebody like me to come along. It was tempting. [...]
Jul
18
Shocker: Author Who Debunked Obama’s Health Insurance Story Doesn’t Want to Talk About It
Filed Under Media, Politics | 4 Comments
Last week I wrote about the apparent debunking of a campaign story Barack Obama used often in 2008, and subsequently leading up to the passage of Obamacare — the one about his mother and her horrible struggles to keep her health insurance company from dropping her while she was ill with cancer. The author hasn’t [...]
Jul
18
Of Course: Obama’s Deficit Reduction Proposals Would Increase Deficit $2.7 Trillion Over 10 Years
Filed Under Economy, Politics | 13 Comments
In case anybody wonders why “compromise” with any Democrat “deficit reduction plan” merely means going to hell in a slightly slower handbasket, the Congressional Budget Office’s analysis of Obama’s plan to get America back on sound fiscal footing shows nothing but more of the same as far as tax & spend goes. From CNS News: [...]
