Fisking Für Gesundheit Und Geld
by Smitty “Fisking for good health and money” The SOL/Puffington Host RSS feed is a source of endless wonder. Let us experience the flow of kool-aid that is the writing of Preeti Vissa, Community Reinvestment Director, The Greenlining Institute. Let us enjoy her current outing, Poverty Is a Pre-Existing Condition: Why the Affordable Care Act […]
He Who Hates Attractive GOP Women
No, not Sully — I mean the other creep: Excuse me for reminding you that Charles Johnson is still on the Internet. He hasn’t done anything useful in so long, you might not realize he used to be somebody important.
New Motherf–ing Tone 2.0
Because liberals hold a patent on Civility™ they are the sole arbiters of who is or is not in violation: Andrew Brietbart’s ad hominem attack on Van Jones in The Daily Caller — right down to calling him a “commie punk” and “a cop killer-supporting, racist, demagogic freak” — violates the tenets of debate and […]
Conrad Is A Knob, And We Need To Attack The Lousy Assertions Behind His Ideas
by Smitty Hot Air has a post on Senate Budget Committee Chairman Kent Conrad (D-N.D.) idea of implementing a mileage tax. You can’t fault a Progressive, I suppose, for wanting to build on the resounding success that is ObamaCare. By ‘resounding’ I mean ‘utter’, and by ‘success’, I, of course, mean ‘debacle’. But it’s worse […]
You’re Supposed to Be Shocked
The Republican governor of Alaska has nominated a conservative for the panel that approves state judges. Democrats want you to scream in horror to learn that Don Haase thinks sex outside marriage should be against the law: One blog post on the Eagle Forum Alaska site praised efforts at criminalizing adultery in Michigan, and [Democrat […]
Separated At Birth, Plus A Couple Of Generations?
by Smitty I saw this, courtesy of Design Milk: This prompts a bit of thinking about Teddy and The ‘Stache:
The Nyquil Worked
Just to update y’all on the illness I announced Wednesday: I took the NyQuil about 1 p.m. and by 3 p.m. was asleep. I woke up about 11 p.m. and took another dose of NyQuil. Some time Thursday afternoon, I woke up long enough to do one brief post, but was still feeling very woozy, […]
Housing Sales Data ‘Badly Flawed’?
What if we were in the second dip of a double-dip recession and, because of inaccurate measurements, we didn’t even know it? That’s one possible interpretation of John Schoen’s story at MSNBC: Two high-profile reports on home sales this week confirmed that the housing market is still mired in a deep slump with prices still […]
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