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Jason Altmire (PA-4) Headed for Defeat?
Remember Jason Altmire? The Blue Dog Democratic representing Pennsylvania’s 4th District who didn’t roll over when Nancy Pelosi snapped her fingers, and voted against ObamaCare? Thanks to that, while scores of his fellow Democrats were booted out of office in … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Elections, Uncategorized
Tagged 2012 Election, Democrats, Elections, Jason Altmire, John Murtha, Keith Rothfus, Mark Critz, ObamaCare, Pennsylvania
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PETA With Suits and Deodorant
Here’s a superb example of a viral attack ad that accomplishes everything it sets out to do: attract attention, create an impression, make viewers question their previous view on a subject, and provide a few laughs: Until I saw this, … Continue reading
Posted in Media Watch, Uncategorized, video
Tagged dogs, Humane Society, liberals, Media Watch, PETA, video
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If You Haven’t Finished Your Taxes…
…or filed an extension, now would be a Real Good Time to do so. Remember: Tax fraud is best left to the professionals.
RIP: Artist Thomas Kinkade, Dead at 54
Painter Thomas Kinkade has died at age 54. Kinkade was the extraordinarily popular “artist of light” who managed to turn himself into a franchise, opening up mall stores to sell reproductions of his paintings. This was the sort of thing … Continue reading
Texas Senate Race Update for April 5, 2012
Expect things to be a little slow for the Easter weekend: Ted Cruz appeared on Fox 26 in Houston: Cruz got attacked by Progress Texas for advertising on Rush Limbaugh. So Cruz reaches conservative listeners and gets liberals to attack … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Elections, Republicans, Texas, Uncategorized
Tagged 2012 Election, Addie D. Allen, Alice Walton, Craig James, David Dewhurst, Elections, Ted Cruz, Texas, Texas Senate Race
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Texas Public Policy Foundation Snags Richard Epstein
The Texas Public Policy Foundation announced that legal scholar Richard A. Epstein was joining them as a Senior Fellow at the Foundation’s Center for Tenth Amendment Studies. That’s a terrific pickup for them. Epstein is on a very short list … Continue reading
Posted in Supreme Court, Texas, Uncategorized, Welfare State
Tagged Mario Loyola, Richard Epstein, Tenth Amendment, Texas, Texas Public Policy Foundation
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Tea Party Takes Another Scalp
Ohio Republican incumbent Rep. Jean Schmidt has been ousted by political newcomer Brad Wenstrup in the Republican Primary. Mark her down (along with Charlie Crist and Mike Castle) as another Establishment Republican taken down by the Tea Party. John Fund … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged 2012 Election, Brad Wenstrup, Jean Schmidt, Ohio, Super-PAC, Tea Party
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Giving the People What They Want
The top ten search terms leading people to my blog today: dennis kucinich wife encrypted_search_terms mrs. dennis kucinich kucinich wife mrs dennis kucinich kucinich’s wife call girls (goes to a piece on Eliot Spitzer) hot wife kucinichs wife kucinich wife … Continue reading
Dennis Kucinich Goes Down
Marcy Kaptur ended Dennis Kucinich’s congressional career last night, beating him in the Democratic Primary 60% to 36%. There’s some talk of Kucinich moving to Washington State and running for congress there, but one wonders why Democrats there would feel … Continue reading
James Q. Wilson, RIP
I just read that professor James Q. Wilson has died. Wilson studied a wide range of issues, but I was most familiar with his work Bureaucracy, which I reviewed for The Freeman back in 1991. One of the books central … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Uncategorized
Tagged broken window policing, bureaucrats, Crime, James Q. Wilson, Obituary, The Freeman
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