Monthly Archives: November 2009

Today is National Ammo Day!

So it has been written, and so it shall be! Consider this an opportunity to get some early Christmas shopping done. (Hat tip: Whipped Cream Difficulties.)

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Kentucky’s Tax Dollars At Work

From the fine folks over at The Corner comes this wonderful, two-part story of tax dollars at work. It seems that the Louisville African American Think Tank wanted to put on a two day “urban health summit,” and applied for, … Continue reading →

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Half-Blind Squirrel Finds Acorn (not ACORN)

I’ve often fantasized about being elected President. (I suspect I’m not alone among political pundits in this regard. But I have a cunning master plan. &#60strokes white cat&#62Soon, my precious, soon!&#60&#47strokes white cat&#62. One thing I’ve thought about is answering … Continue reading →

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You know who else hated Christmas?

Hitler! (Actually, the whole “War on Christmas” thing isn’t of great concern to me (except as an example of the much larger and deadlier problem of general political correctness), but I couldn’t resist a one-word Godwin, especially since Mike Godwin … Continue reading →

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Turning America into California (and not in a good way)

This article by Dennis Prager nicely summarizes how left-wing policies has brought California to the verge of bankruptcy…and how Obama’s policies threaten to do that to the rest of the nation. “The left wants America to abandon its defining commitment … Continue reading →

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The Stimulus is creating jobs like crazy in Fredonia!

The Freedom Foundation of Minnesota brings the rocking news that the stimulus is creating jobs like mad in Minnesota! According to the report on Recovery.gov’s own website, thanks to the Stimulus there have been 35 jobs created in Minnesota’s 57th … Continue reading →

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Problems Presented by the Khalid Sheikh Mohammed Trial

There’s an interesting article up by George Friedman at Stratfor discussing the difficulties of trying Khalid Sheikh Mohammed in a civilian court of law: “Imagine that in addition to stating that the United States was at war with Japan, Franklin … Continue reading →

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Fun With Lawsuits

Step 1. Journalist accuses National Iranian American Council (NIAC) of lobbying for the Iranian government (a no-no under federal law) Step 2. NAIC sues journalist. Step 3. Journalist files discovery motion against NAIC. Step 4. Discovered emails prove NAIC is … Continue reading →

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Premonitions of a Democratic House Slaughter in 2010?

Next year is shaping up as potentially disastrous for House Democrats. Especially given: The extraordinary unpopularity of ObamaCare. Unemployment looks to be headed to at least 12% (or higher) The unusually high number of Democrats in seats that went for … Continue reading →

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College Station Red Light Followup

TXGunGeek posted this link to his blog to my two recent red light camera posts, and I thought it was important enough to bring up in a separate post. A restraining order has been filed to prevent College Station from … Continue reading →

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