Archive | September, 2010

And Now For A New York Times Hit Piece of Boehner

11. September 2010

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Barack Obama decides to attack House Minority Leader John Boehner (R-OH) and just a few days later the lefty New York Times publishes a shoddy hit piece on the same Republican leader. Just a coinky dink, I’m sure. As we know, a lefty administration and lefty media outlet would never coordinate attacks on political opponents. [...]

Remember the Eleventh of September

11. September 2010

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May we never forgot those who lost their lives on that tragic day in September. And let us dedicate ourselves to ensuring that they did not die in vain. God Bless all of them, and God Bless the United States. In the end, we shall prevail.

Video: Taiwan Animators Take On WSJ/NYT Battle

10. September 2010

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Come for the animation of Rupert Murdoch emerging from the water with a shark fin, stay for the leadership teams of both papers engaging in a dance-off in the New York street. From the Taiwanese animators who have become famous for their ludicrous depictions of current events.

Analysis: High-Income Households Already Scaling Back Spending, Anticipating Higher Taxes

10. September 2010

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Higher-income households are already scaling back their spending in anticipation of tax increases next year after Bush tax cuts expire. That according to an independent analysis by the Thomson Reuters University of Michigan Survey of Consumers. The ongoing debate in Washington over whether to extend Bush-era tax cuts “has already negatively affected the economic expectations [...]

Rare Video: North Koreans After The Floods

10. September 2010

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South Korean media have obtained rare video footage from inside North Korea. The video, which was shot clandestinely, shows North Koreans living on the streets of the border town Shinuiju after severe flooding affected their area. The North Korean subjects, including young children, are seen standing or sitting on the street with their water-damaged belongings. [...]

Federal Employees Owe $1 Billion In Overdue Taxes

10. September 2010

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Federal employees owe a combined $1 billion in overdue taxes, including employees of Congress who owe $9.3 million and the White House who owe more than $800,000. Capitol Hill employees owed $9.3 million in overdue taxes at the end of last year, a sliver of the $1 billion owed by federal workers nationwide but one [...]

Lefty Conspiracy of the Day: Limbaugh Attended Same High School as Terry Jones

10. September 2010

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Just to be clear, Barack Obama sitting in the pews of Reverend Jeremiah Wright’s church for twenty years doesn’t mean a damn thing, or so we’re told. But the fact that Rush Limbaugh and Koran-burning Pastor Terry Jones attended the same high school four decades ago? Apparently that’s Watergate 2.0. There’s nothing more to the [...]

But of Course: NYT Won’t Publish Photos of Burning Koran

10. September 2010

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Dalton covered a similar policy of the Associated Press last night, noting that the wire service had no problem publishing photos of burnt Bibles the year before. It would appear that we have another case of medium double standard. The New York Times says it won’t run photos of the Koran burnings this Saturday. Why? [...]

Government Motors CEO Gets $9 Million Pay Package

10. September 2010

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Apparently extending tax cuts for businesses is a bad thing but giving the new CEO of Government Motors a $9 million pay package is okey dokey. It’s the era of Hope’N’Change. Akerson, a former telecommunications industry and private equity executive, will receive $1.7 million in annual salary, $5.3 million in short-term stock payable over the [...]

Susan Sarandon: The Nation Mourned My Split With Tim Robbins

10. September 2010

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I for one will never forget where I was when I learned that Susan Sarandon and Tim Robbins were no longer together. We’re healing, slowly but surely. And may we never forget. “The nation mourned,” Sarandon tells New York magazine. “I had a lot of people who came up to me and were not as [...]