Archive | October, 2010
Obama: I’m a Pretty Good President, Huh?
Modesty is a foreign concept to this man. “For all the problems we’re going through right now, we still have the best workers on earth, the finest universities on earth, we’ve got the best entrepreneurs on earth, we’ve got the freest, most vibrant economy on earth,” he said. One female supporter then yelled out “the [...]
Good News: Fannie & Freddie May need $363 Billion Bailout
21. October 2010
The Guardian reports that American regulators have been told that housing giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac — both of which should have been privatized long ago — may need a $363 billion taxpayer-funded bailout. US regulators have warned that taxpayers may end up absorbing losses of $363bn (£231bn) from bad mortgage loans – the [...]
NPR CEO Attacks Juan Williams’ Sanity
21. October 2010
Did you hear the news? Recognizing that the 9/11 terrorists were Muslim is now considered insane. Or so we’re told by publicly-funded NPR’s CEO. NPR CEO Vivian Schiller just released this statement: “I spoke hastily and I apologize to Juan and others for my thoughtless remark.” That follows, as you’ll see below, her comment earlier [...]
It’s Time to Stop Government Funding of NPR
21. October 2010
Today, NPR demonstrated that relatively mainstream American views will not be tolerated on its airwaves. The network has now gone on record protecting cartoonists who refer to limited government activists in derogative sexual terms, while simultaenously punishing liberal commentators who dare to stray from the far-left line. Such behavior would be acceptable at a privately-funded [...]
These Candidates Need Money Now
21. October 2010
We’re going to win back the House of Representatives. Nate Silver of FiveThirtyEight finds Republicans with a 75% chance of doing as much — a percentage that has continued to grow over time. As long as conservatives actually show up on election day (mark your calender!) we’ll do fine there. Where we’re facing problems is [...]
Coming Soon: Higher Prices on Everything Shipped by Trucks, Buses
21. October 2010
The Obama Administration will propose higher costs on everything shipped by truck and bus in an effort to fight global warming. The proposal comes despite high unemployment, falling private sector wages, and a struggling middle class that will likely be impacted by the higher costs. But surely Congress can stop this insanity, right? Apparently not. [...]
Obama Now Taking Credit for Bush-era Accomplishments
21. October 2010
You know the Obama Administration’s claims are indefensible when even the green section of MSNBC.com can’t spin for him. The headline: Hot air? White House takes credit for Bush-era wind farm jobs In its desperate attempt to claim that jobs creation has resulted from Obama-Pelosi agenda, the Obama Administration is taking credit for 50,000 jobs [...]
Gallup: Obama Approval Hits New Low
21. October 2010
More Americans disapprove of the job Barack Obama has done now than at any other time during his presidency. That’s the conclusion of a new Gallup poll, which finds that just 44.7% of Americans approved of Obama over the last quarter. Furthermore, just 39% believe he deserves re-election in 2012. Fifty-four percent say they would [...]
Another Book Claims: Clinton Lost Nuclear Codes
21. October 2010
Dude. When you’re President of the United States, you can lose a vote, you can lose popular support, and you can lose a round of golf. But you’re never, ever supposed to lose the biscuit. That’s what they call the card the president is meant to keep close at hand, bearing the codes that he [...]
Joe Sestak: Fundraiser for Radical Groups, Critic of Israel
21. October 2010
Polls showing Congressman Joe Sestak (D-PA) closing-in on Pat Toomey in Pennsylvania are disturbing to supporters of Israeli and opponents of Islamic extremism. Sestak’s history is that of fundraising for radical Islamic groups and going after Israel for defending itself. Sestak not only keynoted a fundraiser for the Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR) but [...]
21. October 2010
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