So far Barack Obama has cut $500 billion from Medicare to fund ObamaCare and has nominated multiple individuals who favor rationing to positions of power. But quick, someone tell me again that it’s Republicans who are threatening the social safety net. The latest Obama nominee who favors rationing: “If Americans are serious about curbing medical [...]
17. November 2011
Irony is lost on these people. “At 1:00 PM, the Vice President will attend a meeting of the Government Accountability and Transparency Board in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building. At 2:30 PM, the Vice President will meet with representatives of the National Sheriffs’ Association in the Roosevelt Room. These meetings are closed press.” (It was [...]
17. November 2011
Not just in Florida, either. He was campaigning in the Cuban-American community, which has a long history of supporting Republicans seeking office. So you’d think he would have at least some overview of major Cuban-related issues. But apparently not. Herman Cain considers those to be “gotchas”. Cain, who last week stumbled over questions about what [...]
17. November 2011
The so-called “Patriotic Millionaires” who have called for higher taxes for themselves held a press conference on Capitol Hill yesterday. Michelle Fields of The Daily Caller took along her iPad to see just how committed these 1%ers were to forking over more dough to Uncle Sam. She pulled up the Department of Treasury donation page [...]
17. November 2011
The next time someone tells you we can fix our fiscal problems by raising taxes on Wall Street, throw this back in his (or her) face: Three years later, the financial sector, despite coming under scrutiny for its role in the financial crisis, has returned to prominence, accounting for 29 percent — $57.7 billion — [...]
17. November 2011
This is what happens when your business is: 1) Based on an out-dated model that has failed to keep up with technology; and 2) Is heavily unionized. The U.S. Postal Service said it ended another fiscal year with billions of dollars in losses, an expected announcement that continued to illustrate the agency’s shaky financial picture. [...]
16. November 2011
Take off your belt. Okay, now your shoes. And remove your laptop from your carry-on. Your liquids are more than 3 ounces? In the trash they go. And if you could just stand in that machine so a stranger can see you naked, that would be great. Also, even though we can’t be trusted with [...]
16. November 2011
Verum Serum brought it to attention and talk radio pounded the message home. Now the Occupy Wall Street protester who threatened to firebomb Macy’s department store is in custody for threatening terrorism. Nkrumah Tinsley, 29, was busted after cops saw his tirade at Zuccotti online, where he was recorded on video claiming he would torch [...]
16. November 2011
The third poll in recent days to have former speaker Newt Gingrich in either second or first place. So this is really happening, huh? A Fox News poll released Wednesday shows Gingrich’s support doubling in the last three weeks. He stood at 12 percent in late October — before the Cain harassment allegations and Rick [...]
16. November 2011
The cost of bailing out Barack Obama’s union supporters. The Treasury Department dramatically boosted its estimate of losses from its $85 billion auto industry bailout by more than $9 billion in the face of General Motors Co.’s steep stock decline. In its monthly report to Congress, the Treasury Department now says it expects to lose [...]
17. November 2011
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