No excuses, and things that are inexcusable *UPDATED*
Bookworm on Jul 17 2009 at 2:53 pm | Filed under: Uncategorized
I really like this article from the Anchoress about the need to hold ourselves to high standards (a need, surprisingly that Obama articulated to the NAACP), and Babs Boxer’s grotesque demonstration of what happens when we hold certain segments of our society to low standards. The Anchoress also has a great laundry list of inexcusable things in the news these days.
UPDATE: Equally inexcusable are the numbers for the Democrat-owned economy. AJ Strata carefully explains just how bad things are, so read it only if you have the strength to be depressed. It says something about the unreal reality in which the Dems live that, despite these numbers, they’re prepared to go ahead with a health care overhaul that is the subject of a “devastating” CBO analysis.
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‘Equally inexcusable are the numbers for the Democrat-owned economy. AJ Strata carefully explains just how bad things are, so read it only if you have the strength to be depressed.’
It is only bad news if seeing the demise of private enterprise in the U.S. depresses you. Since nothing is being done to reverse that demise, I have to think that it is calculated and excites this President. Rush stated that Obama is ‘depleating the private sector of capital.’ That’s a quote that I scribbled down at the time. Oregon just suffered a further blow with the reversal of increased logging in our already strapped counties and the legislature overturned themselves last week on development of a resort in the depressed Bend area. Wouldn’t want to step on a bug. But our dem governor wants more dreamers here. Now THAT will feed a lot of families.