Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
Here’s Hillary announcing her desire to use government force to steal (there’s no other word for it) oil company profits: [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j1PfE9K8j0g] And in Zimbabwe, we can see what what happens when Hillary’s mindset — that government should take over the market — becomes the only game in town: Robert G.
Continue readingSan Francisco, in an effort to increase its revenues, raised its parking meter fees to an average of $3.00 per hour. City officials expected a cash cascade. What happened instead, was that people obligated to pay the fees figured out that they’d do better in private parking garages. By doing
Continue readingMarin County is one of the bluest of blue counties in America. Lynn Woolsey, the ineffectual and unintelligent Marin representative to Congress garnered close to 80% of the votes in the last election, if I remember correctly. But its easy to be Blue if you’re talking environmentalism and war. How
Continue readingIf Bookworm were here (she’s on a much needed mini-vacation and will be back tomorrow) she would surely mention that oil prices have dipped below $60 a barrel and are at a 6-month low. Also, the fed declined to raise interest rates for a change. Assuming the good news continues
Continue readingOne of the great things about Times Select, which represents the NY Times’ decision to charge for popular columnists, is that I no longer feel this masochist need to read Paul Krugman’s columns. When they were available for free, I always felt it was incumbent upon me to see what
Continue readingGovernments don’t make money; they just print money. It’s people who make money. In other words, if government will stop being so greedy and let people keep their money, people will, in turn, make more money resulting in, yes, I’m gonna say it — more tax revenue. This is so
Continue readingOne of the black marks against Pres. Bush is the fact that the national debt has increased so much on his watch (something I'm less than thrilled about myself). Heather, however, offers us some perspective: According to The Skeptical Optimist, an optimist is "one who believes that humans, on net
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