"What prudent merchant will hazard his fortunes in any new branch of commerce when he knows not but that his plans may be rendered unlawful before they can be executed? What farmer or manufacturer will lay himself out for the encouragement given to any particular cultivation or establishment, when he can have no assurance that his preparatory labors and advances will not render him a victim to an inconstant government?"-- Federalist 62
October 11, 2010
James Madison on Obama economics
October 4, 2010
September 30, 2010
What liberal can resist a free ride?
Channeling her inner Zsa Zsa, Huffington Post creator Arianna Huffington is expending her considerable largesse to fund free bus transportation for like-minded lefties to travel from New York City to Washington for Jon Stewart's so-called "Rally to Restore Sanity," a practice otherwise condemned by left wingers as "astroturfing."
September 29, 2010
Alan Grayson's thuggishness backfires
Wow, you know a Democrat has crossed the line when even MSNBC's Contessa Brewer calls him out on it.
Such was the case on yesterday when Brewer challenged Congressman and liberal prima donna Alan Grayson over his ad denigrating Republican opponent Dan Webster as "Taliban Dan."
Grayson's ad was so dishonest that it resulted in a flood of donations pouring into Webster's coffers and Webster pulling ahead by 7 points in the latest Susquehanna poll.
Such was the case on yesterday when Brewer challenged Congressman and liberal prima donna Alan Grayson over his ad denigrating Republican opponent Dan Webster as "Taliban Dan."
Grayson's ad was so dishonest that it resulted in a flood of donations pouring into Webster's coffers and Webster pulling ahead by 7 points in the latest Susquehanna poll.
Labels:
Alan Grayson,
Contessa Brewer,
Dan Webster,
Taliban Dan
September 9, 2010
August 26, 2010
Page 6: Ed Schultz goes berserk at MSNBC, threatens to 'torch this ****ing place!'
MSNBC did realize Schultz was unhinged when they hired him, right?
The lib radio talker and MSNBC reportedly melted down in toxic anger after learning of his absence from MSNBC promos, according to NY Post's Page 6, followed by Schultz sobbing in remorse.
At risk of stating obvious, time for Schultz to get some help.
The lib radio talker and MSNBC reportedly melted down in toxic anger after learning of his absence from MSNBC promos, according to NY Post's Page 6, followed by Schultz sobbing in remorse.
At risk of stating obvious, time for Schultz to get some help.
August 16, 2010
Reid breaks with Obama, opposes Ground Zero mosque
... as reported this afternoon by The Hill
Labels:
9/11,
Barack Obama,
Ground Zero mosque,
Harry Reid
August 11, 2010
July 19, 2010
July 7, 2010
The Times of London reports: Saudis OK Israeli use of airspace to bomb Iran
A huge development and sign of widening recognition that Iran cannot be allowed to acquire nuclear weapons. (story by way of Jerusalem Post)
June 24, 2010
June 3, 2010
Cheap dig at Bush from McCartney
... as can be seen in this YouTube clip via coverage by Fox.
This from a man who chose to sing "I'm Down" in the Concert for NYC right after 9/11. Remember the lyrics? "I'm down, I'm really down, I'm down, down on the ground ..."
This from a man who chose to sing "I'm Down" in the Concert for NYC right after 9/11. Remember the lyrics? "I'm down, I'm really down, I'm down, down on the ground ..."
May 24, 2010
Liberal economics at work
The Nation magazine, stalwart left-wing rag for decades, facing $1 million deficit ...
May 5, 2010
Politician who received most campaign contributions from BP? Obama
... as described here by my NewsBusters colleague Noel Sheppard, by way of Politico ...
April 28, 2010
Feds give green light for Cape Wind
Heck, it took only a mere nine years of permitting. Early details of Interior Department approval, as reported by the Associated Press.
Construction of Cape Wind's 130 turbines on shoal in middle of Nantucket Sound could begin by end of year, according to the company.
But first, the inevitable litigation from opponents.
Construction of Cape Wind's 130 turbines on shoal in middle of Nantucket Sound could begin by end of year, according to the company.
But first, the inevitable litigation from opponents.
April 23, 2010
Department of unintentional humor
Frank Sharry, founder of America's Voice, speaking on Ed Schultz radio show today about bipartisan immigration reform effort in Senate --
Now up until recently, we thought Lindsey Graham, the Republican from South Carolina, was going to come to the dance with Chuck Schumer and really, you know, help get this thing across the finish line ...Not that there's anything wrong with them dancing, Ed ...
Labels:
Chuck Schumer,
immigration reform,
Lindsey Graham
April 21, 2010
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