Excellent, if you have the time, and patience, to listen for an hour and 18 minutes.
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Top White House Official: `It’s Largely Irrelevant` Who Doctored Benghazi Memo
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16,500 IRS Agents Hired to `Monitor` Health Care `Compliance?`
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Reporter Tells Great Joke, That Dalai Lama Doesn’t Get.
May 5th, 2013 § 0 comments § permalink
I must admit, that I think this is an excellent joke.
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If You Like House of Cards, Check Out This White House Correspondent Dinner Spoof
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Bureaucrats Gone Wild
April 20th, 2013 § 0 comments § permalink
Via Dan Mitchell:
- Bureaucrats suspended a little boy for taking bites out of a pop tart in such a way that it was shaped like a gun.
- Bureaucrats suspended a 7-year boy for pretending to throw a non-existent grenade on the playground.
- Bureaucrats suspended a 6-year old boy in Maryland for making a gun shape with his finger.
- Bureaucrats busted a 5-year old girl in Pennsylvania for having a pink plastic gun that shoots bubbles.
- A teacher in Rhode Island caught an 8-year old boy with some plastic toy army men.
- Bureaucrats evacuated a school because an 11-year old boy made a motion detector for his science experiment.
- Bureaucrats in Florida kicked an 8-year old boy out of school for a year because he had a plastic gun in his backpack.
- A dual award in Virginia, with half the prize for the bureaucrats who suspended a 10-year old boy for a toy gun and half the prize for the cops who then arrested the kid.
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Transforming America
April 14th, 2013 § 0 comments § permalink
I’ve always believed that Obama was telling us the truth when he said in 2008 that he wanted to transform America. He has.
Here’s Victor David Hanson’s points from a recent article: Confessions of a Counter-Revolutionary
Here is what you do if you are a revolutionary who wishes to transform the American economy:
a) Have the government absorb health care, one-sixth of the economy.
b) Ensure that a correct Federal Reserve establishes near-zero interest rates.
c) Vastly expand the numbers on food stamps, unemployment, and disability insurance.
d) Raise taxes on the upper incomes, so that in many states the suspect pay 55% of their incomes in federal income, payroll, Medicare, Obamacare, and state income taxes.
e) Exempt half the U.S. households from federal income tax, so that for many April 15 is a day of credit reimbursement.
f) In matters of bankruptcy, seek to elevate pension holders over creditors and contractors.
g) Promote programs that seek to offer redress payouts to supposedly discriminated constituents and seek to excuse mortgage and credit card debt.
h) Vastly grow the number of federal employees.
i) Run chronic budget deficits to ensure redistributive growth.
j) Plan to double the national debt in eight years.
l) Cut the defense budget.
m) Keep entitlement payouts sacrosanct.
n) Conduct psychological warfare against the job-hiring classes (pay your fair share, you didn’t build that, no time to profit, fat cat, etc.).
o) Establish crony capitalism so that particular capitalists (e.g., Solyndra, GE, Chrysler, etc.) understand that anti-capitalist mandates do not apply to politically correct policies.
p) Discourage new gas and oil production that might undercut green energy and prevent gas from going “to European levels” or electricity to “skyrocket.”
Here is what you might do should you wish a natural recovery, decentralization, and more people working:
a) Simply do the opposite from all of the above.
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