The Vote Pump & The Redistribution Pump

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Video Book Review of Ameritopia by Mark Levin

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I just bought the book on CD and will listen to it on my 8 hour drive to Wash DC for CPAC 2012.  Here Lee Doren says it’s similar to one of my favorite books – Thomas Sowell;s “Conflict of Visions.”

Cartoons of the Week

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Gov. Mitch Daniels State of the Union Response (Video)

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100 Years in 10 Minutes (1911 – 2011 in 10 Minutes)

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Gov. Mitch Daniels: The Veteran

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I know I’m really tilting at wind mils here, but I can still hope. I believe that if Gov. Mitch Daniels announced that he was running for president, he could still win the nomination. Dream on Tom.

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Gabby Giffords to Resign From Congress

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James Carville Recognizes Courage

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Food Stamps Have Doubled Since 2008

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Cartoons of the Week

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Nate Beeler:

Can You Imagine CNN Asking John Edwards This Question?

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Gov. Christie Promises to Reduce Income Tax Rates by 10 Percent Across the Board

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And, from Verum Serum:

Newt: Only the Elites Despise Earning Money

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1975 Video of Margaret Thatcher on Socialism

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Liberals and Progressives have been saying that the gap between the rich and the poor has been widening for decades.

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And here’s one of the best clips ever: “You want the poor poorer.”

Evolution of Dance

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Pumped Up Kicks:

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Quotes of the Week

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Robert Samuelson:

That his Republican rivals, of all people, have brought this charge is actually an unintended gift. If Romney becomes the nominee, Democrats will escalate the assault. Romney now has the chance to defuse these attacks — or show that he can’t. Defending his economic views in today’s anti-Wall Street climate will test his political skills as little else.

Larry Kudlow:

So now the question is, will America, Inc. ask this former turnaround CEO to prevent the bankruptcy of U.S. Government, Inc.? Isn’t a Bainful turnaround exactly what America needs?

Monty Pelerin’s World – 24 Numbers Behind The So-called Recovery”

#21 The number of Americans on food stamps continues to set new all-time records.  Just check out the following progression….

October 2008: 30.8 million Americans on food stamps

October 2009: 37.6 million Americans on food stamps

October 2010: 43.2 million Americans on food stamps

October 2011: 46.2 million Americans on food stamps

George Will

People are less dissatisfied by what they lack than by what others have. And when government engages in redistribution in order to maximize the happiness of citizens who become more envious as they become more comfortable, government becomes increasingly frenzied and futile.

Charles Murray on America’s new upper class:

The members of America’s new upper class tend not to watch the same movies and television shows that the rest of America watches, don’t go to kinds of restaurants the rest of America frequents, tend to buy different kinds of automobiles, and have passions for being green, maintaining the proper degree of body fat, and supporting gay marriage that most Americans don’t share. Their child-raising practices are distinctive, and they typically take care to enroll their children in schools dominated by the offspring of the upper middle class—or, better yet, of the new upper class. They take their vacations in different kinds of places than other Americans go and are often indifferent to the professional sports that are so popular among other Americans. Few have served in the military, and few of their children either.

Worst of all, a growing proportion of the people who run the institutions of our country have never known any other culture. They are the children of upper-middle-class parents, have always lived in upper-middle-class neighborhoods and gone to upper-middle-class schools. Many have never worked at a job that caused a body part to hurt at the end of the day, never had a conversation with an evangelical Christian, never seen a factory floor, never had a friend who didn’t have a college degree, never hunted or fished. They are likely to know that Garrison Keillor’s monologue on Prairie Home Companion is the source of the phrase “all of the children are above average,” but they have never walked on a prairie and never known someone well whose IQ actually was below average.

Gov Scott Walker On Political Courage

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Oh Boy. The Race Card Is Starting Early. And The Mormon Hasn’t Even Been Nominated.

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2012 is going to get very ugly.

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Oh, So This Is How We Can All Raise Our Personal Debt Limit.

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Cartoons of the Week

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