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If I were them, I'd bang out amnesty and open borders before November.

Some time ago, a group of another ethnicity developed their own version of Russian Roulette. Instead of a revolver, they used a pistol. :D

I offer you Detroit Michigan as an example. Despite 50 years of higher taxes, plenty of liberalism and Soak The Rich idealism with all the obvious results of misery, they are holding true to their course. Do not make the mistake of thinking that people are suddenly going to realize they've...

India is making a new chemical warfare weapon from the word's hottest chili (not making this up): http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20100323/ap_on_re_as/as_india_chili_grenades Over a million Scoville Units, holy moly. So I was reading up on them at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chili_pepper and...

World history suggests a mere great depression is not the bottom, but a communist dictatorship that lasts for a generation might be. The people do not get it. The ultimate problem our founders faced was how to keep government from growing. The only way to do that (so far as anybody has...

Don't worry about that, it's coming. Not to replace income tax or any other tax of course, but as a brand new set of sparkling revenue for Dear Leader. http://www.rightpundits.com/?p=5006

Win or lose this particular battle is not all that important anyway. The war's momentum is clearly going against liberty and towards big government, massive spending and socialism. If we haven't yet reached the critical mass where most people are living on handouts, then we will soon. Once we...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NQXDtPswocs

Most libtards suffer from selective memory. It helps them avoid the pain of knowing their hypocrisy.

Supposed the federal government passed a new law that would touch your life. Without knowing any details, what is your initial reaction?

I doubt it. I'm sure Stupak knows the score. The One or Pelosi or who knows whom obtained some leverage. Dirty pictures, promise of supporting others during the primary, promises and threats on future legislation, there is an endless list of arms to twist to make this happen. Perhaps a...

While this isn't a "disaster" for the republicans in terms of party power and political victories (it is bad news for the country and the economy), this part of the article is spot on. One does not roll back entitlement programs. Once they are established, they are sacred cows that only get...

And right on time, this article: http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20100322/us_nm/us_california WTF is going to drop #$&^ing 20 or 40 million dollars of their own money to get to be Governor of the most mucked up state in the Union? You don't see executives dropping that sort of coin to become...

I stopped at a new Chinese place for lunch yesterday. Soup of the day? Cream of Sum Yung Gui. :(

Wasn't Clinton a Rhode's Scholar or something? And people were comparing The One to Spock? What we really need is a process and a position that would interest someone capable. Nobody who already has a decent gig is gonna put up with all the #@&% required to get elected, then put up with all...

So you agree that it would be wrong? Or do you think Bush was right?

We desperately need reform. Of course, the sort of reform we need is well beyond the understanding of your typical voter who is particularly challenged just to find his proper polling place. So there's no way any politician is going to offer it, so we're not going to get it, so health care is...

Basil over at http://imao.us has a great bit on this: http://www.imao.us/index.php/2010/03/damage-control/

Anyone with a link to a decent Bloomberg terminal tutorial?

Damn. Hard to believe there is that much upside still left, but there's no refuting that cover. Time to jump in with both feet.