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Saturday, September 27, 2008
The Problem With Obama's Washington
A Very Painful Laugh
"Equality"
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The Real Thing
It was withdrawn from publication in America last month after its |
Scenes From A Burning House
Yes, Clinton appears at the end. Watch for it.
Burning Down The House
And it's O's baby as much as any other Democrat. Mr. Acorn himself.
Of Graft And Power
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Friday, September 26, 2008
Missing Recusal Redux
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Epitomized
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Innumeracy Update: The Diversity Depression
"The Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies reports that the rate of |
And we wonder why there's a problem? Come again?
Mayor Daley Is A Proud Daddy To The OThug
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Acorn Under The Radar
Acorn prefers to fly under the national radar, organizing locally in liberal |
Thursday, September 25, 2008
Ack-Ack
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Wednesday, September 24, 2008
Appalled
And finally, appalled by the media and chattering heads calling the whole mess a |
Can't Run This Way
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Carefully Chosen: Barry And Bomb Boy Billy
To avoid being mistaken for a sellout, I chose my friends carefully. No, to "avoid being mistaken for a sell-out," to achieve the "distance" he |
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
Not Fooling Anyone There Bill
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Had This Been Palin...
Had this been Palin, the election would now be over. |
But Then There Might Not Be A Quorum
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Lowlights
Our point here isn’t to absolve Wall Street or pretend there weren’t private excesses. But the investment mistakes would surely have been less extreme, and ultimately their damage more containable, if not for the enormous political support and subsidy for mortgage credit. Beware politicians who peddle fables that cast themselves as the heroes. |
And Don't Forget The Wet Dream
Power, after all, is the end game — and many Dems, it seems, may be willing to let the system implode with the hope that they’ll have free reign to rebuild the system anew from amid the rubble. A socialist’s wet dream, really, and one that is beginning to blot the sheets of an increasing number of liberal Dems who, as they look around, see that the press is willing to perpetuate their fables about deregulation and “corporate corruption” — without bothering to acknowledge that congressional corruption, the vast majority of it tied to Democrats, along with politically-charged social engineering policies that created fundamental changes in the way credit was allocated, is what lies at the heart of the current mess, and that, even further, the Democrats blocked reforms that may have prevented the meltdown. |
Reduced To Fact
the vast accumulation of toxic mortgage debt that poisoned the global financial system was driven by the aggressive buying of subprime and Alt-A mortgages, and mortgage-backed securities, by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. The poor choices of these two government-sponsored enterprises (GSEs) — and their sponsors in Washington — are largely to blame for our current mess. |
O's "Remarkable Success"
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When Buying And Selling Is Legislated, The First Things To Be Bought And Sold Are The Legislators
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Fact Check Broken Again
Well at least until O takes power anyway...
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Monday, September 22, 2008
45 Million? Really?
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Of Shame And Oblivion
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NINJA NYeT Flashback
From the NYT's article:In a move that could help increase home ownership rates among |
Bizarro MSNBCDNC
Maybe this is Bizarro MS-NBC, or perhaps this is what happens when media outlets stop using partisan hacks as news anchors. David Schuster and James Popkin take a closer look at Joe Biden and his earmarks, which Biden has refused to itemize prior to this year — when he’s requested over $340 million in pork.
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The Speech Hillary Stopped
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Sunday, September 21, 2008
Of Astroturf And Ironies
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Who's Stupid Now?
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So what kind of place should that put the left wing Democratic legislator that's the father of this criminal scumbag?
Oh, and BTW. Even this snotty scumbag admitted that he found nothing incriminating when he went through Palin's emails. How many Dems would survive that standard of scrutiny?