Nor much of anything else, for that matter.
What CBS left on the Sixty Minutes cutting room floor, via Karen, the Lonely Conservative:
PRESIDENT OBAMA: Well, we’re not done yet. I’ve got five more years of stuff to do.
Hans Villarica, Atlantic:
New research shows that liquor consumption affects a person’s intention to have unprotected sex, one of the leading causes of HIV infection
PROBLEM: Alcohol consumption has long been implicated in the incidence of unsafe sex, the
Brian Tashman, Right Wing Watch:
On Monday, Massachusetts congressman Barney Frank announced that he will not seek reelection next year, and American Family Association spokesman Bryan Fischer decided to celebrate Frank’s retirement by attacking the congressman for being gay.
I’ve held off on commenting in the minutiae surrounding the Michael Jackson affair, and trial, mostly because it simply didn’t interest me. I have kept a loose eye on it, however, enough to understand that they had his doctor on
Celebrated Narcissist Says He Made All The Right Choices
With high unemployment, low GDP, a stagnant economy, low consumer confidence, rising food and fuel prices, real wages going down, and even more people without health insurance, I’d hate to think
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Dumbo b/k/a Barack Obama gets WaPoed from the left and the right, from the left Dana Milbank, Washington Post:
It’s not exactly fair to blame Obama for the rout: Almost certainly, the markets ignored him. And that’s the problem:
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Dumbo stuck on higher taxes. Barack Obama is addicted to the idea of big government,from James Pethokoukis, Beuters:
But Obama’s tax obsession becomes understandable when you realize the long game he’s playing: Big Taxes to fund Big Government.
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Fast and Furious, from Michael A. Walsh, New York Post:
Don’t look now, but the real action in Washington this week isn’t the parti san wrangling over the debt ceiling but something — literally — even more incendiary:
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The O-conomy, from Jim Geraghty, National Review:
Since January 2009, American businesses have faced at least three big potential risks to their bottom line besides the lingering effects of the 2008 crash: A) the possibility of tax hikes
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Bronx, NY– As this is posted, I’m in The Bronx, waiting to be unloaded. I ran back to Mountaintop,PA overnight (Through heavy fog) to get this load headed for the Bronx. I’m certainly getting to see lots of the big
Dumbo relents, three years after Mrs. Clinton raised the issues and after months of the media claiming that it was legally impossible, Barack Obama finally releases his long form certificate of live birth, from William Jacobson, Legal Insurrection:
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Taking Mr. Krugman to school Paul Krugman, New York Times:
Earlier this week, The Times reported on Congressional backlash against the Independent Payment Advisory Board, a key part of efforts to rein in health care costs. This backlash was
Albany,NY— I’m at the Pilot Truck stop tonight, and another week is in the books. Tomorrow, I take my empty to a warehouse near Rochester to be loaded over the week end, and take my truck back to
Altoona,PA– The last several times I’ve come down to this Central PA town, it was to visit the rail lines running through here. The place is famous for “Horseshoe Curve, and it’s true this is the biggest attraction for
Putting the Hurt on Obama, Charles Hurt on Barack Obama, from Washington Times:
And then there were Mr. Obama’s worldly-wise assurances that peace would reign and everybody would love us if only we had a sophisticated, multilingual president
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