New Government Scam

Hawaii To Charge For Access To Obama Birth Records That Governor Can’t Find

Hawaii’s government would charge $100 for a copy of President Barack Obama’s birth records under a bill introduced in the state Legislature by five Democrats. – AP

 

Abercrombie Has Come To A Dead End Searching For Obama’s Birth Certificate

Neil Abercrombie has no choice but to stop his search for the birth certificate of Barack Obama in an effort to prove that he is a United States citizen.

The Attorney General for Hawaii told Abercrombie that is illegal to give out private documents such as birth certificates without consent from the person they pertain to. – eCanadaNow

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Take Out The Trash

He’s probably toxic waste but he’s got to go…

Two-thirds of Russians want Vladimir Lenin to be removed from his Red Square mausoleum in central Moscow, a new poll has shown. – Telegraph

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Journalistic Malpractice

Rewriting history – by Ted Koppel
30 years after the Iran hostage crisis, we’re still fighting Reagan’s (Carter’s) war

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Blame The Shooter

Matt Labash has some good advise:

Who should we blame for the Tucson shooting? — Janelle Y

Generally speaking in these situations, I prefer blaming the shooter, since ten out of ten times, he’s the one with the gun who did all the killing. Of course, in the punditry racket, you’re not allowed to say something so blatantly obvious. Because if it is that obvious, the story ends, and everyone has to go back to covering the debt ceiling. (Just try making that interesting. )

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The Elephant In The Room

Never mind the water and the garbage pickup, how do we cover a 238 million dollar unfunded pension liability?

Actually, considering the city’s $238-million pension plan liabilities and $2.1-billion infrastructure gap, it could be argued the city should be raising more money. – Leader Post

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Bite Me

Don Surber on the new civility:

When people protested lefties made vulgar remarks about tea-bagging and giggled.

So screw you and your civil discourse.

I don’t want to hear it.

I have been screamed at for 10 years.

It’s my turn now. I am not going to scream back. But I refuse to allow anyone to dictate what I say or how I say it. I refuse to allow the same foul-mouthed, foul-spirited foul people who dumped on me to now try to tell me what I may or may not say.

My free speech matters more than the feelings of anyone on the left. You don’t like what I say? Tough.

Via Instapundit

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Media Retards

Journalism schools produce the dumbest humans anywhere…

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Obama Was Against Raising The Debt Ceiling Before He Was For It

Its the spending stupid…

“The fact that we are here today to debate raising America’s debt limit is a sign of leadership failure. … It is a sign that we now depend on ongoing financial assistance from foreign countries to finance our government’s reckless fiscal policies.” Which die-hard Tea Party wingnut said that? It was none other than Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., speaking on the Senate floor in 2006 just before he voted against raising the debt ceiling. Obama was right. America would be in better financial health today if the Republican Congress in 2006 had stopped spending billions more tax dollars than the U.S. Treasury collected and ended the borrowing of countless billions of dollars from China to support continued deficit spending. – Washington Examiner

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Mail Your Burnt Out CFL’s To The Envornment Minister

Since we can’t be trusted to choose our own light bulbs, then we can’t be trusted to dispose of them properly, let the Minister take care of that for you…

The federal government will ban the sale of inefficient light bulbs by 2012 in a move to reduce energy consumption and reduce greenhouse gases, Natural Resources Minister Gary Lunn said Wednesday. – CBC

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Never Trust A Politician

Sign of things to come here:

Hungary, Poland, and three other nations take over citizens’ pension money to make up government budget shortfalls. – Christian Science Monitor

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