Even the leftwing media is turning on The One…
Archive for June, 2011
I Can See Atlas Shrugging From My House
Posted in Stupidity on June 30, 2011 |
Politicians still don’t get it…
Gov. Jerry Brown has signed into law California’s tax on Internet sales through affiliate advertising which will immediately cut small-business website revenue 20% to 30%, experts say.
The bill, AB 28X, takes effect immediately. The state Board of Equalization says the tax will raise $200 million a year, but critics claim it will raise nothing because online retailers will end their affiliate programs rather than collect the tax.
Amazon has already emailed its termination of its affiliate advertising program with 25,000 websites.
Why Politicians Can’t Be Trusted
Posted in Stupidity on June 30, 2011 |
If our country doesn’t have the guts to put these animals to death then we should at least keep them locked up for life. That was supposed to be the trade off when the death penalty was abandoned. Too bad politicians never keep up their end…
Child killer earns more freedom – National Post
What A Difference Some Common Sense Makes
Posted in Stupidity on June 29, 2011 |
But remember it was the end of the world for the unions…
District swings from deficit to surplus with newly enacted employee contributions – JSOnline.
Cost savings from worker contributions to health care and retirement, taking effect today as part of the new collective bargaining laws, will swing the Kaukauna School District from a $400,000 budget deficit to an estimated $1.5 million surplus, the Post-Crescent in Appleton reports. The district tells the Post-Crescent that it plans to hire teachers and reduce class size.
Guess They Forgot About Obama
Posted in Stupidity on June 28, 2011 |
Michele Bachmann’s thin legislative résumé – John Bresnahan and Jake Sherman – POLITICO.com.
Rep. Michele Bachmann is surging in the GOP presidential polls and barnstorming Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina, but as she sprints toward the front of the Republican pack, there’s a major hole in her political résumé: legislation.
State Run Media Shields DOJ
Posted in Stupidity on June 28, 2011 |
So much for the press being the watchdog on the activities of government.
Pajamas Media » Pravda on the Potomac: Washington Post Again Covers for Gov’t on Gunwalker.
Washington Post writer Sari Horwitz came off a three-month plagiarism suspension just in time to run an Obama administration-shopped smear of Rep. Darrell Issa, the chairman of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform who has been instrumental in exposing Operation Fast and Furious.
The administration’s surrogates are doing their best to suppress the story, and the Post is emerging as their primary media defender. The plot to smear Issa failed miserably and backfired, in that it exposed the Post as a rabidly partisan rag that would run smears turned down by left-wing blogs.
On Sunday, the Washington Post editorial board made another run at deflecting the administration’s blame in a new editorial, in a dual-pronged assault that sought to make the National Rifle Association (NRA) the villain while limiting the scope of the problem to being issues within the ATF:
North Korea Still A Communist Shithole
Posted in Stupidity on June 27, 2011 |
Still unable to feed anybody, too busy running a country sized prison camp…
Via MRC-TV
“It’s a good thing Syria has gun control; otherwise the citizen-slaughtering troops could get hurt.”
Posted in Stupidity on June 26, 2011 |
That’s about the size of it…
Alphecca » Gun Control: Quote of the Day.
Why must I participate?
Posted in Stupidity on June 25, 2011 |
With word that nearly 5,000 appointments have been cancelled across Saskatchewan because of the rotating strikes by Health Sciences Association of Saskatchewan workers, I need to ask the government a serious health-care question: If it isn’t mandatory for the workers to participate in the government health-care monopoly then why is it mandatory for me to use it?
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The Failure of Al Gore Continues
Posted in Stupidity on June 25, 2011 |
The Failure of Al Gore: Part One | Via Meadia.
Gore has the Midas touch in reverse; objects of great value (Nobel prizes, Oscars) turn dull and leaden at his touch. Few celebrity cause leaders have had more or better publicity than Gore has had for his climate advocacy. Hailed by the world press, lionized by the entertainment community and the Global Assemblage of the Great and the Good as incarnated in the Nobel Peace Prize committee, he has nevertheless seen the movement he led flounder from one inglorious defeat to the next. The most recent, failed global climate meeting passed almost unnoticed last week in Bonn; the world has turned its eyes away from the expiring anguish of the Copenhagen agenda.
Related: AlGore’s new crusade is ramping up now:
Algore Gloms on to Discredited, Crackpot Overpopulation Theory

































































