Archive for March 2012
Quote From the Obamacare Case Briefs
The heavy-handed demands of temporary politicians seeking to fundamentally and permanently change the relationship between the citizen and government – in a manner that no past Congress or Executive have undertaken and which the Constitution does not allow – must not be given this Court’s imprimatur. — Landmark Legal Foundation Amicus Brief in Obamacare case…
Read MoreEurope at Night During Earth Hour in 1992 and 2010
CORRECTION: The photos don’t necessarily represent Europe precisely at 8:30 PM on March 31st of 1992 and 2010, but do represent how little influence the “earth hour” nonsense has had.
Read MoreHere’s Why People Love Dogs
They’re always glad to see you. Especially when you’ve been gone 8 months. This dog likes bacon…
Read MoreMerchants of Despair Creating Economic Malaise
Obama’s pals like David Axelrod, Harry Reid and Tim Geithner are some of the many Merchants of Despair. They’re costing taxpayers trillions and creating deep national divides based on class and race. Bill Whittle explains:
Read MoreObamacare #FAIL: Day 3 at the Supreme Court
Something I don’t understand —- we’ve all heard the commentators say that Obamacare, The “Affordable Care Act,” [Joke!] failed to contain a severability clause, a clause that if any part of it were unconstitutional the remainder would remain in force. Without such a clause it has been said that if the individual mandate in found…
Read MoreObamacare in the Supreme Court on Tuesday
There is news galore on the oral arguments in the Supreme Court on Tuesday on whether the individual mandate is constitutional. Wickard v. Filburn in 1942 is the Supreme Court case that essentially eviscerated the commerce clause of the U.S. Constitution by holding that any economic activity that has a substantial effect on interstate commerce…
Read MoreNew Black Panthers May Have Committed Several Felonies by Offering a Reward for the Kidnapping of George Zimmerman
J.Christian Adams thinks so, and he’s a pretty smart lawyer. The one that stands out among many is solicitation to kidnap. Solicitation was one of the inchoate offenses at common law and is now codified in American law. In one form or another it is a felony in every state. An inchoate crime is a…
Read MoreHate Tweets Over Cheney’s Heart Transplant
The Right Scoop has posted several of the hate tweets liberals have made over Dick Cheney’s heart transplant. This is not news. It’s never news when liberals display their hatred and viciousness for all to see. Here’s a sample: Plenty more like this at The Right Scoop. They speak for themselves. All the vicious hatred of…
Read MoreSturm Ruger Stock Beats Gold Over the Last 5 Years
You’d have done better with stock in Sturm Ruger, the 4th largest gun maker in America (NASDAQ: RGR), than you would if you’d bought gold over the last 5 years. It’s stock is up 571% since November, 2007, and it’s presently sold out of guns. Gold is up about 266% [chart here] and the S&P…
Read MoreI’m Gonna Tell That To The Devil When I — See Him Today…
I grew up with Paul Harvey on the radio at noon every day. I always looked forward to, “the rest of the story.” The rest of the story was the conclusion of it, what it meant, the part the rest of media left out. Paul Harvey died in 2009 but his daily radio commentary ended…
Read MoreAs In Everything Touched By Democrats, Obamacare Is Highly Politicized
Politicized, meaning if you are not in line politically with the Obama regime, you might not qualify for health care. There is nothing “universal” about universal health care run by the government. If whoever is in charge of the government at any given time doesn’t approve of your politics, you may not be eligible for…
Read MoreDid Rick Santorum Jump the Shark Today?
Santorum doesn’t actually say it, but everyone seems to be interpreting what he says in this video as meaning he thinks Obama would be better than Romney. I interpret his remarks as saying that Romney does not offer enough of a contrast to Obama, and that will make it harder to defeat Obama. I’m no…
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