I couldn’t even believe the amount of crap Bankrate managed to fit into one article that appeared on Yahoo! yesterday. Let’s go with the title first. “5 Tax Deductions That Help the Rich Get Richer” Oh boy oh boy oh … Continue reading
In a pure case of pandering, Congressman Crowley wants the Long Island Railroad to re-open a station that used to serve Elmhurst, a neighborhood in Queens. From Representative Crowley’s press release: “Reopening the Elmhurst Station will go a long way … Continue reading
Have you heard the story of Ruth Williams yet? If not, the rock your under sounds like a place I wanna be. Here’s the story: The bus was picking up Romney after his New Hampshire primary win. Williams did not … Continue reading
I’m not a fan of Mitt Romney. I probably won’t vote for Mitt Romney. In fact, I don’t think I can bring myself to even think of Mitt Romney as President. That being said, the attacks about Bain that are … Continue reading
Holy crap, please tell me this is a joke. Please. I’m begging you. I’m taking a stand. I refuse to believe anyone would make a statement that idiotic. No one knows what gold is backed by, but the fiat crap … Continue reading
Back in May of this year, I wrote about a fine young man who warned the world that if his SSI was taken away, he’d off himself. His occupation? Well, of course he didn’t have one. He’s an adult baby, … Continue reading
A story leaked last week that Topeka was going to stop prosecuting domestic violence cases due to a budget shortfall. People were horrified, and the impression was created that, since criminal justice is the last bastion of a civilized society … Continue reading
When Beth and I saw this commercial on TV last week, we thought it was a joke. It isn’t. The commercial below is 100% real. As the Postal Service continues on its downward spiral toward insolvency, this is their last … Continue reading
The Obama administration so wanted Solyndra to succeed that it kept feeding it cash after it defaulted. Energy Secretary Steven Chu acknowledged Thursday making the final decision to allow a struggling solar company to continue receiving taxpayer money after it … Continue reading
As if giving YOUR MONEY away wasn’t good enough, now states are being rewarded for giving more of it away more efficiently. You only wish I was kidding. In its quest to promote taxpayer-funded entitlement programs, the Obama Administration has … Continue reading
Really, lady? For some reason, some folks in the food service biz never learn the lesson that they shouldn’t vent their anger at a customer by insulting them on a receipt, to-go pack or in this case, a Starbucks cup. … Continue reading
He said he was going to exercise his second amendment right, but also says that isn’t a threat. Note the Director of the Office of Cultural Diversity Susana Pelayo-Woodward asking if the guys handing out Constitutions were a “white supremacist” … Continue reading
His own words. Now, in a world of common sense, a slip of the tongue like that wouldn’t matter, but this isn’t a world of common sense when black people are concerned, is it? A television weatherman was fired after … Continue reading
If you’re not starting to wonder why the environmental idiots care more about plants and trees than they do about people, then you’re probably part of the problem. Asthma patients who rely on over-the-counter inhalers will need to switch to … Continue reading
The answer? Not really. Check out this receipt: Bet you didn’t eat that well last night, didja? Anyway, there’s a story behind that receipt and an interesting corollary so go check it out. It ought to make you scratch your … Continue reading
Obamamath… You just make up numbers and get your sycophants to repeat them. He’s looking more like a bobblehead every time he speaks. From left to right, nose in the air, all the while talking down to those of us … Continue reading
If the 2008 financial crisis caused the nation to tighten its belt, the Justice Department didn’t get the memo. The federal agency spent about $490,000 on food and beverages at 10 conferences, including $16 apiece for muffins, more than a … Continue reading
Solyndra CEO in July of 2009, a mere 3 months before his $535m loan was approved by the Obama Administration, and a few months over two years before the company would fall apart, including said loan.
The headline… Now the story… Police are asking for the public’s help tracking down a large group of violent teenagers. They say 10 to 15 young people — described as black or Hispanic and both male and female — attacked … Continue reading
The best part of this video is how interested in the “scam” the SEC rep was right up until Crowder told her the name of it. In other words, everything she was hearing was sending up red flags. Doesn’t that … Continue reading