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“All The Presidents’ Menus”

“While compiling this list I attempted as often as possible to learn not what the presidents ate at state functions and inaugural dinners but during their solitary breakfasts and family suppers–in other words, their: comfort foods.”

“California’s Bad Bet Makes JPMorgan’s Look Minor”

Absolutely true. The one I’m referring to was: made: by California legislators on Sept. 10, 1999. They decided that investment gains would cover 100 percent of the cost of retroactive pension increases they granted that day to hundreds of thousands of state workers. The politicians made the wrong bet — and the result has been a penalty […]

The Teflon President

If Barack Obama ever decided to take up acting he would be perfect for the role of The Godfather. In the famous movie Don Corleone was loved and admired as well as feared. He was a powerful man who kept his family close and his enemies closer. Like The Godfather nothing ever sticks to Obama. […]

Don’t Buy Investor-Government Scheme

There are some ideas so convoluted that only an expert (or wannabe expert) could love them. For example: collateralized debt obligations, which seemed like a good idea until the mortgage meltdown swamped the U.S. economy. Into this hallowed territory comes a new instrument, playing its siren song. San Francisco startup Mortgage Resolution Partners has come […]

Obama ‘Outsourcing’ Fundraising… to China!

While Obama tries to get America focused on the false claim that Romney outsourced jobs as the chief of Bain Capitol, what was the President doing? Why, outsourcing his fundraising, of course. Outsourcing it to Shanghai, China to be precise. On July 11, Obama’s big money men were holding a nice fundraiser in Red China […]

Obama Hates Bain Capital, But Likes Their Money

While Obama bashes Romney and Bain Capital, frivolously, for outsourcing, he gladly takes their money. : As Ben Shapiro reported in Breitbart on July 13: that Obama has received quite a bit of money from these “pioneers” in outsourcing with people like: Joshua Bekenstein. Bekenstein has been a managing director of Bain Capital since 1986. In 2008, […]

Romney Demands Apology From Obama For Feckless Bain Attacks

He won’t get it, obviously. Team Obama has nothing else to run on (NY Times) Mitt Romney demanded an apology from President Obama on Friday for making what he called “reckless” and “absurd” allegations in an escalating battle over whether Mr. Romney’s business record included outsourcing American jobs. After days in which the Obama campaign […]

Obama Calls Mandate A Tax

Remember this? Mr. Obama’s teleprompter failed him again President Obama used the word “tax” to describe the health care mandate under his reforms, a departure from his prior etymological stance that it is a penalty. “By the way, if you’ve got health insurance, you’re not getting hit by a tax,” the president said during his […]

Chile at a Crossroads

Chile’s accession to the Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development in 2010 was more than just a confirmation that they’d earned the right to join: the world’s top ranked economies. As the first South American country to be accepted into the OECD, it was also a symbolic affirmation of several decades worth of market-oriented reforms that […]

NewsBusted 7/14/12

The Scott-Eklund Racing Saab 9-3 with Eneos Motor Oil of Samuel Hubinette will line up in second place in the opening heat of the Global Rallycross Championship round at the New Hampshire Motor Speedway on Saturday July 14.

Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers for VP

Romney needs a solid conservative running mate on the Republican ticket. : In 2012, we have more solid VP names being talked about lately. : Bobby Jindal, Chris Christie, Marco Rubio, Rob Portman, Bob McDonnell and others have been mentioned would be superb choices. : However, I do agree with the Wall Street Journal, in the case of […]

American Energy Means American Recovery

There is widespread consensus that America needs to become energy independent. America’s ever growing dependence on foreign energy puts her at ever-greater risk in a world that is increasingly unstable. Given the current political upheavals in the Middle East, this reality is slapping America in the face with increasing costs at the pump, which are […]

Condi for VP?

  Yesterday afternoon, the Drudge Report stated that Condoleezza Rice was a frontrunner for VP spot on the Republican ticket this year. :  Larry O’Connor, who was sitting in for Chris Plante, complimented Drudge this morning on WMAL: stating “he got a tip, he followed up, he verified it and published it.” : In other words, he […]

This Week In Quotes

Listen, we’re just politicians. I wasn’t elected to play God. The American people probably aren’t going to fall in love with Mitt Romney. I’ll tell you this: 95 percent of the people that show up to vote in November are going to show up in that voting booth, and they are going to vote for […]

Not A Shocker: The Food Stamp President Loves Welfare, Too

In yet another attempt to seduce more Americans into dependence on: government, the Obama Administration is: waiving the work requirements: for welfare. Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius sent: an “information memorandum” to states this afternoon exercising waiver: authority under the Social Security Act for the provision that “parents and: caretakers receiving assistance under the [Temporary Assistance for Needy: Families (TANF)] […]

5 Ways Liberalism Destroys Virtue

The more completely a person, group, or organization embraces liberalism, the less virtuous it becomes. It’s almost like a mental sickness in that respect. People or groups who are lightly infected can soldier on without having it eat them alive. However, the deeper the sickness goes, the more it changes them. Eventually the liberal disease […]

Obama: “Hey, If Only I Was A Better Story Teller…”

Good grief (via Allahpundit) (CBS News) President Obama’s biggest mistake during his first term, he told CBS News in an exclusive interview, has been putting policy over storytelling. “When I think about what we’ve done well and what we haven’t done well,” the president said, “the mistake of my first term – couple of years […]

Obama’s Interior Department Still Going Rogue

The Obama administration’s loathsome cowboy, Interior Secretary Ken Salazar, won’t take no for an answer. He’s been smacked down repeatedly by federal courts for imposing a draconian, junk science-based moratorium on the oil and gas industry. Yet, the job-killing zealot and his boss just introduced another ruinous offshore drilling ban two weeks ago. The White […]

Tilting at the UN windmill

Those of us who believe the United States would be best served by pulling out of the United Nations and starting up a more morally and politically serious clubhouse for morally and politically serious nations are often accused of tilting at windmills. The phrase “tilting at windmills” was inspired by Cervantes’ novel “Don Quixote,” and […]

House Repeal of Obamacare Is Way More Than Symbolic

So what about the GOP House vote to repeal that legislative monstrosity that masquerades under the misleading title of “Affordable Care Act”? Was the vote more than symbolic? Will the vote have any impact on the presidential and congressional races? What about the GOP proposals to replace Obamacare? A host presented those three questions, and […]