Two recent events brought me to seriously doubt if personal involvement in politics is worth the Mount Everest of laundry that accumulates while I attempt to “change the nation,” by campaigning, making phone calls, and pounding the pavement for the latest “real deal.”
The first “final straw,” was the pathetic betrayal of voters by Scott Brown, [...]
Dr.Bill Ayers: Terrorist, Distinguished Educator, Comic Strip Hero
May 25, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Health Care: The Next Move Is Yours, Republicans – Don’t Blow It
March 22, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Thanks to lies, damned lies, and statistics, Barack Obama’s health care “reform” plan has passed the House, and is all but certain to become law this week (and as if that isn’t bad enough, the public option is still waiting in the wings, too). Reactions are about what you’d expect—leg tingles among leftists, anger among [...]
Time Warner Cable Vs. Fox News
December 31, 2009 By Leave a Comment
I live in Time Warner Cable’s service area in Manhattan and, like millions of other subscribers across the country, I am facing the prospect of an imminent cut off of Fox programming. It is all supposed to be about a contract dispute. Fox wants $1 per subscriber per month from Time Warner Cable for the right to [...]
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Tea party conservatives gear up to affect 2010 elections with fundraising, PACs – washingtonpost.com
December 10, 2009 By 2 Comments
The energized “tea party” movement, which upended this year’s political debate with noisy anti-government protests, is preparing to shake up the 2010 elections by channeling money and supporters to conservative candidates set to challenge both Democrats and Republicans. Buoyed by their success in capsizing a moderate Republican candidate this fall in Upstate New York, tea [...]
