Is it too much to ask Senators to read bills before voting on them?
After Four Years, Dem Senate Passes a Budget
March 25, 2013 By 1 Comment
A doomed effort defined by crushing taxes and government spending.
End Times for Michigan’s Big Labor Racket
December 12, 2012 By 16 Comments
A sign of hope for the beleaguered Wolverine State?
Worker Freedom Comes to Michigan?
December 11, 2012 By 22 Comments
Unions launch last-ditch effort against right to work plan.
Democrats Drop Deem and Pass. Good News or Bad News?
March 20, 2010 By Leave a Comment
This is breaking news: Democrats in Congress have abandoned deem and pass (or the slaughter house rule). After thinking about it for a while, I realized that my initial reaction may have been wrong. As Ed Morrissey explains at Hot Air:
If anyone wonders which it is, Major Garrett of Fox News helpfully tweeted that he [...]
The Disgusting Human Being Max Blumenthal Exposed Once and For All
February 22, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Via Big Journalism
This is pretty conclusive. Max Blumenthal has been caught with his pants down before but this is just overwhelming. Henceforth Max Blumenthal is to be regarded as a journalistic pariah. Every mention of him in this publication will be proceeded with the words Journalistic Fraud or Pathological Liar or some other such descriptor [...]
Super Bowl Lessons for the Right, Part II: Don’t Look to the Candidate, Look to Yourself
February 16, 2010 By Leave a Comment
How Much Influence Over Popular Opinion Do Late-Night Comics Like Jon Stewart Really Have?
January 14, 2010 By Leave a Comment
“The OReilly Factor” devoted a segment to the political influence of late-night comedy, focusing on Jon Stewart.
Stewart is an appendage of the Obama White House. A self-confessed liberal, he has no influence beyond his politically like-minded fan club. The 1.6 million “Daily Show” viewership is lower than “Adult Swim” on Cartoon Network.
David Letterman’s adolescent humor is [...]
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