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The Lies of Obama

January 21, 2010 By John Ellis 161 Comments

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An extraordinary record of serial mendacity.

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What Republicans Lack

January 20, 2010 By Thomas Sowell 13 Comments

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The homework that’s necessary for the next match.

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Lying Liberals Are Addicted To Spending

January 7, 2010 By Matthew Vadum Leave a Comment

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America’s politicians are hopelessly addicted to spending.
“Our debt is mind boggling,” said Beck as he rattled off a list of the nation’s financial obligations: $12 trillion in national debt; $8 trillion in bailouts; and $106 trillion in unfunded liabilities (over $346,000 per person).
“It doesn’t take a Harvard education to understand that at some point we [...]

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Unhinged Spending Syndrome – by Vasko Kohlmayer

January 5, 2010 By Vasko Kohlmayer 7 Comments

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An international addiction to debt plagues both Japan and California.

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The Death Of Moderate Democrats – by Dick Morris

December 28, 2009 By Dick Morris 7 Comments

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How Parker Griffith’s Party switch illustrates the Achilles’ Heel of the Democratic regime.

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On the Brink of Disaster – by Jacob Laksin

December 24, 2009 By Jacob Laksin 119 Comments

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Obamacare – and a government takeover of health care – moves toward final passage in the Senate.

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David Frum: Why Health Care Bill is Too Big a Risk – Frum Forum

December 22, 2009 By Jacob Laksin 1 Comment

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I wanted to support President Obama’s health care reforms if I possibly could. The U.S. health care system costs too much, delivers too little and excludes too many. Americans pay 60 percent more per person for health care than any other nation. Yet Americans rank only 41st in life expectancy and live with the paralyzing [...]

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Reihan Salam: How ‘Avatar’ gets capitalism wrong – Forbes.com

December 21, 2009 By Jacob Laksin Leave a Comment

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For the last 200 years, humans have grown taller, stronger and healthier. This progress has been fastest in the countries that gave rise to the Industrial Revolution, yet it has spread throughout the world, sparking a transformation that economists Robert Fogel and Dora Costa call techno-physio evolution, “a synergism between technological and physiological improvements that [...]

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Fiddling While Treasury Burns – by Vasko Kohlmayer

December 21, 2009 By Vasko Kohlmayer 9 Comments

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The Democrats’ latest spending outrage.

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Kill Capitalism and Save the Earth: the World According to Evo Morales

December 18, 2009 By Claude Cartaginese Leave a Comment

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Yesterday, at the “Climate Summit” in Copenhagen, Denmark (an event that has degenerated into a world-wide Marx-fest), Amy Goodman, the sycophantic Marxist host of Democracy Now!, had the extreme pleasure (for her) to interview Evo Morales, the Marxist President of Bolivia, a country which is, despite being rich in natural resources, one of the poorest [...]

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