59 percent of those aged 18-29, have gone to college. but only 62.9% are currently working, of which 31.2% work on a part-time basis
When Romney Met Kenny: Mitt’s Islamist Gamble
October 23, 2012 By 21 Comments
A word of caution on the presidential candidate’s dangerous endorsement.
Obamacare Bullies and Punishes The Children
March 31, 2010 By Leave a Comment
From Lori Ziganto’s latest article at RedState:
Well, the young adults. However, since 26 year olds are now still considered children under Obamacare, encouraged to mooch of their parents and their insurance policies like new millennium slackers, I feel safe in calling them children. The Democrats, with this bill, are, thus, harming [...]
“Heartwarming” Generally Isn’t the Word to Describe Jamie Glazov’s Articles
March 11, 2010 By Leave a Comment
They have more in common than just the family resemblance.
My always-supportive friend and mentor Dr. Jamie Glazov has a must-read article today at FrontPage.
Usually when I introduce one of Jamie’s articles it’s time to brace yourself for a horrific expose of Islamofascism or misogyny. Today’s a bit different, though. Jamie has finally written the kind [...]
I Was A ‘Useful Idiot’
February 17, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Nancy Morgan’s latest column from RightBias.com
For the first 39 years of my life, I was a walking, talking useful idiot. I believed without question what I saw on TV, and adopted as fact whatever I saw in the newspaper headlines.
Armed with this information, I figured I knew it all. There were no questions I couldn’t [...]
Michelle’s Anti-Obesity Campaign
February 4, 2010 By 15 Comments
Who really benefits from the ostensible push for improved nutrition in the schools?
The Internet and Us: Who’s in Charge Anyway?
February 3, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Earlier today, our very own David Swindle alerted me to this documentary Douglas Rushkoff directed for PBS’s “Frontline.” The subject: how the Internet is changing us.
We used to do one thing at a time, drink a cup of coffee with our friends in our favorite bar and read a book at night. These days, we’re [...]
Michelle Bachmann Whups Air-Bag Arlen Specter On Talk Radio Show
January 22, 2010 By Leave a Comment
My mother was a puncher when she needed to punch. She swung a mean left hook and blacked more than one eye during her youth. Horrified, her older sister Audrey ran into my grandmother’s home one day, screaming, “Mother, Mary Elizabeth is down on the tennis court trading punches with some boy!”
Righty Rep. Michelle Bachmann got [...]
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