Friday, November 27, 2009
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
The Mind-set of Malcontents
Hating Sarah
Sunday, November 22, 2009
Saturday, November 21, 2009
Friday, November 20, 2009
So Nancy Pelosi doesn't want to think about answering such a question, after all the speaker views the rule of law as such a secondary thing. Senator Leahy, believes we have so much evidence against Bin laden that miranda or interrogation is unnecessary. This is more or less the same argument Holder tried to mount yesterday. This is absolutely absurd, first are we to assume that regardless of guilt an interrogation of Bin Laden is unnecessary, Senator Leahy or the Attorney General is not the least bit curious about information Bin laden may have regarding additional terror cells, plans for future terror attacks, the details of the terror networks finances, connections to countries like Iran. That's just the tip of the Ice berg. But these government officials are also missing the real problem with this fiasco, we will now be setting precedent that the courts or the government can arbitrarily decide who deserves constitutional protections. The constitution was structured to protect the individual from a government that would conduct such a kangaroo court.
A Leviathan of Land: Perspective on the
Size of the US Gov’t In Pictures
Posted November 19th, 2009 at 3.50pm in First Principles.
With the takeover of health care and frenzied government growth front and center, many are wondering when we will - if we haven’t already - reached a tipping point that fundamentally alters America. Much of what’s been done is described as a temporary fix. However, as President Reagan noted, “There is nothing so permanent as a temporary government program.”
With this reinvigorated discussion of how big is too big, it is worthwhile to remind Americans of just how massive the Federal government already was before our current woes began. There are few more striking measures of the government’s size than the land mass of the Federal estate. The vast majority of federal lands fall within one of four agencies: the Interior Department’s Bureau of Land Management, National Park Service and US Fish and Wildlife Service and the Department of Agriculture’s US Forest Service. At over 258 million acres, the Bureau of Land Management alone is bigger than France and Germany combined. When combined with the other aforementioned agencies, the land area is equal that of ten European nations as shown in the accompanying graph (click it to see a larger version).
Thursday, November 19, 2009
The $100 Million Health Care Vote?
The health care bill includes a $100 million section for increasing medicaid subsidies to the state of Louisiana.
Countdown to More Debt: Dems Considering "More Expensive" Plans for Next 'Stimulus'
Nov 17, 2009 - Washington Democrats are marking the nine-month anniversary of the trillion-dollar ‘stimulus’ by acknowledging it isn’t working and preparing another ‘stimulus’ of more spending and more debt to be piled on our kids and grandkids. The Obama Administration pledged the trillion-dollar ‘stimulus’ woul... More