Lifelong Democratic Party loyalist and activist Lynn Forester de Rothschild to Democrats: ‘I told you so’ (Obama a far-left ideologue)
She wrote her piece in the Daily Beast a few days ago, and Fox and Friends had her own this morning talking about it. What she has to say should be heard by every freedom-loving American.
Lynn Forester de Rothschild, prior to September 08, had been a lifelong Democratic Party loyalist and activist, but became one [...]
Obama to GOP: It’s My Way on Health Care Because I’m the F***ing President
So much for bipartisanship. When I heard our Narcissist-in-Chief say this, my first reaction was to feel embarrassed for him, my second reaction was absolute disgust both for the president himself and the Chicago politics that he’s brought to the White House.
Via Gateway Pundit: Barack Obama closed the bipartisan nationalized health care summit with a [...]
Does the Mitt fit this time? Part Two
There’s been plenty of speculation about whether Mitt Romney’s endorsement of John McCain in his primary battle with J.D. Hayworth will hurt Romney’s prospects for the presidential nomination in 2012. Romney needs credibility with the party’s dominant conservative wing — something he lacked in 2008 — and McCain is a bete noir to many [...]
It Doesn’t Get Any Clearer Than This
When it comes to keeping track of the score in Washington, the non-partisan Congressional Budget Office is commonly considered to be as independent as they come. As one noted Republican Member of Congress said, CBO “speak[s] the truth to power here in Washington” and does “an important service by telling us the facts.” As the [...]
You Don’t Have to Take Our Word For It
Take a look at what independent economists and economic observers from across the political spectrum have had to say about the success of the Recovery Act on its one-year anniversary:
Stuart Hoffman, chief economist at PNC Bank: "The stimulus worked," said Stuart Hoffman, chief economist at PNC Bank. Without it, "the unemployment rate would probably be [...]
Sarah Palin then and now
George Will’s latest column is, I think, almost spot-on in its discussion of Sarah Palin. My only quibble is with Will’s perhaps playful comparison of Palin to William Miller, Barry Goldwater’s nominee for vice president in 1964. Miller realized that Goldwater would be trounced and, according to some reports, went through the [...]
