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And they are happy to fix that situation….and in fact, demand that they be allowed to meddle in our lives. After all: Democrat NH House Rep. Kris Roberts of Keene uttered on the floor of Representative Hall these fine words concerning Government and his fellow citizens: “Government has to protect us from our own stupidity.” …
We previously had “Mythology 101: Imaginary War on Women” by Sue DeLemus and Jane Cormier. Now, US Congressman Joe Walsh sums up and answers this overgrown “forever” student with a riff on “hey, try being self-reliant for a change”: I think that it is hilarious that CREDO SuperPAC has put this video out there – …
Plainly spoken concerning the War on Women – “You’re kidding me; go get a job!” Read More »
As conservative Republicans work to eliminate or reduce the amount of money New Hampshire spends on government programs, critics on the political left have emerged from time to time with the idea that these policies are immoral—or as one outspoken critic said, “morally repugnant.” This criticism is predicated on a belief that only government can …
There is nothing more moral than eliminating government ‘charity’ Read More »
[There] “is this idea that mankind is merely inert matter, receiving life, organization, morality, and prosperity from the power of the state. And even worse, it will be stated that mankind tends toward degeneration, and is stopped from this downward course only by the mysterious hand of the legislator. -Frédéric Bastiat For Barack ‘You Didn’t …
Ah yes, the Nanniest of them all, Mayor “Do as I say, not as I do” Bloomberg wants to ban large capacity soda servings. One more thing that “It’s good for you to NOT drink all that” as if sugary water is the worst thing EVAH! Hey Bloomberg – how about concentrating on stuff that …
Internet Doodlings – Once again, back at Treehugger…this time, Mayor Bloomberg soda ban Read More »
The Los Angeles city council voted 13-1 to ban plastic shopping bags in grocery stores. There is a lengthy review and implementation process to follow but if all goes to plan within about 10-12 months the ban will be in force. Paper bags will still be available for a ten cent fee. I like …
L.A. City Council Votes 13-1 to Ban Plastic Grocery Bags Read More »
Yeah, back there again. While the name connotes an environmental bent (which it does), there is enough there to start proving “Green on the outside, Red on the inside”. Or at a minimum, think the Nanny State with Nurse Ratched looking back at you. Doubt me? Loyal reader C. Dog e. dog seems to be …
Internet Doodlings – “meanwhile, back over at Treehugger…” Read More »
Democrats don’t think things through. (Progressive Republicans are no different, to be fair.) They enact policies in response to the echo chamber of voices in their ideologically isolationist heads, all the things Edmund Burke warned us against centuries ago. The result is almost always bureaucratic nonsense, another small loss of freedom, massive expense with little …
What could go wrong? LA Set to Ban Paper and Plastic Read More »
Ed Morrissey, over at Hot Air, has a quote worth sharing. On the matter of Reason TV’s Nanny of the Month–an Arizona Legislator wanted to add disclaimers to air-brushed images–he makes a point about disclaimers in general and how they have become fuel for our amusement. I already laugh at the pharmaceutical ads that go …
If You Have An Erection Lasting Longer Than Four Hours… Read More »
“All institutions are prone to corruption and to the vices of their members.” —Morris West Beatrice Munyenyezi has resided nearby here in Manchester since 2002 . Like many others who have come to the United States as Refugees, Munyenyezi came to raise her children, work and, essentially, “live the American Dream.” But also unlike many …
