MicroGroks
Often in discussions, I keep trying to remind folks that the Founding Fathers viewed Government as separate from the rest of society. Certainly there, and certainly needed – but certainly apart and distinct from the everyday life of citizens. Obama and Progressives? Not so much. Just as many former traditional charities have morphed into professional …
Sacred Cow
I just hope none of these Republican State senators took a pledge against broad based taxes, because they just voted to keep the tax on everything. You can’t get much broader than that.
Ah yes, from President "Most Transparent EVAH!" Obama’s staff is the claim that in order to be fully open and transparent, they have to go shut themselves off, talk in secret without anyone watching: And they used to make fun of Cheney being in a secret undisclosed location? This would be hilarious if it wasn’t …
Remember all that stuff we didn’t have to have in the New Hampshire budget before 2006 when the democrats started piling it up into what has become our Billion dollar budget deficit? I don’t either. I’m not even sure what they spent it on which is why I am convinced I can do without it. All this caterwauling is clearly just cover for keeping the bloated bureaucracy alive so they can milk it for union campaign contributions.
In the 20th century, deaths from complications of pregnancy have dropped from 850 per 100,000 pregnancies in 1900 all the way down to 7.5. That’s quite impressive. What has to annoy liberals is that most of that improvement occurred by 1982 and without unlimited access to “life saving abortions,” and without the state or federal pro-abortion democrats hindering parental consent before they were performed on minors.
Brian Farrington
H/T Brett Healy, BigGovernment.com
Cartoonist: Mike Shelton It seemed appropriate to take this in a slightly different direction. So most of the future content posted as the Picture of the day will be more political in nature. Introducing the PCOTD. Political cartoon of the day. (With a side of commentary, optional.) Sharing is encouraged. "I think …
