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Category Archives: Capitalism
Paul Ryan, good pick or not?
If one wasn’t lucky enough to be having a root canal or a tire rotation since the announcement of Paul Ryan to breath life into the Romney campaign, one probably suffered through the myriad chatters speculating on the strengths and … Continue reading
Posted in Capitalism, In the "Mainstream", Liberalism, Obamacare, Political Ads, Socialism, Taxation, The Affordable Care Act
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Michael Kinsley is off his meds . . .
In an astonishingly illogical argument, even for Michael Kinsley, he feebly tries to make a case that the patently false Joe Soptic pro Obama commercial is not just true, but that it doesn’t go far enough in impugning Mitt. Kinsley: … Continue reading
President Obama plumbs new depths …
UPDATE: Even the Clinton News Network finds the Joe Soptic ad false! It has long been thought that the most despicable advertisement ever run in a presidential campaign, and perhaps any campaign, even for the proverbial “dog catcher,” was “Daisy.” … Continue reading
Posted in Capitalism, In the "Mainstream", Liberalism, Political Ads, Socialism, Taxation
Tagged Joe Soptic
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Jonathan Capehart, Fairy Dusting again . . .
Jonathan Capehart, the Washington Post’s very own Fairy Godfather crafts a classic “Progressive” false argument – a lie if you will – then excoriates his adversary for things not said, not suggested, and not so . . . In his … Continue reading
Posted in AFSCME, Capitalism, In the "Mainstream", Internet, Liberalism, Socialism, Taxation, Uncategorized
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We are NOT Nationalists . . .
We are not nationalists, but nonetheless want every American experiencing the glory of Olympic competition to medal – GOLD to be precise. Because of the pageantry of our “Progressive” tax code, each Gold medal costs $8,986 in taxes from those … Continue reading
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Inevitably the Obama Administration wants our BALLS!
Our liberal friends scoff at the notion that we are over-regulated. More, bigger, badder government (in the cool sense, of course) is what we need. Absent regulation, we are told, those voracious capitalists would relentlessly find all manner of ways … Continue reading
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Milton Friedman . . . more relevant today than ever before
Milton Friedman is 100 today although he’s been quiet for the last six years. . . While it’s painful to live with Phil Donahue for even a few minutes it’s worth the time to watch this entire appearance in which … Continue reading
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Sane and Insane 