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Thursday - May 17, 2012


Axelrod opposes Obama energy policy on This Week

Obama adviser David Axelrod, this morning on ABC News This Week: Well, look, we always want lower gas prices, because that’s good for our economy. Obama’s Energy Secretary Steven Chu, in 2008: “Somehow, we have to figure out how to boost the price of gasoline to the levels in Europe.” Cadidate Obama, when asked about …

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posted by: The Editors @ 10:04 am March 4, 2012


Dog bites man: President Obama “comfortable” with higher taxes

From the NY Times: President Obama said on Thursday that he was “comfortable” with a Senate proposal to pay for his jobs legislation with a tax surcharge on income above $1 million. “I’m fine with the approach they have taken,” Mr. Obama said when asked at a news conference about the tax proposal put forth …

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posted by: The Editors @ 11:27 am October 6, 2011


Bill Clinton wants more credit

So Bill Clinton is complaining that he’s not getting enough credit for his record as president? OK, let’s apply the George W. Bush standard (as devised by liberals): The NASDAQ peaked in January 2000 at 4572.83 The NASDAQ closed Friday (11 years later!) at 2,415.40 If President Bush was responsible for the housing bubble crash, …

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posted by: The Editors @ 11:43 am October 1, 2011


We either save this country or we do not. And to save it, we must seek solutions.

A great speech (via NRO)by Senator Marco Rubio of Florida: “I haven’t been here long enough to think that any of this stuff that’s going on is normal.” “If we had a billion dollars for every time I’ve heard the words ‘Tea Party extremist’ we could solve this debt problem.” “Compromise that’s not a solution …

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posted by: The Editors @ 10:41 am July 31, 2011


Air Conditioning, Cable TV, and an Xbox

Interesting paper from The Heritage Foundation on “poverty” in the United States, “Air Conditioning, Cable TV, and an Xbox: What is Poverty in the United States Today?” For decades, the U.S. Census Bureau has reported that over 30 million Americans were living in “poverty,” but the bureau’s definition of poverty differs widely from that held …

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posted by: The Editors @ 10:19 am July 18, 2011


Call His Bluff

Excellent article today from Charles Krauthammer. The House needs to pass a bill. Not talk about a bill, not negotiate a bill, pass a bill. Is there any good counter argument to his proposal? Boehner could have this done by the end of the day.


posted by: The Editors @ 12:04 pm July 15, 2011


Bloomberg Mistakenly Puts Editorial in News Section

On the Bloomberg website today, they seem to have put this editorial in the “News” section by mistake. It begins with a misleading assertion in the headline: Boehner Builds Economic Case on Assertions at Odds With Markets, Studies House Speaker John Boehner, giving Wall Street leaders his prescriptions for growing the U.S. economy and reducing …

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posted by: The Editors @ 10:32 am May 11, 2011


Once again, political hot air spikes along with gasoline price

Another year, another spike in the price of gasoline, another round of politicians demanding investigations to get to the bottom of it. From Fox News: With gas prices surging to $4 a gallon, one of President Obama’s solution to break the back of rising costs is to have Attorney General Eric Holder form a task …

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posted by: The Editors @ 11:48 am April 23, 2011


The issue is not unions, it’s government employee unions

A common tactic on the left, including in the media, when there’s a discussion of illegal immigration, is to talk about “immigrants” rather than “illegal immigrants”, in order to cloud the issue at hand. A similar dynamic is occurring in the current debate over government employee unions in Wisconsin and elsewhere. Protesters in Wisconsin, and …

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posted by: The Editors @ 10:36 am February 19, 2011


Repeal

posted by: The Editors @ 7:36 pm March 22, 2010


Cal. legislature declares budget crisis over, looks for ways to get rid of excess cash

From KCBS radio in California (via Michelle Malkin): A key legislative committee in California revived a bill Thursday to create a government-run health care system in the nation’s most populous state, two days after Massachusetts elected a senator who opposes the president’s national health care plan. The Senate Appropriations Committee released the bill for a …

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posted by: The Editors @ 11:45 am January 23, 2010


Cap-and-Tax cheerleading from the Associated Press

The opening line of an AP report on the ongoing attempt by House Democrats to shove through the Cap (our economic growth) and Trade Tax bill: House Democrats have narrowly won an important test vote on legislation to combat global warming and usher in a new era of cleaner energy. Doesn’t that sound a lot …

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posted by: The Editors @ 3:51 pm June 26, 2009


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