If you don’t mind, they would rather not discuss this.
But we do, Mr. G., we really truly do.
The good and the bad, emphasis on Trib and Sun-Times
If you don’t mind, they would rather not discuss this.
But we do, Mr. G., we really truly do.
Based on yesterday’s Congressional Budget office report . . .
Three years ago today, President Barack Obama signed into law his trillion-dollar stimulus plan, a measure that he promised would save or create 3 million jobs by the end of 2010 and would prevent unemployment from ever going above 8 percent. And though the President today will likely claim that thanks to his efforts, the U.S. economy is surging, dont believe him. The verdict is in: Obamanomics has failed.
Sister Carol pulls down the bucks. And hospitals she represents even more.
Thank you, Sister. (Jesus too)
Don’t thank me, thank Baraaaack! He’s our man. If he can’t do it, nobody can. Yaaaayyyyyy!
Utah, Indiana, Texas: A Tea Party Senate Takeover | VDARE.com.
Russ Stewart on something new in Oak Park:
In years past, every self-respecting, politically-correct liberal white Oak Park Democrat would automatically vote for a black over a white, especially for a female black, and even more urgently for a minority and/or woman over a white male whose surname ended in a vowel. To do otherwise would cause a paroxysm of guilt.
But times have changed. And such an aberration is exactly what may occur on March 20 in the Democratic primary for the newly-configured 78th District Illinois House seat. Unless Harmon, like Horatio at the bridge, piles up a huge Oak Park margin to rescue Camille Lilly, the obscure black incumbent, white challenger Mike Nardello may win.
Lily doesn’t relate, being “the quintessential non-politician, viewing public office more as an entitlement than a privilege,” says Stewart, who couldn’t get an interview with her — “not atypical,” says Nardello’s campaign manager Oak Parker K.L. Daly.
U.S. Govt goes before the courts and says the financial penalty for not buying health insurance is not a fee but a tax.
Same govt, different department, goes before Congress and for the sake of its argument, says this payment is not a tax.
Story is spelled out at Politico.