Retiring from Congress, was bad banker, forced money from others to “make a difference” in people’s lives.

The mirror tells the story.

Oh?

. . . have all self-defense mechanisms in their sights.

. . . the piper came a-calling, demanding payment.

Now the house.

Last night, without any legislative language, the Senate Republicans and Democrats voted to raise taxes. They did not just vote to raise income taxes. They voted to raise the payroll tax on all Americans.

Rubio and Rand held firm. Now Ryan?

. . . can take us to where we ought to be:

“…the case for individual freedom rests largely on the recognition
of the inevitable and universal ignorance of all of us concerning
a great many of the factors on which the achievements of our ends
and welfare depend.”

As opposed to a dozen or a dozen dozen wise men deciding the matter.

(Thank you, Fred Hayek.)

It’s the money, stupid. Read the last line here.

Park Ridge-O’Hare love affair meets a snag.

It’s what happens when political-job-holders flood the neighborhood. It’s the Oak Park experience, mutatis mutandis.

Pass wind, you do not pass muster.

One in Florida, another in Texas:

“It’s a huge, huge deal in campus ministry, and all the Newman Centers want to add dorms. These are the first, the pioneers. We are creating authentic Catholic campuses inside secular ones. If we want a way to change the culture of campus life and affect the future of our country, this is a big way of doing that. We can’t sit back and watch these kids go uncatechized. We’ve got to do something, and we are.”

Why not?

. . . not for gander?

Steny Hoyer: Obstructionists are hostage-takers.

He means Republicans but why not also Obama and friends?