Monday, August 13, 2012
SOCIAL SECURITY DEFICITS to add up fast. Well, they should; I'm sucking at the government teat as hard as I can.
UPDATE: We just found out in the mail today that the government wants to pay us more!
UPDATE: We just found out in the mail today that the government wants to pay us more!
PHOTOS: Inside the Mars landing. Ignore the annoying ads that keep reappearing throughout the gallery of pictures.
ROMNEY-RYAN TICKET puts entitlement crisis at center of campaign. Now we'll see if Americans have the courage to face the crisis.
Added: the video of Ryan's evisceration of ObamaCare.
Added: the video of Ryan's evisceration of ObamaCare.
ROMNEY'S HORSE
So the Romneys are selfish for keeping a horse? And employing a groom with a family to support. And paying for feed that’s sold by someone with a family to support and transported in trucks by someone with a family to support and manufactured in a factory by people with families to support from stuff that’s grown by farmers with families to support. And having a barn built by construction workers with families to support with materials trucked by drivers with families to support from factories with workers with families to support. Sounds to me like that one horse has done more to put Americans to work than that horse’s ass in the White House.From my email.
THE CURIOSITY ROVER happened to catch a picture of its own ride crash-landing on Mars — a wink-of-an-eye serendipity....
WHEN DID MILK become bad for you? The problem with experts is that they're usually wrong; the problem with experts in government is that we suffer when they're wrong.
Sunday, August 12, 2012
MICKEY KAUS: The case for Romney's welfare attack.
It's not just welfare; it's the Obama administration's attitude that if they can't change the law, then they should ignore it, refuse to enforce it, or waive it -- all because they 'know better'.
It's not just welfare; it's the Obama administration's attitude that if they can't change the law, then they should ignore it, refuse to enforce it, or waive it -- all because they 'know better'.
JEFF JACOBY: Why beg anyone to vote?
Registering to vote isn't complicated. By and large, Americans who don't vote don't want to vote. In 2008 the Census Bureau found that by far the largest share of unregistered voters (46 percent) reported that they were "not interested in the election [or] not interested in politics." Their nonparticipation is rational, and we should respect it.Why should those of us who take voting seriously enough to go out of our way to register want to increase electoral participation by those who won't?
TECHNOLOGY: The Kenguru wheelchair-accessible EV.
For someone with money to invest, this looks like opportunity is knocking.
For someone with money to invest, this looks like opportunity is knocking.
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