UNITED SPACE ALLIANCE to cut more jobs in Houston. Notice the extremely low profile of the WARN Act notifications? If this were a Republican administration ....

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From the Washington Times editorial page.

MOVING DAY: Here's one picture I hope we see next January.

From my email.

U.S. COAL INDUSTRY would face decline even without Obama’s policies. So wouldn't it be better to let it die a natural death that killing it through regulation?

WASHINGTON EXAMINER: Gas prices soar for lack of new refineries and pipelines. Three guesses where the fault lies. Two aren't needed.

STILL, YOU HAVE TO WONDER if the U.S. is training Taliban/Al Qaeda fighters.

RANDOM THOUGHTS the retirement lane. There's news, and then there's JournoLism (telling Americans what they should think). I'd rather have news.

"I’M SEEING A LOT FROM BOTH PARTIES about 'strengthening' spending, 'protecting' big government, and 'championing' some groups of Americans over others. What about voters who want their leaders to strengthen individual rights, protect equality under the law, and champion the United States Constitution?"

A LESSON in call forwarding.

OBAMANOPOLY:

MOTHER NATURE likes to mess with environmentalists. As I recall, global cooling (the next Ice Age) stopped about the time environmentalists discovered it in the 1970's.

TWILIGHT ZONE: How Biden could become Romney's VP. Also read the comments.

DEMOCRATS: Let's go over the fiscal cliff (second item).

FIGHTING BACK: Another CEO threatens to fire employees if Obama wins. Read the email; it isn't a threat, it's the private sector equivalent of a WARN Act notice. (Now you know why Obama doesn't want defense contractors to issue legally required WARN Act notices before the election.)

TYPICAL OF THE 'REALITY-BASED' COMMUNITY. Washington Post reporter calls Paul Ryan 'Law & Order: SVU' 'perp of the week'. My wife and I both enjoy watching Law & Order, but neither of us is stupid naive enough to believe television resembles the real world in any way, shape, or form. This 'JournoList' clearly believes it does.

VICTOR DAVIS HANSON: "[I]t is becoming OK to vote 'No, you can’t!'”

This post is a must-read.

I GUESS CIVICS is now part of the 'social justice' curriculum. If it's taught at all.

LET'S GET FISCAL: Goodbye, Obama girl.

FEDERAL REGULATIONS cost small businesses $1.7 trillion per year.

Right now, I spend more than 40 cents of every dollar the company takes in on complying with regulations. You heard that right: more than forty cents. When I first started using that figure, people would say, ‘wait, you’re talking about taxes too, right’? Nope, that is just what we spend on regulations.

Read it all.

JOBS AND UNEMPLOYMENT: some things to remember.