Thursday, February 09, 2012

A STRANGE NOTION OF ‘COMPROMISE’. Not for the Obama administration.

More: a requirement that mosques sell bacon?
THE U.S. AIR FORCE – solving problems since 1947!

General: Mr. President, we’ve just invented an invisibility cloak for Air Force One.

Obama: No way.

General: That’s right, sir, the plane will be invisible. Will you be going along on its maiden flight?

Obama: Wouldn’t miss it for the world.

General: Have a good trip, sir.

IF YOU’RE NOT A LIBERAL, you must be mentally ill.
YES, HE CAN! Can Obama be beaten? But it’s going to take a helluva lot of work from the tax payers to make it happen.
BIOCAPSULES: a medical game-changer?
OBAMA/VOLT 2012: What better way to celebrate the massive success of the Chevy Volt than by having this beautiful piece of machinery as President Obama’s running mate in 2012?
ALLEN WEST: The Danger of a Nation of Dependents.
NO. NEXT QUESTION. Do We Need the Department of Education?
(IM)MORAL SUPERIORITY.
LOWERING THE BAR: some thoughts on gay ‘marriage’.
TOUGH LUCK, KIDS. I got mine, too bad you won’t get yours.

Wednesday, February 08, 2012

TWO MORE SCIENTISTS jump the good ship ‘Global Warming’: “AGW theory functions best in a data free environment”.
KRAUTHAMMER: “I Commend Him [Gingrich] for The Sagacity and the Wisdom of his Choice of Authorities.”

OH, MY: I didn’t know chickens were anti-gay.
PLANNED PARENTHOOD V. KOMEN FOR THE CURE: it’s about the money. Not morality.
HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES tells religious believers to go to hell. The public notices.
CONGRESSIONAL BUDGET OFFICE: It’s possible to sustain today’s level of federal spending and have a balanced budget.
All that Congress would have to do is raise the lowest income tax bracket of 10 percent to 25 percent and the middle tax bracket of 25 percent to 66 percent and raise the 35 percent tax bracket to 92 percent.

No problem.
YOU DON'T MAKE PEOPLE HAPPIER by taking their options away.
GENERAL ATOMICS Tests Second Predator-C Avenger UAV.


More here.
DID GINGRICH START SOMETHING? Moon draws growing interest as a potential source of rare minerals.