Monthly Archives: December 2012

After dissecting the proposition that Obama is bluffing and really does not want to go over the “fiscal cliff” as a result of a tax and spend standoff with the Republican led House, Michael Barone concludes that Obama would be … Continue reading →

1. “Hey, at least that successful Mormon businessman didn’t win.” 2. “Didn’t your lady parts warn you this would happen?” 3. “Look at the Bright Side, Gay marriage passed in four states.” 4. “Hey, Big Bird still has a job. … Continue reading →

We’ve often called attention to Warren Buffett’s annoying hypocrisy and willingness to misrepresent facts in support of his favorite leftist politician. This story, though, is so unremarkable to anyone who’s followed these two mega rich, old socialists, it has become … Continue reading →

Meet the tops in their fields. According to Maxim Magazine the #2 Greatest Movie Sleazeball of All Time was “lets make a deal” Harry Ellis as portrayed by Hart Bochner in Die Hard.  Never mind the names, if you saw … Continue reading →

And the obtuse are loose in the Quad Cities. From an article on page A6 of today’s Dispatch – Argus: Sixteen people representing “the Alliance for Retired Americans, Progressive Action for the Common Good, MoveOn,” and other groups  including “organized … Continue reading →

First they came for the “millionaires,” and we said nothing, then they came for the “extravagant” pensioners, and why shouldn’t they? Randall Hoven writing in AMERICAN THINKER we think has hit on a profoundly important analogy / comparison that might … Continue reading →

Here is a gem for those of us who have long regarded Warren Buffett as an ungrateful hypocrite . . . and who hold similar sentiments toward liberal media corporations and their pursuit of shareholder value while fomenting resentment of … Continue reading →

Here is the Sunday treat…Clarice Feldman’s always insightful, highly readable column. Today’s column, Slouching Toward Damascus, focuses on the disaster, which is politely called BO’s “foreign policy”. The best line of the column is Clarice’s description of Obama’s and Hillary’s … Continue reading →