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No Class

Posted on November 26, 2020November 26, 2020 by marc

This is the kind of classless idea that liberals spend their time coming up with: http://scripting.com/2020/11/25.html#a011411 No surprise, but we don’t want you.

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Presidents Clinton and Obama Still Don’t Get Tea Partiers’ Issues

Posted on April 17, 2010April 18, 2010 by marc

Former President Bill Clinton spent his Friday trying to tar Tea Partiers with the domestic terrorism brush, saying: Before the bombing occurred, there was a sort of fever in America … Meanwhile, the fabric of American life had been unraveling. Meanwhile, current President Barack Obama resorted to his typical smug, above-the-fray humor by mocking Tea…

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Representation Without Taxation

Posted on April 13, 2010 by marc

The Texas Rainmaker calls the fact 47% of U.S. households pay NO federal income taxes at all and 40% make an April profit "Representation without taxation". That’s a nice way of calling out those who effectively sell their votes in exchange for government handouts.

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DemCare’s True Costs Already Showing

Posted on March 27, 2010 by marc

American companies have responded to the Democrats’ new health care entitlement the only way they can – by anticipating how much it’s going to cost them to implement: On top of AT&T’s $1 billion, the writedown wave so far includes Deere & Co., $150 million; Caterpillar, $100 million; AK Steel, $31 million; 3M, $90 million;…

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DemCare Set to Pass? Get Involved and Don’t Let That Happen!

Posted on March 21, 2010 by marc

Democrats in the U.S. House of Representatives seem to think they have the votes to ram a tweaked version of the Senate plan through, perhaps even today. That makes this afternoon perhaps the last opportunity for sanity to assert itself in the health care field for a generation. The latest poll numbers show that more…

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Poll: Americans Want Politicians With Principles

Posted on January 14, 2010 by marc

Matt Corley of the ultra-liberal Think Progress blog was kind enough to bring this Allstate/National Journal Heartland Monitor poll into the news today in which 51% of Americans say they want politicians to “Make a stronger effort to stand up for principle, even if that risks increasing conflict with members of the opposing political party.”…

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Liberals Moan Over Right-wing Book Sales

Posted on November 10, 2009 by marc

Don Surber says that the lefties are getting their knickers in a twist because conservative authors such as Ann Coulter, Glenn Beck, Michelle Malkin, and others are selling too many books. What’s wrong with writing something that people actually want to read? …the left is wetting itself over this. The Huffington Post asked: “Should The…

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Cold Showers and How Sometimes Liberal Guilt is Hilarious

Posted on October 29, 2009October 29, 2009 by marc

The overblown, self-important angst of some liberals is so stupid it’s painfully funny to watch.  The cold shower to this humor is the knowledge that such people will occasionally act on their feelings, motivated by their self-inflicted guilt, and attempt to force their conclusions on the rest of us.  The latest case in point comes…

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Civil War of Words

Posted on October 1, 2009October 2, 2009 by marc

Liberal intellectuals Patrick Kennedy and Bette Midler made headlines this week by claiming that right-wing opposition to Democrats’ plans to create a government-run health care plan is, in the words of young Mr. Kennedy, “dangerous to the fabric of our country”. Congressman Kennedy, son of the late Sen. Ted Kennedy, went on to say: It’s…

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More on Liberal Entitlement

Posted on September 26, 2009 by marc

Ron Lieber of the NY Times has a new piece up detailing Congress’ thoughts about halving the amount of pre-tax dollars that American families can set aside in their flexible spending accounts. Most of the piece is devoted to running down the facts of the case, such as Max Baucus being the grinch behind the…

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