Saturday, January 1, 2011

No, NO, NO

The Liberal Reckoning of 2010 The year voters saw the left's unvarnished agenda and said no..

Friday, December 31, 2010

Happy New Year

Personally 2010 has been a roller coaster of amazing highs - spending the night in Cinderella's Castle - and profound lows - my father's death. Just two examples.

But life and the years go on. I will always treasure the memories not only of the past years events both happy and bitter but also the support the readers of Shout First have given me. I am grateful for the positive experiences and even the negative ones. My husband had a bad health scare but it revealed a medical condition that he is now receiving treatment for. Ultimately a good thing.

Thank you. And it is my heartfelt and fervent wish that everyone, everyone have a brighter New Year filled with good fortune, love and peace.

The Business of America Has Always Been Business

Jamestown unearths 400-year-old pipes for patrons Because I love archeology, I was attracted to this article but my take away is that from its very first moments of existence, people came to the colonies and America to make money and have a better, freer life.
Tobacco's popularity created a large demand for pipes that were typically made in London using white clay from Dorset, along England's southern coast. Interested in the lucrative new industry, investors in the Virginia Company sought to add pipemaking to its trades and sought out adequate clay from the surrounding area.

Settlers, Kelso said, were under "tremendous pressure" to give investors the instant gratification they needed because "they put so much money into it," and didn't want to lose their lifeline to England. Colonists tried different trades such as silk making, glassmaking, lumber, sassafras and tar, with no financial success.

"The whole idea was to make money for investors and they enlisted all these specialists that would search Virginia for profitable resources that they could exploit," Straube said. "Tobacco was the quickest and easiest and most successful."

Minimum Wage Basketcases


Minimum Wage Laws in the States

When you look at this map, just remember that the states with the highest "minimum wage" are the ones suffering the worst economies and voter exodus. Just sayin'.

Shocker - Medicare is broken

Duh.
What you pay for Medicare won't cover your costs
Must be a slow news day.

Thursday, December 30, 2010

Your Taxes On Vacation

Before you read this, check to make sure your stomach is strong enough. President and family on multi-million dollar Christmas vacation in Hawaii

Another Ignorant Leftie

Complete with video - he's such a useless tool
Liberal Star Blogger Ezra Klein: ‘Constitution Has No Binding Power on Anything’; Confusing Because it’s Over 100 Years Old

Bloodied Snow Plows

Sanitation Department's slow snow cleanup was a budget protestIf true, these men have blood on their hands. People died because the roads were not cleared. For shame!

Caused by warming?

WINTER MAY BE COLDEST IN 1000 YEARS
BRITAIN’S winter is the coldest since 1683 and close to being the chilliest in nearly 1,000 years.

Latest figures reveal that the average temperature since December 1 has been a perishing -1C.

That makes it the second coldest since records began in 1659.

Wednesday, December 29, 2010

Random Round-Up 12-29


President Obama Job Approval

Closing the books on the worst Congress

Please Stop 'Helping' Us

According to TIME, Nothing Happened in 2010

Voters really don't like ObamaCare -- still



From the Wall Street Journal - Death Panels Revisited The left won't admit that Sarah Palin had a point about rationed care..

Woman Who Protested TSA Pat-Downs At OKC Airport Banned From Flying

IRS Declined to Audit 97% of Potential Tax Shelters Without Required Approval

Debunking That Study on ‘Mis-Informed’ Fox News Viewers

The Five Worst Op-Eds of 2010

Only one in five Americans want government to regulate the Internet

111th Congress Created More National Debt Than First 100 Congresses Combined

The top 10 violations of the Constitution by Obama and the 111th Congress



'Shall' D.C. Decide for Patients & Doctors?

Actually, Bush Vetoed Bill with ‘End-of-Life’ Provisions

Well, DUH - Health plans for high-risk patients attracting fewer, costing more than expected

The Dumbest Government Decisions

Hot Sensations Vs. Cold Facts

Things the chattering class got wrong

Population Patterns Show Rejection of Liberalism

A truce in culture wars as voters focus on economy

Carbon Rationing By Other Means

Dogma and the New Progressives

Thomas Sowell - Promises and Riots



The Obamacare tax hangover

Unlearning the Lessons Being Taught

Here’s how serious people transcend ideological differences

AP-GfK Poll: Baby boomers fear outliving Medicare

VDH - How Did All That Happen?

Sanitation Union Fires Back At Accusations Of Slow-Down

The Obamas Police Food and Football (Updated) Why their comments on Michael Vick and school lunches make us queasy

The ten most underreported studies from 2010



Mike's mosque myopia Bloomberg is such a tool.

Rationing Revealed at the Heart of Obamacare

Ken Blackwell - If We Don't Balance Books, Others Will

Global Warming Skeptic Predicts Brutal Winter, Warns “You Ain’t Seen Nothing Yet

Is there any weather pattern that would cast doubt on global warming?

Local Government Stupidity Contest

Big Nannies of the Year

What the Health Care Bill Means for You in 2011

Idiots Making Food Illegal

New Prohibitionists Gradually Eat Away Our Freedom to Choose

My husband Calls out Ed Rendell

Ed Rendell is a Wuss about China

Tuesday, December 28, 2010

Round-Up 12-28

Santa Baby... Defund ObamaCare.

It's a sign the tingle has gone - Chris Matthews: Why Doesn't Obama Just Release The Birth Certificate?

The *true* John Conyers scandal.

President Obama under pressure to deliver on climate AND YET there's this... The Abiding Faith Of Warm-ongers

EPA's Endangerment Rule Threatens States' Sovereignty

The Cancun Climate Con

Ethanol: No End in Sight

The EPA and the Alarmist Narrative

Teen Birthrates and the Media

Pigford Investigation Resources Careful, cleaning out this fraud pigsty is gonna get messy.

Ya think? GAO Sees Problems in Government’s Financial Management

The String-Pullers in Internet Regulation

White House attempts to quiet revived talk of 'death panels'

Consumer Confidence Shows Surprise Drop in December

Has Government Grown Since the Recession Started?

Whistleblower Protection Act

Using Regulation Against The Will Of The People

Dispelling the VAT. I would only agree to a VAT in America if it was as public as the current sales tax is AND we completely eliminated both corporate taxes and income/estate taxes. Period. Otherwise, VAT is nothing but a scam.

Boston Taxpayers Pay $8.4 Million for Teachers' Union Softball, Legal Defense

Changes to data collected on unemployment duration

Shell's Plan to Drill for Oil in the Beaufort Sea This Summer

How Much Debt Did the 111th Congress Leave Us?

Investigating Obama's Eating Habits

Early Word: Obamacare High-Risk Pools Unpopular, Expensive

Poll: Opposition to Individual Mandate at All-Time High

Political End Runs

Fleeced: The upper 1% earned 19.6% of total income before tax, and paid 41% of the individual federal income tax. "No other major country is so dependent on so few taxpayers"

EPA to Regulate Greenhouse Gases

The States' 'Day of Reckoning'

European anarchists grow more violent, coordinated

I am the YouTube airline pilot