They are kicking out some good ads. There is nothing in this that can be disputed.
Monday, July 30, 2012
Thursday, July 26, 2012
Wednesday, July 25, 2012
Tuesday, July 24, 2012
Thursday, July 19, 2012
US Responds To Iranian Attack On US Carrier Group
Gateway Pundit has a post up saying 'Official Hezbollah Website Posts Iranian Attack Plan On US Carrier Group'.
So, not to be outdone by the Hezzies, I will put a post up saying:
.... I can dream can't I? We are, after all, living the Carter Error over again.
So, not to be outdone by the Hezzies, I will put a post up saying:
US Responds To Iranian Attack On US Carrier Group
with this picture detailing the strategy:
.... I can dream can't I? We are, after all, living the Carter Error over again.
Tuesday, July 17, 2012
Outsourcing
I find it somewhat amusing that the very people that advocate globalization, that encompasses outsourcing our sovereignty and environmental regulation to the UN, outsourcing our space program to the Russians, outsourcing our fiscal policy to the Chinese and our immigration laws to illegal aliens are doing so in hopes of proving Romney may have been at the helm of Bain when some jobs were outsourced by one of its holdings. Somewhat like Obama's associates from GE have done. I do find it disconcerting that the Romney camp isn't hitting back with this blatant hypocrisy.
Thursday, July 12, 2012
Tuesday, July 03, 2012
Taking Too Big Of A Bite.
McConnell says it will be too difficult to undo this monstrosity. That is a good point. I am afraid that if the Republicans try this approach then it will fail. The problem is rolling the good in with the bad. It would be prudent to focus on the most egregious and unpopular parts of it.
Aim at the mandate first and those things associated with it like the IRS collection apparatus. This can be done and would have popular support. Aim next at these state exchanges. That's the mechanism that allows federal control of the market and offerings. They actually limit choices and are put in place as a platform for insertion of a single-payer structure after the eventual collapse of the private market due to having to pick up the tab for everybody's healthcare.
Leave and improve those thing the people like about the few good ideas the legislation modified. Ultimately there would be something resembling a system this kind of structuring should have looked like to begin with but without satiating the government's busy bodies' lust for control.
Aim at the mandate first and those things associated with it like the IRS collection apparatus. This can be done and would have popular support. Aim next at these state exchanges. That's the mechanism that allows federal control of the market and offerings. They actually limit choices and are put in place as a platform for insertion of a single-payer structure after the eventual collapse of the private market due to having to pick up the tab for everybody's healthcare.
Leave and improve those thing the people like about the few good ideas the legislation modified. Ultimately there would be something resembling a system this kind of structuring should have looked like to begin with but without satiating the government's busy bodies' lust for control.
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