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Statism’s Intentional Failures

Statism’s Intentional Failures, or Why Obama Hates the AZ Law Statists have a racket going that too few people seem to have figured out.  Though many Americans oppose Obama and his allies based upon specific policy issues, they continue to … Continue reading

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Supreme Court Litmus Test

Non-Originalists Need Not Apply When a President nominates a judge for the Supreme Court or an important lower federal court, discussions immediately begin about litmus tests for acceptability.  Historically the issue has typically revolved around the nominee’s position on abortion. … Continue reading

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Guidance vs. Tyranny

The American people did not want President Obama’s socialized medicine, but it was rammed down our angry throats.  People on my side of this wide ideological chasm see it as an unconstitutional outrage foisted upon America by an out of … Continue reading

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Liberalism: Immoral, Not Just Wrong

In these challenging economic and political times, it is easy to get overwhelmed by the volume of new proposals and the accompanying focus group tested disinformation campaigns.  People often get so caught up in arguing the details of a program … Continue reading

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Visualizing the National Debt

BillShrink has an interesting and informative visualization of the National Debt (i.e. Obama’s credit card in our names).  Click on the image to see it in a larger format over at BillShrink:

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Counterintuitive Thoughts on 2010

In the short video interview embedded below Scott Rasmussen estimates that in the 2010 elections the GOP will pick up 5 to 8 seats in the Senate and 25 to 30 seats in the House, which would result in the … Continue reading

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Progressives and Willful Historical Ignorance

Hat tip to Dan Riehl for initially pointing me to this news story via Twitter.  You can follow Dan on Twitter here. Proposed changes to the North Carolina high school history curriculum have many people upset with critics correctly pointing … Continue reading

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Obama’s phony budget freeze

Matthias Shapiro, the guy behind Political Math, has produced another short but illuminating video in which he discusses President Obama’s announced budget freeze.  Like his other visualizations, which include the Obama Budget Cuts Visualization and The National Debt Road Trip, this one cuts through … Continue reading

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Hardball Politics Meets Dangerous Naivete

The American left is playing hardball, and too many Americans do not realize that we need to respond in kind or we risk losing everything that made America the greatest country in the history of humankind. All that is necessary … Continue reading

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False Dichotomy Tyranny

A logical fallacy is a flaw in the structure of an argument so serious that it ultimately renders the conclusion itself invalid.  The SGU team (podcast link here) provides a great list of 20 logical fallacies on their web site.  Many of them are likely recognizable, … Continue reading

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