Monthly Archives: May 2011
Public Employee Unions Provide Valuable Protections To Our Beloved Federal Workers
Isn’t it a comfort to know that our mail carriers are protected from being fired on the whim of their supervisors, who might otherwise, shall we say, “can their asses” for perfectly normal behavior such as, shall we say again, “crapping in someone’s yard?” Continue reading
There’s That Word Again
Which word, you say? “Unexpectedly.” Yeah, that’s the one. It seems like in more and more cases, events affecting the economy are unexpected, leading me to believe that the “experts” must be among the most obtuse of people. Take this … Continue reading
Filed under Economy
In Which Maria Cantwell Pretends To Care How Much You Pay For Gasoline
Maria Cantwell has a super boffo idea for bringing down the cost of a gallon of gasoline and it’s so surefire, it’s a wonder no one has ever thought of trying it before! Yes! It’s as simple as reining in the evil speculators who dabble in oil. Note to Maria…while we’re reining them in, maybe we should just go ahead and tar and feather them for some good, price-busting fun! Continue reading
Filed under 2012 Senate Races, Maria Cantwell
Just How Safe Are Full Body Scanners?
Who knows? There’s been no credible testing.
Filed under Public Health, Terrorism
Questions That Just Make You Scratch Your Head
Is this question seriously being proposed as if the Democrat’s Senate majority isn’t already in jeopardy? Does Herb Kohl retirement endanger Democratic Senate majority?
Filed under 2012 Senate Races
Sometimes It’s Not “Only Words”
I am pro-life. I oppose abortion under any circumstances, no matter how psychologically painful or even physically dangerous carrying a pregnancy to term might be for the mother. I am pro-life because I believe that an unborn child is a human being from the moment of conception and that it’s always wrong to take an innocent human life. Did I not believe the first point to be true, my position would be different. When an unborn child is denied its humanity, there is no reason to protect it in the womb. Continue reading
Filed under Abortion, Christianity, Culture
