Morning Briefing
For January 28, 2014
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Leave Us Alone
Tonight, Barack Obama will stand before the
Parliament of Whores in Washington, D.C. with Chuckles and the Orange
Man behind him and, in more ways than one, say, “Ask now what you can do
for your government, but rather ask what your government can do for
you.”
You know what the government can do for me?
Leave me the hell alone. They can’t get us through airports without
groping us, they can’t deliver our mail without a bailout, they can’t
fight a war without turning the military in a sociological experiment,
and they can’t manage healthcare without 404 errors, death panels, and
rigged numbers to hide massive debt.
Leave us alone. . . . please click here for the rest of the post →
A Very Sincere Thank You to @Gretawire
Greta Van Sustern wishes you to know I’m a
creepy jerk. She does not know who I am and thinks no one should listen
to me. I appreciate her letting someone she’s never heard of who she
thinks should not be listened to live rent free in her head.
But I must sincerely thank her.
Wendy Davis believes it is perfectly
acceptable to crack open a child’s skull, inject her cranium with
saline, vacuum out her brains, then tear her limb from limb unstitching
her from her mother’s womb even though a minute, an hour, a day, a week,
or a month later she could survive outside the womb. Wendy Davis has
staked her career on the right to chop a child to bits, no matter how
viable the child is. The media prefers to ignore that to which Wendy
Davis staked her career. They’d prefer to focus on her, as Vogue
described her, “Barbie looks” and pink sneakers.
In Greta’s diatribe against me, she only used
the word “Abortion” once and that was noting me calling Wendy Davis
“Abortion Barbie.”
In fact, I appreciate Greta focusing on my
tweets and find it instructive she chose specifically to not make it
about Wendy Davis. Wendy Davis is a one issue wonder heralded by the
press because she is a high priestess of the secular religion’s sacred
sacrament — slaughtering children on the altar of Moloch. That Greta Van
Susteren is offended by me, thinks me creepy and a jerk, and thinks I
should not be listened to is of no harm or consequence to me.
I applaud her willingness to give greater
exposure to my tweets because it causes more people to dig into Wendy
Davis. And the more they dig the more they find her only issue is
abortion. Single issue candidates whose only issue is abortion do not do
well. . . . please click here for the rest of the post →
The Farm Bill Boondoggle
Some things will never change in Washington. And this week’s deal on the Farm/Food Stamp bill is a perfect example of Washington’s recalcitrance to conservative reforms. After
months of a protracted K Street food fight, the majority of the
lobbyists appear to have brought home enough bacon and have settled on a
deal.
Throughout the week you will find headlines
heralding the bipartisan agreement to “save” $24 billion in Farm Bill –
$8 billion from food stamps and $15 billion from agriculture. But as we’ve learned from past experiences, spending cuts in Washington parlance are quite unique. . . . please click here for the rest of the post →
AFSCME in dues freefall after Wisconsin labor union reforms.
Maintain your composure, people. No tears! No tears . . . please click here for the rest of the post →
A nation of criminals
As expected, one of the big themes for President Obama’s State of the Union speech will be “income inequality.” Those of you who were expecting the big “ObamaCare: What Was I Thinking?” speech will have to contain your disappointment. You’ll
have plenty to discuss with Linus when you’re camped out in the pumpkin
patch waiting for the Great Pumpkin to appear next fall.
Of course Barack Obama wasn’t going to take
responsibility for his cataclysmic failure, or offer a frank discussion
of why he didn’t use the pen and phone he keeps bragging about to get in
touch with Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius and
ask her how Healthcare.gov was coming along, or explain why five years
of double-digit unemployment persists despite his several dozen dramatic
“pivots” to combat it. No,
he just can’t wait to tell us all about income inequality, and the
exciting plans he has for dealing with it, as soon as we surrender more
control over our lives. . . . please click here for the rest of the post →
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