In honor of our observance of a Celtic Druid ritual of Samhain on the eve of the Christian All Saints Day I have a list of The Top 10 Things that Scare the bejeebies out of me, real or not. Snakes – all snakes, kick it up with a swimming snake for extra scare...
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Chicago takes a big step in trying to enforce the tax code, and are about to put their foot right in the middle of a stinking pile of “who would have thought that would happen”. Seems the City of Chicago and Cook County are using some free-market “incentives” to crack down on businesses evading...
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Tags: Government, Policy
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At the risk of being an “I told you so” type of person, who am I kidding? I am exactly that type of person and yes, I told you so. GMAC the financing arm of Government Motors (Formerly General Motors and previously Generous Motors) needs another little teeny bit of taxpayer money to keep...
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Senator Harry Reid (D) the Senate Majority Leader has, just in time for Halloween, reanimated the rotting corpse that was the public option and added the behemoth back into the senate healthcare bill. Behind closed doors and possibly in a Secret Laboratory in the sub-basement of the Senate the Democratic Caucus today lead by...
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Tags: Commentary, Government, Policy
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With the ranks of the unemployed near 10% in the United States the President and the Congress are mulling new ways to stimulate the economy and create jobs. To that end President Obama has finally decided to take action and has created a fund to foster entrepreneurship and innovation, unfortunately it is for the...
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Tags: Commentary, Economics, Policy
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The problem with that statement is that Clean Energy Countries with over 50% of their power coming from renewables are not leading the world economy, even nuclear power which is the medium term answer for America does not seem to boost ones ranking, so how can the President be convinced that Clean Energy Development...
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Tags: Economics, Nuclear, Policy
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I have been blogging about the economy for over a year now, and I have been fairly accurate with my analysis of the situation. As some examples I stated that pent up demand for everything and reductions in inventories, combined with forced back to school spending and relocations for work and school would be...
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Tags: Economics
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This little bit of information comes from my “How is that Hopey Changey thing working out for you?” file. Imagine if the President had a secret meeting with a group of people representing a important institution, by Invitation Only, a meeting that lasted two and a half hours would a journalist not be a...
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Tags: Commentary, Government
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This famous quote from Darth Vader in The Empire Strikes Back seems to encapsulate today’s news that the newest Lord of the Sith Darth Obama has had his apprentice Pay-Czar Feinberg issuing new compensation restrictions for the TARP recipients who received the most tax-payer funded bailout money. The pre-release buzz ahead of the official...
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Tags: Commentary, Policy
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Those wacky guys over at the Department of Justice are traveling the country and have been caught doing some pretty wild things. Follow along and see what antics those crazy kids with the Justice Dept windbreakers have been up to of late. Dressing up, stepping out and over turning is all part of a...
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