"As an aside, I must say that that is a fool's errand. The problem is not that Washington doesn't take too much money out of the pockets of the American people. The problem is that we spend too much money, and have promised to spend a lot more money, debts which will shackle posterity for generations. To be blunt, it's the spending, stupid. "And yet the president refuses to consider the only real solution to our fiscal problem, which is cutting spending. He wants you to believe that taxing the successful will be enough to pay for all this spending. It won't. Simply put, the rich in America aren't rich enough to afford all the spending Mr. Obama demands. [more]

What Boehner needs to say: "Ladies and Gentlemen, fellow citizens, good evening. "There's been a lot of talk lately about the fiscal cliff. You've all heard about it, you're wondering how it's going to affect you, and you're wondering why no one in Washington seems to be doing anything about it with the clock ticking down. "Let me address the last part first. Republicans in the House of Representatives have made several good-faith gestures in the president's direction. Against our better judgement, we've offered some additional tax increases in certain areas, trying to bring more money into Washington to help control the deficit. [more]

The Democrats need to get rid of the donkey and make their mascot a condom. They halt productivity, discourage cooperation, protect a bunch of d**ks, and give a false sense of security to people who like to screw others.

Drudge is linking to a petition that asks to allow Louisiana to peacefully withdraw from the Union. And the election was less than a week ago. It begins, folks. Lock and load.

Harry Reid behaves like a partisan hack. In other news, the sun rose in the east today.

"Bronco"? There's an O.J. Simpson joke in there somewhere.

Yup...and the car's a Chevy Volt. Not that there's an awful lot of room to shag in one of those, but that's all we'll be driving if Ocommie wins again.

Forget about Pennsylvania. The GOP hasn't won that state since 1988. They've come tantalizingly close a time or two, but this won't be the year. It's kind of remarkable that the Keystone State is in play when the GOP has essentially been conceding it the whole time, but suddenly dashing in with less than three weeks to go will not do the trick. I would love to be wrong here--a Romney win in Pennsylvania would make for a long night of weeping and gnashing of teeth over on MSPCP--but I just do not see it happening. Romney would need to clean up in the rural counties and beat the shenanigans you KNOW the Democrats will try to pull in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.

Defect to Australia, maybe? :/

He's NOT a "wanna be" dictator. He already IS one.

So let me get this straight. They're using taxpayer money to bribe private companies to break the law in order to help them win the election. Just when you thought they couldn't get any more corrupt...