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Why Democrats Don't Care about $9.7 Trillion Debt
The Spender-in-Chief’s Fiscal Freeze Follies
Where's Al?
Who is Rashad Hussain?
A Toast to the Administrative State
Obama Slights Our Friends, Kowtows to Our Enemies
In the Drug War, Drugs Are Winning
On the other hand, will the state of California regulate the commerce of marijuana as extensively as the government tries to regulate firearms? How about if anyone wants to buy pot, they have to submit to a three-day "sobering up" period. Also, pot sales would be prohibited to anyone who is a convicted felon, or has a history of mental illness (gee, is medical marijuana a treatment for psychiatric disorders?). Think of all the fees they could assess if you had to have a license to procure pot? And you had to have mandatory substance abuse training in order to...
For Blacks, Jobless Rate Brings Desperation
Brit Hume had an interesting observation on this morning's "Fox News Sunday." It seems that the much touted Obama pivot to jobs after the co-called conclusion of the Healthcare debate just hasn't happened. I've been giving this some thought and have come to the following conclusion: The fundamental tenant of Obamanomics is that massive govenment spending and wealth redistributive change are the engines of economic prosperity. Obama simply doesn't have any more money to bring to bear on the economic crisis. The government is tapped out.
And for those of you who may not have seen Paul Krugman (Nobel-laureate, running dog lackey to the Left) on this mornings ABC "This Week", he predicts...
Kansas-Nebraska Act 1854, Redux
The Vat Cometh