Sunday, February 07, 2010
Weekend 127.1 (Video Edition)
(1) "Doggie Dentures" Pedigree Dentastix Ad
(2) Ovi nets 40th on beautiful breakaway (NHL)
(2) Ovi nets 40th on beautiful breakaway (NHL)
Labels: weekend
Friday, February 05, 2010
Weekend 127.0
(1) Good News in the Daily Grind: Your Coffee May Have Some Health Perks, but Can Brew Trouble in People With Certain Conditions(2) Prepare to get schooled in my Austrian perspective.
(2a) How Obama got Keynes wrong
(3) Microsoft’s Creative Destruction
(4) "In essence, the conservative person is simply one who finds the permanent things more pleasing that Chaos and Old Night. (Yes conservatives know, with Burke, that healthy "change is the means of our preservation.") A people's historic continuity of experience, says the conservative, offers a guide to policy far better that the abstract designs of coffee-house philosophers." - Russell Kirk, The Politics of Prudence
(5) "It is not that I have already taken hold of it or have already attained perfect maturity, but I continue my pursuit in hope that I may possess it...forgetting what lies behind but straining forward to what lies ahead, I continue my pursuit toward the goal, the prize..." - Phil 3:8-14
Labels: economics, microsoft, quotes, weekend
Madoff/US Government: What's the difference?
Wednesday, February 03, 2010
The long goodbye...
Google discontinuing FTP support for Blogger blogs
"O Oysters," said the Carpenter,
"You've had a pleasant run!
Shall we be trotting home again?'
But answer came there none--
And this was scarcely odd, because
They'd eaten every one.
- Lewis Carroll
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A long goodbye indeed.
45% for Obama, 49% Against – If Election Were Held Right Now
"O Oysters," said the Carpenter,
"You've had a pleasant run!
Shall we be trotting home again?'
But answer came there none--
And this was scarcely odd, because
They'd eaten every one.
- Lewis Carroll
Related
A long goodbye indeed.
45% for Obama, 49% Against – If Election Were Held Right Now
Labels: obama
Monday, February 01, 2010
European Style Socialism: Exit Stage Left
The Obama Spell Is Broken: Unlike this president, John Kennedy was an ironist who never fell for his own mystique.
The curtain has come down on what can best be described as a brief un-American moment in our history. That moment began in the fall of 2008, with the great financial panic, and gave rise to the Barack Obama phenomenon.
Progressives pressed for a draconian attack on the workings of our health care, and on the broader balance between the state and the marketplace. The economic stimulus, ObamaCare, the large deficits, the bailout package for the automobile industry—these, and so much more, were nothing short of a fundamental assault on the givens of the American social compact.
Americans don't deify their leaders or hang on their utterances, but Mr. Obama succumbed to what the devotees said of him: He was the Awaited One. A measure of reticence could have served him. But the flight had been heady, and in the manner of Icarus, Mr. Obama flew too close to the sun.
Limestone Commentary
My declaration of the death of European-Style Socialism was way premature.
According to Rep. Paul Ryan (R., Wis.), the Obama budget is a "firm step toward transforming America into a collectivist society overseen by a social-welfare state."
This budget is about more than specific programs or policies. It is really about the American idea, and whether we want to move towards a European-style welfare state. I know that seems like those are big words, but those are the stakes. It is hard to come to another conclusion when you look at our debt and how we are spending. We are in a very dire fiscal situation."
The curtain has come down on what can best be described as a brief un-American moment in our history. That moment began in the fall of 2008, with the great financial panic, and gave rise to the Barack Obama phenomenon.
Progressives pressed for a draconian attack on the workings of our health care, and on the broader balance between the state and the marketplace. The economic stimulus, ObamaCare, the large deficits, the bailout package for the automobile industry—these, and so much more, were nothing short of a fundamental assault on the givens of the American social compact.
Americans don't deify their leaders or hang on their utterances, but Mr. Obama succumbed to what the devotees said of him: He was the Awaited One. A measure of reticence could have served him. But the flight had been heady, and in the manner of Icarus, Mr. Obama flew too close to the sun.
Limestone Commentary
My declaration of the death of European-Style Socialism was way premature.
According to Rep. Paul Ryan (R., Wis.), the Obama budget is a "firm step toward transforming America into a collectivist society overseen by a social-welfare state."
This budget is about more than specific programs or policies. It is really about the American idea, and whether we want to move towards a European-style welfare state. I know that seems like those are big words, but those are the stakes. It is hard to come to another conclusion when you look at our debt and how we are spending. We are in a very dire fiscal situation."
Turpentine
"Whoever you are, whatever you're up to, that's what you need- a cup of coffee."Related
- Gordon Theisen
Slang Terms and Nicknames for Coffee
Labels: quotes
Sunday, January 31, 2010
126.0
What Don DeLillo's Books Tell Him (WSJ)Wood Toys by Anna Mezenova
Landon Donovan: First EPL goal at Everton
Labels: books, soccer, toys, weekend
Saturday, January 30, 2010
126.1 (Populist, Ideologue and Slog Rainmaker)
(1) Obama v. the Supremes: Alito wins the oral, and factual, argument.
The President's claim about "foreign entities" bankrolling U.S. political campaigns is also false, since the Court did not overrule laws limiting such contributions. His use of "foreign" was a conscious attempt to inflame public and Congressional opinion against the Court. Coming from a President who fancies himself a citizen of the world, and who has gone so far as to foreswear American exceptionalism, this leap into talk-show nativism is certainly illuminating. What will they think of that one in the cafes of Berlin?
(2) The Obama Contradiction: Washington is sick and broken—and it can solve all our problems.
As the TV cameras panned the chamber, I saw a friendly acquaintance of the president, a Republican who bears him no animus. Why, I asked him later, did the president not move decisively to the political center?
Because he is more "intellectually honest" than that, he said. "I don't think he can do a Bill Clinton pivot, because he's not a pragmatist, he's an ideologue. He's a community organizer. He mixes the discrimination he felt as a young man with the hardship so many feel in this country, and he wants to change it and the way to change that is government programs and not opportunity."
The great issue, this friendly critic added, is debt. The public knows this; Congress and the White House do not.
(3) Don't Rejoice Over Higher GDP Yet: U.S. economy grows at 5.7% clip, but next few quarters will be a slog.
The consumer is essentially frozen, Egan added, and even those with jobs are looking over their shoulder and holding back spending. One of the results is that credit unions are seeing an increase in savings, which inched up a tenth of a point to 4.6% in the fourth quarter, as households look to strengthen their defenses against future crises.
The President's claim about "foreign entities" bankrolling U.S. political campaigns is also false, since the Court did not overrule laws limiting such contributions. His use of "foreign" was a conscious attempt to inflame public and Congressional opinion against the Court. Coming from a President who fancies himself a citizen of the world, and who has gone so far as to foreswear American exceptionalism, this leap into talk-show nativism is certainly illuminating. What will they think of that one in the cafes of Berlin?
(2) The Obama Contradiction: Washington is sick and broken—and it can solve all our problems.
As the TV cameras panned the chamber, I saw a friendly acquaintance of the president, a Republican who bears him no animus. Why, I asked him later, did the president not move decisively to the political center?
Because he is more "intellectually honest" than that, he said. "I don't think he can do a Bill Clinton pivot, because he's not a pragmatist, he's an ideologue. He's a community organizer. He mixes the discrimination he felt as a young man with the hardship so many feel in this country, and he wants to change it and the way to change that is government programs and not opportunity."
The great issue, this friendly critic added, is debt. The public knows this; Congress and the White House do not.
(3) Don't Rejoice Over Higher GDP Yet: U.S. economy grows at 5.7% clip, but next few quarters will be a slog.
The consumer is essentially frozen, Egan added, and even those with jobs are looking over their shoulder and holding back spending. One of the results is that credit unions are seeing an increase in savings, which inched up a tenth of a point to 4.6% in the fourth quarter, as households look to strengthen their defenses against future crises.
Labels: economics, obama, weekend
Monday, January 25, 2010
Make no mistake about it...
Victor Davis Hanson takes a look at where we are after twelve months of Obama.
Spoiler alert: It ain't pretty.
Spoiler alert: It ain't pretty.
Obama simply does not have the popularity to carry unpopular legislation forward. Indeed, he is reaching a point where he may poll more negatively than his agenda does. "Let me be perfectly clear" and "make no mistake about it" are now caricatures.
So where are we at twelve months? Obama showed the country his vision of where he wanted us to go; he had both houses of Congress, a toady media, and enormous personal popularity — and he is getting nowhere. Why? Because most Americans are vehemently opposed to taking their country in the direction that Obama, Pelosi, and Reid would prefer.
Since Obama is both inexperienced and apparently a stubborn ideologue, I think all we will be left with when the novelty wears off is rhetoric and euphemism.
Hell Cometh
The Global Debt Bomb: Spending our way out of worldwide recession will take years to pay back--and create a lot of pain. (Forbes)
National governments will issue an estimated $4.5 trillion in debt this year, almost triple the average for mature economies over the preceding five years. The U.S. has allowed the total federal debt (including debt held by government agencies, like the Social Security fund) to balloon by 50% since 2006 to $12.3 trillion. The pain of repayment is not yet being felt, because interest rates are so low--close to 0% on short-term Treasury bills. Someday those rates are going to rise. Then the taxpayer will have the devil to pay.
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Figures on government spending and debt
News Flash: Entitlement Spending Grows Like Giant Cancer on U.S. Economy (via Instapundit)
National governments will issue an estimated $4.5 trillion in debt this year, almost triple the average for mature economies over the preceding five years. The U.S. has allowed the total federal debt (including debt held by government agencies, like the Social Security fund) to balloon by 50% since 2006 to $12.3 trillion. The pain of repayment is not yet being felt, because interest rates are so low--close to 0% on short-term Treasury bills. Someday those rates are going to rise. Then the taxpayer will have the devil to pay.
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Figures on government spending and debt
News Flash: Entitlement Spending Grows Like Giant Cancer on U.S. Economy (via Instapundit)
Labels: economics, obama, pelosi, reid
Sunday, January 24, 2010
No way out after Faustian bargain
The Fall of the House of Kennedy: The battle over who defines the work and institutions that make a nation thrive and grow. (WSJ)"The central battle in our time is over political primacy. It is a competition between the public sector and the private sector over who defines the work and the institutions that make a nation thrive and grow..."
Labels: clintons, democrats, obama, pelosi, reid
Saturday, January 23, 2010
Weekend 125.0
Soccer
Fulham Football Club Provides Update on Clint Dempsey Knee Injury: U.S. Men's National Team midfielder Clint Dempsey will not require surgery on an injured knee, according to a statement from Fulham Football Club following an MRI evaluation.
Donovan open to staying with Everton beyond MLS opener
Baseball
A's prospect leaving baseball for call of the priesthood
64 Things Every Geek Should Know
Fulham Football Club Provides Update on Clint Dempsey Knee Injury: U.S. Men's National Team midfielder Clint Dempsey will not require surgery on an injured knee, according to a statement from Fulham Football Club following an MRI evaluation.
Donovan open to staying with Everton beyond MLS opener
Baseball
A's prospect leaving baseball for call of the priesthood
You have got me walking up and down all day under those trees, saying to me over and over again, "Solitude, solitude." And You have turned around and thrown the whole world in my lap. You have told me, "Leave all things and follow me," and then You have tied half of New York to my foot like a ball and chain.Segway Polo, Anyone?
- Thomas Merton, The Seven Storey Mountain
64 Things Every Geek Should Know
Labels: baseball, soccer, weekend
Monday, January 18, 2010
Weekend 124.2
Scanned from A Picture History of Britain by Clarke Hutton.Drawn to Plastocowell by Clarke Hutton and printed in Great Britain by W.S. Cowell LTD. at the Butter Market Ipswich
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School Prints 1947-51
"The spirit which pervades the published prints is of quiet celebration: they picture a world reassuring in its familiarities; a world of everyday work and occasional festivity. It is a spirit in keeping with the general optimism of the project. The best of these prints present images of perennial rural and small-town life: they are versions of pastoral."
Harlequinade (1946 England)
Sunday, January 17, 2010
Weekend 124.1
The States and the Stimulus: How a supposed boon has become a fiscal burden. (WSJ)
Keyword: Jimmy Carter II
Keyword: Jimmy Carter II
Friday, January 15, 2010
Weekend 124.0
(1) The world's flags given letter grades
(2) Dr. Barber
(3) Highly Recommended: Let the Great World Spin: A Novel
(2) Dr. Barber
(3) Highly Recommended: Let the Great World Spin: A Novel
Wednesday, January 06, 2010
Jimmy Carter
Wednesday, December 23, 2009
Christmas 2009
Sunday, December 20, 2009
Weekend 123.1
A Namesake Who Reanimated Disney (WSJ)
Roy E. Disney, the nephew of Walt Disney, was sometimes dismissed within the company as a dilettante. But he successfully fought a series of battles over the management of the entertainment company that bore his family name.
Mr. Disney, who died Wednesday at age 79, served at various times as a board member and an executive of the Walt Disney Co. Though he was often regarded as someone who relied on the family name for advancement, he helped engineer a company turnaround. And he flexed his muscle as a board member and heir to force the company to replace chief executives who he felt were not honoring his family's legacy.
Roy E. Disney, the nephew of Walt Disney, was sometimes dismissed within the company as a dilettante. But he successfully fought a series of battles over the management of the entertainment company that bore his family name.
Mr. Disney, who died Wednesday at age 79, served at various times as a board member and an executive of the Walt Disney Co. Though he was often regarded as someone who relied on the family name for advancement, he helped engineer a company turnaround. And he flexed his muscle as a board member and heir to force the company to replace chief executives who he felt were not honoring his family's legacy.
Saturday, December 19, 2009
Weekend 123.0
It's all over but the screaming and shouting. A country whose citizenry isn't outraged by this (see below) is a country that doesn't deserve what was bequeathed to it. Mark Penn's two firms awarded millions from stimulus for public relations work
A contract worth nearly $6 million in stimulus funds was awarded by the Obama adminstration to two firms run by Mark Penn, Hillary Clinton's pollster in 2008.
Saturday, December 12, 2009
Whoever invented rope...
...was a real a-hole!
(1) Everton in talks to sign Donovan on loan
(1a) Howard: Donovan Will Bring Strength
(2) How to Make GeekKids Watch Sports
(3) Impotent futurism: the design of Allende's cyber-utopian boondoggle (first seen on Instapundit)
(4) From the Greek poet Hesiod:
And I wish that I had no part
in the fifth generation
of men, but had died before it came,
Or been born afterward:
For here now is the age or iron. Never by daytime
will there be an end to hard work and pain
nor in the night
to weariness.
(5) Shameful: 83 percent of Americans failed a basic test on knowledge of the American Revolution and the principles that have united all Americans.
(1) Everton in talks to sign Donovan on loan
(1a) Howard: Donovan Will Bring Strength
(2) How to Make GeekKids Watch Sports
(3) Impotent futurism: the design of Allende's cyber-utopian boondoggle (first seen on Instapundit)
(4) From the Greek poet Hesiod:
And I wish that I had no part
in the fifth generation
of men, but had died before it came,
Or been born afterward:
For here now is the age or iron. Never by daytime
will there be an end to hard work and pain
nor in the night
to weariness.
(5) Shameful: 83 percent of Americans failed a basic test on knowledge of the American Revolution and the principles that have united all Americans.
Labels: history, quotes, soccer, weekend
Saturday, December 05, 2009
Weekend 122.0
Friday, December 04, 2009
2010 WC Draw
The US is in Group C with E-N-G-E-R-L-A-N-D!
(1) Donovan relishing England test
(2) Rooney: We're full of confidence
(3) WORLD CUP 2010: Group of joy! Draw hands delighted Fabio Capello ideal route to emulate Sir Alf Ramsey
(1) Donovan relishing England test
(2) Rooney: We're full of confidence
(3) WORLD CUP 2010: Group of joy! Draw hands delighted Fabio Capello ideal route to emulate Sir Alf Ramsey
Labels: soccer
Wednesday, December 02, 2009
(Of course it is...)
Democrats: "ClimateGate" Leak A Non-Scandal (CBS NEWS)
How else will they fund their TRILLION dollar Leviathan without it? And are you so naive to think this was ever about anything else?
How else will they fund their TRILLION dollar Leviathan without it? And are you so naive to think this was ever about anything else?
Labels: democrats, global warming, left-wing media
Monday, November 30, 2009
Funny Christmas Commercials
Obamacare: Higher Premiums & Less Care
It's the gift that keeps on giving‡. I find it ironic how aggressively the MSM targeted 'Joe the Plumber' after he asked Obama about his redistribution ethos during the election run-up.
‡Giving = Taking away and giving to someone else.
Nicholas Kristof, Obamacare, and the Broken Window Fallacy
‡Giving = Taking away and giving to someone else.
CBO: Insurance Premiums Will Increase by 10% Under ObamaCare (Ace)Related
There are winners and losers here. If you've got insurance, you're a loser: Congratulations, you will now basically have a complete stranger's health care added to your premiums as if he's a member of your family, because you can afford it.
If you don't have insurance, you may be a winner... sort of. As regards primary effects you come out ahead -- free money! -- but there will be secondary effects, too, as all health care overall is driven to a lower quality.
Broken record time: This is and always was about only one thing. A fairly direct transfer of wealth, and the services that wealth buys, from the middle class to the lower class. There is plenty of reason for the uninsured and poor to support this plan; there is no reason for anyone middle-class and insured to support it. For the latter, there are no benefits whatsoever, and only costs -- except for the benefit of knowing you have basically added a stranger as a family member to your plan, and you can now enjoy the satisfaction of knowing all the extra money you're paying, and all the treatments you're personally be denied, are going to help someone else. Maybe.
Nicholas Kristof, Obamacare, and the Broken Window Fallacy
Konnichiwa
Sunday, November 29, 2009
Wanted: Global Warming Data Masseuse
'Cap and Trade Is Dead'I'm a little late to the party but it's just one more example of how out of touch Nancy/Harry/MSM are. Or are they? The reality is that global warming, just like the "crises" in health care and the economy, offer her ilk the opportunity to enlarge the scale/scope of government. Frankly, I think Nancy eats paste and probably "believes" the "science" of global warming. This is the Speaker of the House who accused the CIA of lying (but we're making jobs).
The more than 3,000 emails and documents from the University of East Anglia's Climate Research Unit (CRU) that have found their way to the Internet have blown the lid off the "science" of manmade global warming. CRU is a nerve center for many of those researchers who have authored the United Nations' global warming reports and fueled the political movement to regulate carbon.
Their correspondence show a claque of scientists massaging data to make it fit their theories, squelching scientists who disagreed, punishing academic journals that didn't toe the apocalyptic line, and hiding their work from public view. "It's no use pretending that this isn't a major blow," glumly wrote George Monbiot, a U.K. writer who has been among the fiercest warming alarmists. The documents "could scarcely be more damaging." And that's from a believer.
This scandal has real implications. Mr. Inhofe notes that international and U.S. efforts to regulate carbon were already on the ropes. The growing fear of Democrats and environmentalists is that the CRU uproar will prove a tipping point, and mark a permanent end to those ambitions.
Labels: economics, global warming, left-wing media, pelosi, reid
Weekend 121.1
Friday, November 27, 2009
Weekend 121.0
Wednesday, November 25, 2009
Turkey Eve 2009
(1) A Black Friday tribute: The aluminum Christmas tree.
(3) I'm moving to Japan (or at the very least trying to figure out how to do my Black Friday shopping there).
(3A) Problem solved!
(4) What Facebook Can't Give You: Over 52 Years, These Men Have Evolved Into Movers and Shakers—Together (WSJ)
The aluminum Christmas tree was used as a symbol of the over-commercialization of Christmas in the 1965 Peanuts holiday special, "A Charlie Brown Christmas". The program is considered a classic amongst Christmas specials,[5] and its mention of the aluminum tree solidified the tree's legendary status while satirizing it as well.(2) The Muppets: Bohemian Rhapsody
(3) I'm moving to Japan (or at the very least trying to figure out how to do my Black Friday shopping there).
(3A) Problem solved!
(4) What Facebook Can't Give You: Over 52 Years, These Men Have Evolved Into Movers and Shakers—Together (WSJ)
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Pre-Turkey Day
Sunday, November 22, 2009
Weekend 120.0
(1) More art from Makoto Shinkai and 5 Centimeters Per Second.
(2) Go BLUE! I'm off to see if the New York Football Giants can salvage their season.
(3) A book review
quote from Randy Stafford...
"Most American conservatives, especially since Sept. 11th, exhibit signs of brain damage. And John Derbyshire diagnoses the problem: too much happy talk, too much optimism and not enough pessimism. There are limits about what man can do with himself and the natural world. Humans are not blank slates that can be remade to fit whatever utopian scheme can be dreamed up. Conservatives are supposed to know this and see things as they are. Liberals are there to take care of the happy talk and wishful thinking."
(2) Go BLUE! I'm off to see if the New York Football Giants can salvage their season.
(3) A book review
quote from Randy Stafford..."Most American conservatives, especially since Sept. 11th, exhibit signs of brain damage. And John Derbyshire diagnoses the problem: too much happy talk, too much optimism and not enough pessimism. There are limits about what man can do with himself and the natural world. Humans are not blank slates that can be remade to fit whatever utopian scheme can be dreamed up. Conservatives are supposed to know this and see things as they are. Liberals are there to take care of the happy talk and wishful thinking."
Friday, November 20, 2009
China to Underwrite Socialized Health Care (Obamacare)
The government of China is also providing these high-quality "I Am with Stupid" t-shirts* to members of Congress and the Obama administration. As a display of goodwill the Federal Reserve is reciprocating these niceties (trillion dollar underwrting and spiff) by 'printing money'.*T-shirts are 100% cotton and manufactured by Chinese factory workers.
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A $4.9 Trillion Spending Increase
Hammond: Section by Section Analysis of the Reid Bill
China warns Federal Reserve over 'printing money'
Clinton To China: Keep Buying Our Debt (CBS)
Labels: china, economics, obama, pelosi, reid
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Plenty of signs...just no signs of jobs
Stimulus Spent Over $617k in Non-Existent Missouri District This seems to the norm rather than the exception. More examples here, here, here, here, here, here, here and here.
I love the smell of transparency in the morning.
Labels: dodd, economics, obama, pelosi, reid, signage
Monday, November 16, 2009
Sassagoula Steamboat Company
There are hundreds of photographs of Walt Disney World on Flick® but this is my favorite.
Labels: disney
Thursday, November 12, 2009
Weekend 119.0
It starts when I say so.(1) World's Fastest Superliner Awaits Rebirth—or the Scrap Yard
Out of service for 40 years, the SS United States still holds speed records. But what fate awaits this storied piece of naval history?
(2) Braves' Hudson signs three-year extension
(3) U.S. player Charlie Davies released from D.C. hospital
(4) THE VENTURE BROS.: It's Side 2 of Dark Side of the Moon! He's in a Floyd Hole.
(5) Rebel clubs plan breakaway North American league
(6) Microsoft Protection Center: Win32/FakeSpypro - This is a real nasty bugger.
(7) Bill Gates comments on the folly of government regulation in economic/human activity.
(8) Must Read Book: The Sellout: How Three Decades of Wall Street Greed and Government Mismanagement Destroyed the Global Financial System
by Charles GasparinoLabels: baseball, books, microsoft, soccer, weekend
In the Big Rock Candy Mountains
A flash in the pan...
Big Rock Candy Mountain
He needs to come down from his mountaintop because, in this country, only the faithful appreciate a president who consistently makes us listen to him, rather than the other way around....and a flash of brilliance.
So far, the signs aren't good. In his quest to surpass what he's done before and reprise his role as the nation's Moses, Obama appears to be on the verge of an "historic" remake of one-sixth of the American economy, namely health care - despite the fact that a solid majority of Americans oppose the change. Whatever the merits, pushing for major societal change without bringing society along is a guarantee of prolonged strife, and is as unprecedented in its own way as his election was. It is - dare we say it? - very George W. Bush-like in its disregard of the popular will; meaning that, in the ultimate irony, history may pair these two as mirror reflections of one another.
Right out of the box they propose sending people to jail for acting as economic subversives and economic traitors and yet I am, somehow, paranoid if I point out that the first step here is to reduce human freedom and increase state power.Related
And this is just a down-payment, remember. This is merely the first of many freedoms you previously believed sacrosanct to be lost. This is merely the first freedom they've realized, in advance, will have to be taken away. When their Rube Goldberg system of cross-subsidizations and stealth-rationing produces a slew of irrationalities and evasions they did not anticipate, we will have a welter of new crimes to correct all that human behavior they now find constitutes bad economic hygiene and must be outlawed.
Big Rock Candy Mountain
Hope in the Constitution State
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Poll: Dodd approval rating drops
Chris Dodd Is Getting His Butt Kicked In Latest Poll (ACE)
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The Secret 'Friends of Angelo' (WSJ)
Chris Dodd's Irish 'Cottage'
Poll: Dodd approval rating drops
Chris Dodd Is Getting His Butt Kicked In Latest Poll (ACE)
Related
The Secret 'Friends of Angelo' (WSJ)
Chris Dodd's Irish 'Cottage'
Labels: dodd
