Dumbo’s Economics, more on yesterday’s Scramble theme of Barack Obama’s economic ignorance. First up, from Robert R. Baker, American Thinker:
[President Franklin] Roosevelt responded to the recession he inherited with a combination of massive spending on new government
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Matthew Yglesias is just a tad bit confused.
This seems very confused. Being a “reverse racist” can’t be similar to being a “racist,” it needs to be the reverse of being a racist. Limbaugh clearly just thinks Sotomayor is a
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The Retard in Chief recently gave a speech at the formerly Catholic universiity, Notre Dame, where he ponticated on the need to find a “middle ground” on abourtion. To be blunt, the Obama adminstration seeks no middle ground, via Wendy
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Word from the Boston Pheonix, this morning:
This morning, Massachusetts State Senator Dianne Wilkerson was arrested on charges of attempted extortion and wire fraud after an 18-month investigation by the FBI. The FBI alleges that Wilkerson took bribes from
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Welcome, dear reader, to the most intense nightly read on the ‘sphere: Bitsblog’s Nightly Ramble.
Lots going on.
- So, Ol’ Gaffe-O-Matic Biden and, one assumes, B. O. both think John McCain is wrong on security? Is that why they both
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Ramesh Ponnuru points out yesterday that in a Libertarian fantasy world the Cato institute’s platform would win in a landslide. I would hasten to add that the only reason that the whole thing is a fantasy is because nobody’s bothered
