Category Archives: Dare To Be Stupid

As a Democrat, this guy was against it before he was for it. Roll Call reports today on the dismissal of Chad Schuldt from an Obama-allied consulting firm for allegedly embezzling more than $100,000.   Schuldt had been the left-wing “Clean Cut … Continue reading →

Is what the officials of New Haven, CT. will be doing, starting tomorrow. At a time when a rising number of states and cities are cracking down on illegal immigrants, New Haven, Conn., is reaching out to them with a … Continue reading →

Do you want to see how crazy Seattle area libs are? One of the dweebies from the more like a tree fort than an “Institute” Northwest Progressive Institute went to a town hall style meeting sponsored by the local Air … Continue reading →

This is where your federal tax dollars will disappear to: S.F incurs huge costs for public retirees: Governments begin to grapple with unfunded health care In San Francisco’s effort to pay the soaring cost for retiree health benefits, it’s $500,000 … Continue reading →

That Quebec is it’s own little island, but I didn’t know that it was Fantasy Island Quebecers will be distinct from other Canadians in another way starting this fall: they’ll have the country’s first designated “carbon tax” to help fight … Continue reading →

From “Steve_in_hb” in the comments of this AoSHQ post after cloture was defeated on the attempt to stab US Citizens and other legal residents with the Immigration “Compromise” Looks like a room full of assholes milling around trying to sell … Continue reading →

By now you’ve probably heard of St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Josh Hancock who died while DUI. Not only was he DUI, but there was pot found in his truck, he was talking on his mobile phone, speeding and not wearing … Continue reading →

For idiots, which is why I left it. Developers plan to build a hotel instead of housing In exchange for more downtown housing, Seattle politicians agreed two years ago to take a lower price for the historic Alaska Building than … Continue reading →

Is still the norm at Stanford too Azia Kim arrived at Stanford University last fall from Fullerton and took up residence at Kimball Hall. She ate in the dining hall and seemed to do her homework, often working late into … Continue reading →

When I moved out of Seattle proper (2003), the city had just finished tearing down all the large tracts of “Project Housing”. After less than 30 years the city had determined that these taxpayer funded houses were in such bad … Continue reading →