Category Archives: Quote of the Day

I didn’t have a QotD I was happy with until I read Robb’s sidearm epiphany. After my range trip last night, I’m not only positive I don’t want to trade it, but I’ve actually realized the more I shoot the … Continue reading →

According to this guy, having less than average personal wealth makes one trigger happy. It is just foolhardy to place guns in developments of poor people, many of whom are unemployed, and place these guns around children. Emmanuel Cleaver II … Continue reading →

…But I sit up straighter when chatter on the Internet reaches critical mass and especially when it overflows into the sacred milieu of the ladies’ luncheon. At this point, unarmed as I am, I don’t really care about ammo shortages … Continue reading →

You can catch the quote in the video below, along with many others. The Obama Administration has got this economic thing which is “If it’s workin’, tax the hell out of it. If it’s not workin’, bail it out. And … Continue reading →

The leftists and Keynesians are already whining about how the Stimulus is working, just not exactly the way they expected. I keep hearing about a “jobless recovery” and yada, yada, yada and how I need to be patient for the … Continue reading →

They called him “Silent Cal” because of his ability to be succinct. If he couldn’t say it with as few words as possible, he just didn’t say it. I’m glad he spoke the truth here If business can be let … Continue reading →

More and more Like Herbert Hoover, George W. Bush dealt with the economic crisis by providing unprecedented “support” for ailing firms. Through the various novelties designed by Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson and Federal Reserve Chair Ben Bernanke, hundreds of billions … Continue reading →

I can think of no better way to continue on with last week’s session of quotes than to use the opening paragraphs from the book itself. If you are a typical American, you learned that the 1920’s were a period … Continue reading →

Last QotD for the week on this topic. More next week. I’ve saved the best ones for last. In July 1941, as he planned his third term, Roosevelt suggested to his biudget director a proposal for a 99.5% tax rate … Continue reading →