Category Archives: Quote of the Day

If it doesn’t bleed, it never happened You can imagine how much more tedious it would be to watch soldiers running meetings on irrigation. Jane Arraf Ms. Arraf is the now former CNN Baghdad bureau chief. “Former” because like the … Continue reading →

Party? You bet! I have often said that Thais would celebrate Tuesday if it meant a party. It’s sanook. John Dunshee – Some Poor Schmuck Hit the link to find out more about sanook.

Today, I would like to introduce you to your next Secretary of Energy Somehow we have to figure out how to boost the price of gasoline to the levels in Europe. Mr. Steven Chu – Director of the Lawrence Berkeley … Continue reading →

In terms of “The Worst That Could Happen” to the US economy, Eamon Javers of Business Week set up sets up four truly crappy, and realistic, scenarios and reviews them one by one at The Politico with James Rickards of … Continue reading →

On the topic of this weekend’s flying footwear I know shoes are a cultural thing in the Middle East—throwing them at someone is the ultimate insult, I guess.  Probably the most disturbing thing about this video is knowing that when … Continue reading →

NPR will be laying off 7% of its employees because of a budget shortfall. While commend them for not just going back to mommy and asking for more funds, do we really NEED NPR for anything? We’ve got over a … Continue reading →

Head up ass. Full speed ahead (in an electric car) The price of a gallon of regular gasoline, which peaked at over $4 last summer, is now about $1.75. This means that today’s drivers are enjoying the equivalent of 1980 … Continue reading →

I said it yesterday, and I’m saying it again today. Feel the Dumb! What’s good for General Motors IS good for the country. Once the country is calling the shots. Michael Moore And he isn’t the only leftist maroon demanding … Continue reading →

The final paragraph in a well written post So in a show of good faith, I would like to see our federal leaders take the lead in fiscal accountability by refusing to accept a salary until, as they’ve demanded of … Continue reading →