Random Nuclear Strikes

She would like to add herself to it.

Alex Sink is running for the US House seat in the 13th District in Florida. During an interview, she mentioned how wonderful she thought it was that, under the new Obamacare rules, people could work less.

Part of me is wondering if this wasn’t some crafty plan to flood local elections with Democrats. Seeing as how Democrats are more likely to take advantage of getting to work less and still keep their health insurance, they will have the free time to repeatedly run for local, state and low-level national offices until they lie well enough to get elected.

Last week, our latest Democrat Governor, Jay Inslee, suspended the execution of convicts on Washington’s Death Row.

What makes this move particularly odd is the, in past campaigns for the US House of Representatives, Inslee spoke in favor of the death penalty. My guess is that with Democrats currently sucking wind nationally, and particularly so in the state, he needed something to shore up his base.

You can take a looksee here to see the fine, upstanding individuals currently waiting for the hangman’s noose or the prick of the needle in our Walla Walla penitentiary. Since all of them killed women, you’d figure the NOW crowd would want Inslee’s head. But no. Not so oddly, if you follow crime statistics, most of them were bludgeoned to death.

On the day after this order came down, I was listening to a radio show before class and heard one of the anti-capital punishment folks on the radio using the argument that we didn’t put serial killers like Gary Ridgway (Green River Killer) on Death Row, and the host neglected to point out that, while they SHOULD be there, their confessions in exchange for life without parole not only saved Washington taxpayers millions of dollars, but also helped some of the families of the victims recover their remains.

I just found it odd that a professional would leave a door to refuting why capital punishment was useful open so wide.

A surprisingly low number of female, black and hispanic students took the Advanced Placement Computer Science exam last year. If you work for the HuffPo, the numbers are “troubling“.

It is a short piece, for slow minded people. People who do not realize that life is all about personal choices. Choices that can lead you to prosperity. Or to stagnation. Or even to harm.

That too many women, blacks and hispanics decided that Computer Science was too hard or too boring or what have you to bother to even attempt to take an exam, while surprising to me, simply shows that these groups have been brainwashed into believing at least one of the following things: That they are not smart enough to be the future of engineering; Or that phony fields such as “wymens studies”, “african-american studies” or “hispanic studies” are just as lucrative.

Of course, none of this matters since, within the month, some “wymens studies”, “african-american studies” or “hispanic studies” professor will have found a way to blame this all on Republicans. This, despite the fact that the majority of these students have been taught by unionized, female teachers their whole lives.