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Watertown, WI is wondering how much of its State’s $828 million of the $8billion federal “stimulus” funds they will get. In the Saturday issue of Watertown Daily Times the city awaits funding specifics on high speed rail depot proposal. Watertown is midway between Milwaukee and Madison. While I am a train traveler mainly the adult-beverages [...]

Yesterday I tweeted at #hcsummit while listening to XM-132 (C-SPAN radio) to the latest attempt to sell Americans that nationalising health care is progress. Our ideologue-in-chief was a bit too patronising toward his opposition. (See his treatment of his challenger in ’08, Sen. John McCain (R. AZ) for one example.) Over all, Mr. Obama scolded [...]

Aldous Huxley may have described the radical Lefts greatest fear: social instability. They want a world that is stable now. In their vision a national health system monitored by central regulations will bring the people what Mustapha Mond told the Savage is their goal; People are happy; they get what they want, and they never [...]

Howdy all, a few Interesting Items for your information. Enjoy – In this issue: 1. Lawyers 2. Drilling Ban 3. Fort Jackson 4. Red Dog 5. Tongass 6. Bishop 1. Lawyers. Byron York writing in the Washington Examiner Tuesday reported that Attorney General Eric Holder has hired at least nine lawyers into the (In)Justice Department [...]

Recently, there are bill-boards, bumper-stickers, who knows what other means that has been asking “Miss me yet.” Yes, I missed George W. Bush as our President. I don’t miss his bend-over mccainish compromise toward the Democrats! (Really, why did start off your term as President by letting Ted Kennedy write the education bill? Who diss [...]

Lower Merion School District in Philadelphia is well funded.  Funded well enough in fact that they issued laptops to high-school students.  All well and good so far, eh? Blake J Robbins v. Lower Merion School District paints a picture straight out of 1984.  The Robbin’s child was disciplined by the school for “improper behavior”.  (What’s [...]

In this issue: 1. Walker 2. Humpbacks 3. IPCC 4. Pika 5. NOAA 6. Violations Howdy all, a few Interesting Items for your information. Enjoy – 1. Walker. The SF Chronicle outed the federal judge, a Bush 41 appointee named Vaughn Walker, presiding over the trial to toss Proposition 8 as unconstitutional as a homosexual. [...]

George Orwell in his 1984 novel did not take into account a woman can be just as ruthless little “il duce” as any man. ABCnews reports Big Sister shall be watching the Internet during the Olympics. Jason Ryan wrote, “As the winter Olympics begin, the Department of Homeland Security has disclosed that it will be [...]

What was/is your Israel Test? This is what George Gilder ask of his readers in his latest book. This is not just a question for the anti-Semites but for all of us. The future of the Western concept of liberty depends upon our answers. For myself my Israel Test occurred in ninth grade. After our [...]

Okay let me see if I have this straight the people who support a president who can’t talk to 6th graders without a teleprompter are outraged because Gov. Palin wrote speech notes on her hand?  Is that the situtation?  Casue that is so crazy I didn’t even think liberals were capable of it. Liberals everytime you think [...]

In This Issue: 1. Toyota 2. Nukes 3. Unemployment 4. Retards 5. Conoco 6. Penn State 7. Wind8. Coeds Howdy all, a few Interesting Items for your information. Enjoy – 1. Toyota. Upon further review, it appears that the Obama administration’s problem with Toyota is a union-inspired hit. The timing is priceless. Within a couple [...]

In the Saint Bernard’s bulletin today there was drawn a comparison between some parishers and the game of football. Since this afternoon is the American feast to commericial hype I submit the following: Quarterback Sneak: Church members quietly leaving before the final blessing. [Forgetting Judas was the first early leaver. ]Benchwarmer: Those who do not [...]

Considering how little good my endorsement did Duncan Hunter, Chuck DeVore should probably sue me for this.  Nevertheless I am officially endorsing State Assemblyman Devore for the Republican Nomination to challenge Senator Bimbo Boxer in November.  Assemblyman DeVore has managed to stay fiscally conservative at that least fiscally conservative place, the California state assembly.  He is committed to [...]

In this issue: 1. SPPI 2. O’Keef 3. Toyota 4. Space 5. Hayworth 6. Autis 7. Yemen Howdy all, a few Interesting Items for your information. Enjoy – 1. SPPI. Meteorologists Joe D’Aleo and Anthony Watts published a 111 page report on ground stations used to gather global temperatures over the last century and a [...]