…and the career lies.
I think this bubble is starting to pop.
…and the career lies.
I think this bubble is starting to pop.
…until morale improves. California tax revenues have plunged. And Sacramento’s solution? To increase tax rates, of course.
Romney told Glenn Beck five years ago that the individual mandate was “ultimate conservatism.”
If you want to see the future of the nation, look no further than Massachusetts. It’s already getting hard to find a primary-care physician and it’s only going to get worse.
The CBC comes to its senses on climate change. I hope that this is a trend.
It’s the demographics, stupid. And unfortunately, we’re only a generation or so behind.
How will Newt’s prospects affect its value?
It’s going to cost almost twice as much as they said it would.
Yeah, I’m shocked too. And I still think the estimate is low.
[Update a while later]
Here’s a new post by Phil Klein on the revised CBO estimates. Of course, as we said a that time, CBO estimates are always garbage in garbage out, and a lot of garbage went into it while it was being debated.
[Update a couple minutes later]
More on the lies from Guy Benson, with a bonus mention of the growing deficits, which means that there will be another debt-ceiling fight in the fall, before the election, if not sooner. Hilarious, considering all of the lies and charades the White House went through last summer to avoid that.
Congress should make it easier, but leave it to Harry Reid to screw it up.
…the case against it. It’s not a new one, but we may be on the verge of seeing SCOTUS finally shut it down after decades of urban destruction.