…is the highest-cost health care in the nation.
Good thing we extended it to the whole country.
…is the highest-cost health care in the nation.
Good thing we extended it to the whole country.
They’re starting to see through the race hustlers.
And we’ll be much better off in the future. At least technologically.
The Democrats are starting to get a little nervous about the president finishing out his term. At least they’re trying to rouse up the base about it.
Given that a majority of young people would now like to “recall” him, I’d be interested to see a poll that asked, “Would you be more or less likely to vote for Republicans if they ran on a platform of repealing and replacing Barack Obama”?
I want to be one too. I’d be honored to be in such company.
The case for it is made by compelling evidence.
Of course, the evidence is compelling only to those interested in actual results, as opposed to running other peoples’ lives.
Another green (and Obama) fantasy, goes up in smoke. I do think there will be a huge move toward natural-gas vehicles, though, with the new cheap supplies from fracking.
[Update on Sunday]
Funny thing. Electric cars depreciate much faster than conventional ones. Huh.
Along with the rest of the Middle East. I guess this is that “smart diplomacy” I’ve been hearing so much about.
[Update a few minutes later]
Wrong link, fixed now. Sorry.
No, working a forty-hour week should not guarantee you a middle-class lifestyle. To think it should is Marxism, whether you realize it or not.
For the record, I have no desire to do any of these things, with the possible exception of number ten.