Stossel on the everlasting influence of Atlas Shrugged

The show discussed the influence of the late author Ayn Rand and her classic novel Atlas Shrugged. The book was first published in 1957 and accurately portrayed the consequences of an ever powerful and out of control central government.

Posted by PM · January 8, 2010 · Category: Random Observations · Comments (0)

The myth of the centrist democrat

By definition, a true centrist would have a rating near 50 plus or minus a couple of points. Using this definition, Nebraska’s Ben Nelson is the only Democrat Senator who comes close with a 47.26 lifetime rating. The next closest senate Democrat to that center 50 mark is Florida’s Bill Nelson with a 37.28 lifetime rating.

Posted by PM · December 11, 2009 · Category: Random Observations · Comments (0)

Liberal bullshit week in review

Thursday night (Nov. 19th) “comedian” George Lopez was a guest on the CNN Headline News program hosted by that brilliant political commentator and all-around scholar, Joy Behar. As usual, the topic was Sarah Palin. Talk about obsession! As they have shown in the past, the Liberals aren’t quite satisfied with only trashing Sarah Palin; they feel [...]

Posted by admin · November 21, 2009 · Category: Random Observations · Comments (0)

Balloon Boy Hoax Finally Deflated

Last week during the aftermath of the runaway balloon fiasco, I was tuned into the Sean Hannity show when an internal debate emerged between Hannity and his staff. Hannity’s staff was pretty much convinced that the whole balloon boy episode was a hoax, while Hannity was steadfast in the belief that it was legit. The reasons [...]

Posted by PM · October 19, 2009 · Category: Random Observations · Comments (0)

The right’s embarrassing uncle

 
Flat-Earther
 
Holocaust Denier
 
Global Warming Denier
 
HIV Denier
 
Tree Hugger
 
 
The above terms have long been used to describe groups of people who share common views on certain abstract or controversial subjects; these terms are almost always used in a pejorative manner.
 
Lately, another term has joined this infamous list. The term is Birther.
 
In order to qualify as a Birther, [...]

Posted by PM · August 15, 2009 · Category: Random Observations · Comments (0)

Random Observations

Remember when the Bush and Obama administrations and their cronies claimed that GM was too big to fail, that we (the taxpayers) had to save this iconic company from bankruptcy? After giving GM roughly 10 billion dollars of bailout money, they have now gone into bankruptcy anyway! Why is bankruptcy acceptable now as opposed to [...]

Posted by PM · June 4, 2009 · Category: Random Observations · Comments (1)

Help Wanted

Here’s an interesting job opportunity I found on a popular website; it was featured under the category Legal.
 
 
Have you ever dreamed about working in the nation’s capital among all the movers and shakers? Here’s your opportunity to work in Washington D.C. just steps from the White House and the Capital!
 
We are looking for a [...]

Posted by PM · May 1, 2009 · Category: Random Observations · Comments (1)

Summertime blues in NYC

This past weekend, New York City got a powerful sneak preview of the impending summer. Temperatures on Saturday and Sunday reached into the mid to high eighties, with more of the same forecasted for today and throughout the coming week. Almost everyone I hear; whether it’s people I know, some schlep on the street, or the idiots [...]

Posted by PM · April 27, 2009 · Category: Random Observations · Comments (2)