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Dear WSJ: Economic Snake Oil Not Stimulating
Proponents of economic stimulus should listen to Frederic Bastiat.
'Evening News' Bummed Over Lower Gas Prices
Segment views cheaper fuel as sign of economy in peril, obstacle to 'develop alternative sources of energy or fund green developments.'
Chicago Trib: Ayers 'Seems to Contradict' Obama by Calling Him 'a Fami
Yeah, and the Chicago Cubs "seem" not to have won a World Series for 100 years. A Thursday afternoon Chicago Tribune story (HTs to Ace and Say Anything) by Rex W. Huppke covers the appearance of a new afterword in a book by former Weather Underground leader William Ayers. Let's just roll the excerpt: In a new afterword to his memoir, 1960s radical William Ayers describes himself as a "family…
A Classic Case of Leftist Bias From Reuters on Obama's Coming Judges
We've seen some major cases of left leaning bias in the media, especially during the late presidential campaign. Many of these cases have been blatant and over-the-top in style but, while covering the brazen cases of such bias, it is easy to forget that there are every day cases of the more subtle bias to the left in the media. Today, we have a perfect example of a more subtle left leaning bias…
Major Media Ignore Homosexual Hatefest in Christian Church
Gay activists disrupting a worship service by shouting Jesus is a Homo! apparently are not newsworthy.
ABC: Courts, not Chromosomes, Now Define Sex
Barbara Walters ignores biology while insisting the pregnant man is truly a man. After all, the state of Oregon says so.
AP Report: 2% Drop in Energy Consumption Means It's 'Evaporating,' Sud
Earlier today, in a story on falling oil prices, Mark Williams of the Associated Press bemoaned "evaporating" consumption, warned that the abrupt prices drop would cause a decline in exploration, and cited the need for trillions of dollars of investment to find more fossil fuels.Contrary to or not in what Williams wrote: Consumption has barely fallen.The American electorate has chosen a new…
Friedman: Let Gov't, Not Companies, Reap Carbon Tax Revenue
NY Times columnist agonizes over politicians reluctant to impose taxes that would artificially influence market behavior.
FBN Anchor: Treasury’s Misuse of TARP ‘Outrageous’; a ‘Mess
So what exactly is the government doing with your money? Fox Business Network's Alexis Glick would like to know. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson announced Nov. 12 he would be redirecting the $700 billion bailout to focus on propping up financial institutions instead of buying troubled mortgage assets, which was the original intent of the rescue plan. Glick, the host of FBN's "Money for…
