1 I should be first because that's what I want.

2

The Financial Times shows why it is a shit mag and would go out of business if it were not for Dr's offices

3

F&F has been watching AOS again. Doing the Mexican pledge of allegiance story this morning.

4

Also big news this morning is release of all the terrorists in Israel. Personally I think this is a big mistake. In addition, it shows why they need to be executing most of these assholes.

5

Iowa caucuses set for Jan 3

6

Reid: Dems will ‘pursue’ $35 billion stimulus campaign in Obama jobs bill

Yeah, they really want to help teachers and fire fighters right? Hahahahaha mostly they want to help Obama run for reelection by embarrassing Republicans. But, if crying Boner caves they get a two-fer, piss off the base and help their socialist cities out of some debt. (Recall that article yesterday about revenues down 3% but cities still going bankrupt)

7

Feral dogs terrorizing North St. Louis.

We had that problem here when I first moved in and this neighborhood was mostly woods. It came from assholes dumping their dogs off in the woods when they were tired of them are when they had litters of puppies. A little judicious use of the shotgun solved that problem.

8

The Hill carries water for that POS bill known as Dodd-Frank

Many Democrats allege that excessive Wall Street speculation in oil markets has driven up prices in recent years.

Yeah, many Democrats also allege they know something besides socialism as well. They like to blame all kinds of shit for high oil/gas prices at the same time they halt drilling, freeze permits, and print money like it was toilet paper. Yeah, its those evil speculators causing all the problems so weÂ’ll pass a new law.

 

What I want to know is when are the Republicans going to repeal this POS that Scott and the ME sisters helped to get in place during the infamous lame duck session?

9 ...or somebody loses an eye. Now, give me that BB gun and go get me a switch.

10

Yesterday heartlessblackorchid posted about an asshole who kept mentally incompetent people chained up in the basement for SSDI checks

Here we have something similar in Columbia, except it is disabled vets. And here is the kicker.

Over the past month, a Columbia man posing as a social worker has jammed disabled veterans into a Woodrow Street house with no water or electricity and had them “living in filthy conditions,” Melrose Heights neighbors and city police testified Monday at a bond hearing.

Snip

Smith, 35, who lives at the Gervais Street address, has been charged with posing as a social worker. The charge is a misdemeanor punishable by a $1,000 fine or a year in jail, according to state law.

The SOB if found guilty will walk with less punishment than an evil DUI miscreant.  It is time for some beatdown.

11

Perry leads fundraising in SC

12

NRO Tee's off on 9-9-9

The bottom line:

But his planÂ’s peculiarities of design, substantive weaknesses, and political naïveté render it unworthy of conservative support.

13 I should be first because that's what I want. Posted by: .0000009%er at October 18, 2011 07:16 AM

But you have to share...the rest of us need to be first, too!

And Osama Obama is a stuttering clusterf*** of a miserable failure.

14 And that's it for news this morning.

15 You KNOW they will commit crimes again.

The problem is the type of crimes these assholes commit.

16 When the history of 2012 is written, I fear its central theme will be how serious Republicans, one by one, refused to run and crapped put on America just as she need them most.

17

Also big news this morning is release of all the terrorists in Israel. Personally I think this is a big mistake. In addition, it shows why they need to be executing most of these assholes.

Gitmo should be expanded, including an express lane named after Jack Bauer. Whatever's left after interrogation would be executed. The PPV revenues alone would make it "sustainable."

And good mornin', y'all.

18 Posted by: Vic at October 18, 2011 07:20 AM

NRO is disgusting. With the sole exception of VDH, the "writers" there are a bunch of effete, out-of-touch navel-gazers. Their sole tie to "conservatism" is Zombie Bill Buckley.

19 Whatever's left after interrogation would be executed.

I do blame Bush for there still being GITMO. After McCain failed miserably he should have marched all those GITMO prisoners out back and shot them.

20 serious Republicans, one by one, refused to run and crapped put on America just as she need them most. Posted by: CoolCzech at October 18, 2011 07:22 AM

Not to start a fight so early in the morning, CC, but would you care to name a "serious Republican" who "should" be running?

Would that be Palin? Teh Fred? T-Paw?

IMO, the "crapper-outers" are safely in office right now: Weeper Boner, Bitch McConnell, etc.

21 Well, Thune, Daniels, Barbour, and Christie. Paul Ryan, perhaps.

22 How do I turn Vic's font 'off'??

If you are using FF you can set the default font for the web page and comments separately. The font I use in these news copy things is from Word and is 12 pt Arial.

23 F&F making a big deal about "radiation" from cell phones this morning. Every single "study" done to date has shown no evidence of adverse impact yet people keep pushing this bogus shit.

The gov limits the amount to 3.5 W/kg absorbed energy. NOBODY has published the actual radiation level from a cell phone that I can find in normal units for radiation.

Why is that? because the level is so damn low it is virtually not measurable.

24 Well, NRO does think more highly of themselves than they actually warrant, it is true.  But this criticism of Cain's 9-9-9 plan is actually spot-on:


In particular CainÂ’s inability to choose between a sales tax and a VAT is puzzling. The two are very similar in their economic effects. The chief advantage of the sales tax over a VAT is that the latter is considered easier for governments to raise, because it is hidden. The chief advantage of the VAT over the sales tax is that it is easier to enforce without stimulating black markets. (Another is that it reduces the risk of taxing business-to-business purchases.) Opting for both as a transitional step means courting the danger of a VAT with none of its rewards: In the first stage, the government would get a new money machine, and in the second it would supposedly destroy that machine and opt for something hard to enforce.

25 NOBODY has published the actual radiation level from a cell phone that I can find in normal units for radiation.

do you mean units like rem?

26 Why is that? because the level is so damn low it is virtually not measurable.
Posted by: Vic at October 18, 2011 07:35 AM (YdQQY)

But the scientific consensus is that any level of electromagnetic radiation close to brain cells MUST be damaging.  We'll figure out how to measure it shortly, but in the meantime, we are following the AGW model of theory first, measurements later.

27 Vic,
About 10 years ago I saw some studies that showed that a cell phone had much lower radiation levels than a hair drier...
As far as I know there have been no reputable studies done showing any increased radiological risks from cell phones.

28 do you mean units like rem?

Yeah, but it would have to be in micro or pica Rem.

29 sickinmass yeah I've already decided not to go there, thanx

30 re cell phone radiation... F&F just looking for a reason to explain the dogshit stupid that is the OWS.

31 From Doctor Fish's link @ 26:

“I had my Mac stolen -- that was like $5,500. Every night, something else is gone. Last night, our entire [kitchen] budget for the day was stolen, so the first thing I had to do was . . . get the message out to our supporters that we needed food!”
Hilarious. Read the whole thing, as the kids say.

32 As far as I know there have been no reputable studies done showing any increased radiological risks from cell phones.

I have searched the internets high and low and never found anything.

33 Hilarious. Read the whole thing, as the kids say.

I thought that the "pricey camera" thing was telling.

34

we are following the AGW model of theory first, measurements later

1. theory

2. billions in government research grants

3. measurements magically supporting theory,  and indicating a problem/danger exists that requires billions in further research

4. rinse and repeat until retirement/tenure

35 You can bet, much grabass n' shuffle ensued.

36

1. theory

2. billions in government research grants

3. measurements magically supporting theory,  and indicating a problem/danger exists that requires billions in further research

4. rinse and repeat until retirement/tenure

Naaah..

1. Outcome

2. Money from gov

3. Propaganda movie

4. More money from gov

5. fake data

6. Theory

37 Vic, my understanding was that units like rem were for ionizing radiation, not for EM radiation.

38 7. Profit!

39 I thought that the "pricey camera" thing was telling.

Yeah, I bet mom is gonna be pissed when she finds out.

I liked the guy standing about with a pail calling, "Donations, donations," then pocketing the money he collected from the gullible.

Maybe this is how OWS will end, being robbed blind since they appear too stupid to post a watch.

40 Reid: Dems will ‘pursue’ $35 billion stimulus campaign in Obama jobs bill

Boehner just needs to add an amendment that unions accepting funds must abide by rules similar to those adopted by Wisconsin.  Then we'll see how badly they really want the money.

41 Anyone else see the news story about Chris Christie kissing up to the Occupy Wall Street thugs? I just heard a brief quote (He can "understand their frustration" or some such), but I was wondering if there was more to his remarks that didn't make him sound like a slimy RINO again?

Seems Christie is positioning himself rather well for a run at the White House in 2012...in the Dem primary.

42 Government grants, you say?  Where, oh where, did I put that hockey stick algorithm source code?  I just might be able to recycle it!

43 Vic, my understanding was that units like rem were for ionizing radiation, not for EM radiation.

Supposedly this is ionizing radiation. The only difference is how it is generated.

44 wait... so they are a bunch of anarchist radicals, and they haven't even thought about how to solve the problem of security in the absence of a state?

45 As far as I know there have been no reputable studies done showing any increased radiological risks from cell phones.

That's because there isn't any.  No radiation is released from a wave packet in the near radiation zone (i.e., within the first wave length).  Look it up in your in your college E-M book.

46 I do blame Bush for there still being GITMO. After McCain failed miserably he should have marched all those GITMO prisoners out back and shot them.

Posted by: Vic at October 18, 2011 07:24 AM (YdQQY)

 

Amen.  My only complaint would be that it's too kind.  Those scum deserve far worse.

47 Hilarious. Read the whole thing, as the kids say. Posted by: Retread at October 18, 2011 07:41 AM

I can't afford a $5500 Mac right now. Where's mine? I feel that I deserve one!

48 Expecting HEAVY rain tonight. Will a Mac survive that?

Well if it doesn't, then the OWS freaks will just wind up giving more money to that heartless evil corporation, Apple, to replace it

49 I can't afford a $5500 Mac right now. Where's mine? I feel that I deserve one!

Posted by: MrScribbler at October 18, 2011 07:53 AM (YjjrR)

Yeah, I have a ten year old Dell running XP with only 1G of memory. I needs me a new one too. 

50 yeah, these supposed victims of "corporate greed" can afford Macs that are worth about as much as my car

51 Local TV crap news reporting that Christie considering run for veep.
wtf? I thought the job of NJ governor was too important to let him run for president?

52 Look it up in your in your college E-M book.

Either I shouldn't be posting this early or I just had a small stroke ... do I smell toast?

53 wait... so they are a bunch of anarchist radicals, and they haven't even thought about how to solve the problem of security in the absence of a state?

Yeah, but they're happy to play the victim card and whine to the MFM about it.

Boo-hoo-hoo, somebody is taking our stuff, make them stop, and give us more stuff.Now.

Wouldn't surprise me if Bloomie decides to step in, he'll probably accuse the thieves of being in the pay of Wall Street.

54 Posted by: Vic at October 18, 2011 07:54 AM

What time should we show up to join the protest?

I have a long list of free stuff from other people I deserve to have. Maybe we can pool our lists and get other people to steal them for us while we wave signs and get on TV.

55 26
Thieves Preying on Fellow Protesters

So what? Isn't it their intent to collectively steal from the rest of us?

56 NRO is disgusting. With the sole exception of VDH, the "writers" there are a bunch of effete, out-of-touch navel-gazers. Their sole tie to "conservatism" is Zombie Bill Buckley.

Posted by: MrScribbler at October 18, 2011 07:24 AM (YjjrR)

They're mostly a bunch of snotty fucks that are indistinguishable from that poofter son of WFB.  Most of them fawned over Bill because he used big words while ignoring the underlying content.  National Review has been a boring read for years with the exception of Rob Long's stuff.  I know there's a lot of Kristol hate here for some reason but I greatly prefer the Weekly Standard.

57
It's all about other people's stuff.  They're cause de jour?  Ripping off their fellow asshole anarchists. 

Posted by: Doctor Fish at October 18, 2011 07:35 AM (Lt/Za)

The absolute worst place is a Dead (or whatever band they are now) show. Steal your face right off of yer head is the standard MO. Hippies are the greediest thieving bastards on the planet.

58 Well if it doesn't, then the OWS freaks will just wind up giving more other people's  money to that heartless evil corporation, Apple, to replace it

FIFY.

59 I know there's a lot of Kristol hate here for some reason but I greatly prefer the Weekly Standard.

That is because that is the Weekly Neocon and he is the epitome of neoconism.

60 Well, NRO does think more highly of themselves than they actually warrant, it is true. But this criticism of Cain's 9-9-9 plan is actually spot-on: Yes, there are reasons to criticize 999. There are also reasons to find flaws in the Fair and flat tax. Paul Ryan and Art Laffer have both given support for it. I think if I were to run for President I would keep Art Laffer closer than my underwear. Cain is the only one that wants to kill the IRS and the tax code, the cheif corruptors of Washington. Much disinformation has been put out about 999 from seminar talk show callers and blog posters. It seems now that the elitist right, Rove, Romney, NRO, and others that have a vested intrested in keeping the current tax system are doing the work of the left. It has become clear to me that there is a palinization underway trying destroying Cain. We may want to pay attention to that.

61 Speaking of which, new post up on that from Andy

62

Yeah, I have a ten year old Dell running XP with only 1G of memory. I needs me a new one too. 

Posted by: Vic at October 18, 2011 07:54 AM (YdQQY)

Quit yer complaining you running dog capitalist lackey. At least you've got a Dell. My POS ia a Compaq.

63 That is because that is the Weekly Neocon and he is the epitome of neoconism.

Posted by: Vic at October 18, 2011 08:01 AM (YdQQY)

Kristol has been more welcoming of the Tea Party than most of the NRO cocksuckers.  Granted they joined in the trashing of COD but so did a lot of ignorant fuckheads here.

64 Cain is the only one that wants to kill the IRS and the tax code, the cheif corruptors of Washington.

But that is not what the 9-9-9 plan does, and I think that is part of NRO's complaint.  Someone has to enforce the new VAT, and it's going to be difficult to get rid of government's stealth power to raise the VAT once it is implemented, in favor of some consumption tax.

65 If Goldman Sachs is one of the evil capitalist corporations stealing everybody's lunch, they're doing it wrong. Q3 earnings just out: a loss of 84 cents a share.

66 Is the National Transportation Safety Board going to be stopping by today to investigate the train wrecks in the last three or four threads? Will we have to testify and will we be under oath?

67 My POS ia a Compaq.

SEE?  THE MAN IS KEEPING YOU DOWN!!!!!!

68

26
Thieves Preying on Fellow Protesters 

Crafty cat burglars sneaked into the makeshift kitchen at Zuccotti Park overnight and swiped as much as $2,500 in donated greenbacks from right under the noses of volunteers whoÂ’d fallen asleep after a long day whipping up meals for the hundreds of hungry protesters, the volunteers said.

“The worst thing is there’s people sleeping in the kitchen when they come, and they don’t even know about it! There are some really smart and sneaky thieves here,” Terrie said.

.................... “Jesse [Jackson] dropped in like a ninja,” said Stephanie Perricone, 21. ....................   I see no connection at all.

69 Why is that? because the level is so damn low it is virtually not measurable. Posted by: Vic at October 18, 2011 07:35 AM (YdQQY) But the scientific consensus is that any level of electromagnetic radiation close to brain cells MUST be damaging. We'll figure out how to measure it shortly, but in the meantime, we are following the AGW model of theory first, measurements later. Posted by: Hrothgar at October 18, 2011 07:39 AM (i3+c5) If you are going to go by who uses cell phones the most, then judging by the majority of teenage girls, I would say that there is SOME type of brain damage going on. There might no be a causative link between phone/dumb, but there is definitely a coincidental link. Fer shur.

70

somebody stole my formatting

71 I would say that there is SOME type of brain damage going on.

LOL, but Moki, that doesn't explain how they became brain damaged before they got the cell phone.

72 LOL, but Moki, that doesn't explain how they became brain damaged before they got the cell phone.

Posted by: Vic at October 18, 2011 08:11 AM (YdQQY)

If your kids are stupid (than you expect from your genetics),  "Thank a Teacher!"

73 chemjeff at October 18, 2011 08:05 AM It's not a vat. That's one of those lies that has taken on a life of it's own. Has anyone here actually went to his site and read the plan? Anyone?

74 Security volunteer Harry Wyman, 22, of Brooklyn was furious about the thievery -- and vowed to get tough with the predatory perps. “I’m not getting paid, but I’m not gonna stand for it. Why people got to come here and do stupid stuff? All it does is make people not wanna come here anymore,” Wyman fumed. "... do stupid stuff ..." is what you and yours do best, Harry. Any reader with a discerning eye who looks over your experience-rich resume sees that phrase everywhere. It's why you haven't a job and have no prospects for getting one anytime in the future.

75 77 Posted by: Nash Rambler at October 18, 2011 08:07 AM (/Cz3M) Beat me to it!

76 Posted by: Oldsailor's poet at October 18, 2011 08:14 AM (ZDUD4)
But calling it a VAT makes it so  much easier to understand!

77 Counting the minutes until Soros bails out the Ground Zero mosque developers. 

78 SCOAMF Stubbornly Opposes Repeal of Program His Own Administration Admits CanÂ’t Work

79 Sidebar:  Senator Blutarsky has really let himself go.

80 “Jesse [Jackson] dropped in like a ninja,” said Stephanie Perricone

Strange choice of words to use for an incomprehensible stumbling asshole whose movements are about as smooth as a dirt road; are they sure Stephanie didn't use another two-syllable word that sounds somewhat similar?

81 LOL, but Moki, that doesn't explain how they became brain damaged before they got the cell phone. If your kids are stupid (than you expect from your genetics), "Thank a Teacher!" Heh!! Thankfully, neither of my kids has a phone mutated onto their ears. But when I am picking up my daughter from school, you would think there had been some sort of radioactive fallout that caused some severe hand to ear deformities. So, I suppose you could say that the tendencies for teh stupid were always there, and the cell phone addiction is merely an evolutionary (small e) means of display. And public school. Nuff said,

82 Amen, Captain, McCormack seems to have been the hitman, on that round, but the crew over here, seemed to be enjoying doing 'Duke and Duke's handiwork,

83

#4 "...it shows why they need to be executing most of these assholes."

 Vic, it's more sporting to kill them in the wild like hobos.  Half of  'em will be dead before a year passes...and the Aziz Salha probably won't live to see another Eid al-Adha.

84 Why are they surprised, don't they believe 'property is theft,' well the reverse is true as well.

85 It's not a vat.

Well, it kinda is.

From Cain's website:
9% Business Flat TaxGross income less all purchases from other U.S. located businesses, all capital investment, and net exports.
From http://www.investopedia.com/terms/v/valueaddedtax.asp

The amount of value-added tax that the user pays is the cost of the product, less any of the costs of materials used in the product that have already been taxed.


What is the difference?

86 TOTUS has been kidnapped....

Obama is speechless!

87 Saw the news crawl on the TV at my gym that the vermin at Zucotti Park are planning on moving north and taking over Washington Square Park. I live 2 blocks away and I am not amused. This has to end, now. Heads should have been cracked open weeks ago.

88 #2 Vic. Who could miss that Drudge link? Gotta luv the British snobs preaching failure to America. Misery loves company. There's plenty for the taking...

America must manage its decline
By Gideon Rachman
Financial Times, October 17, 2011 8:35 pm

“The management of decline” was a phrase created to describe the central task of British foreign policy after 1945. No modern American diplomat – let alone politician – could ever risk making a similar statement. That is a shame. If America were able openly to acknowledge that its global power is in decline, it would be much easier to have a rational debate about what to do about it. [British know all about it. Perhaps because of what America has done for Britain, the British elitists are all the more bitter that the birth of America marked the beginning of Britain's end, though that took two centuries for the British to conclude from monarchy into socialism, maintaining their feudal order of castes, the elites as financially corrupt now as ever in banking/investment fraud to dominate the world's population.]

DENIAL is not a strategy. Those who refuse to entertain any discussion of decline actually risk accelerating the process. The failure to have a proper discussion of relative decline also risks leaving American public opinion unprepared for a new era... feeding “the paranoid style in American politics”. For the fact is that management of decline is as much to do with psychology, as to do with politics and economics. When it comes to managing decline, self-abasement is optional. This is not a habit I can see catching on in the US. 

[That is truly American Exceptionalism, to not give up: "Nuts!" marked well all the more reason to take care where one places oneself abroad, to secure one's circumstances as one goes. In neoconservative parlance,  American Exceptionalism means aggressively "proving" ourselves the #1 SUPERPOWER. After all, we "beat" the USSR in the "Cold War". We can't be in decline since we keep proving our strength through initiation of military interventions; regardless of outcomes that must be ignored, given no clarity in purposed goal or victory, being dismal failures as what was to be the US Constitutional Governance dedication today to nation building Islamic theocracies. That we use force "proves" the Dollar has "value". Tell that to the British, French, Spanish Empires. Rather, following defeat in both 20th Century world wars, the economic security within today's European Union is based within Germany. Military prowess is its own virtue, and best utilized in its own nation's self defense. When the USA no longer economically funds our "vast military (congressional) industrial complex, that "allegiance" from elitists is to themselves, not necessarily to the US Constitution and US citizens at home, let alone abroad.]

Admittedly, America’s relative decline is likely to be much less abrupt than the falling-off experienced by Britain after 1945. The US is still the world’s largest economy and is easily its pre-eminent military and diplomatic power. However, the moment at which China becomes the world’s largest economy is coming into view – the end of the decade seems a likely passing point. Of course, it is true that China has its own grave political and economic problems. Yet the fact that there are roughly four times as many Chinese as Americans means that – even allowing for a sharp slowdown in Chinese growth – at some point, China will become “number one”.

[Santorum: "I'll go to war with China!"  Given, China's government has no problem allowing or causing its masses to die. It is never hindered with "compassionate" concerns. In a military confrontation, or economic war, its naval submarines employ everything that the US currently employs; some say China's submarines are more silent than ours detect. Regarding levels of troops, there's no way to grant Santorum his wish to invade China, or North Korea for whatever matter. There's no doubt that China is devoted to cyber-warfare.]

[Gideon Rachman fails to consider. Exactly what will Europe do without US Military when confronted by China's Military enforcing its global economy? Europe loves to lust after the fall America. It used to be merely European governments and elitists. But Europeans have degenerated to the point of hateful loathing for Americans, not merely resentment or jealousy. As people, they're betting against us just as our corporatists are, investing in China's growth for a quick bang buck, demanding for example that NATO attack Libya etc. in time to change their own mind and run home to mama. At what ultimate cost? The end of "Western Civilization" since globalism is so damned omnipotent. Contrast who actually wins against all those who lose. It isn't as if China will ever accommodate the UN by ceding its national sovereignty to globalism as the West has done, is doing.]

But although economic and political power are not the same thing, they are surely closely related. As China and other powers rise economically, they will inevitably constrain AmericaÂ’s ability to get its way in the world.

That is why America needs to have a rational debate about what “relative decline” means – and why the British experience, although very different, may still hold some valuable lessons. What the UK discovered after 1945 is that a decline in national power is perfectly compatible with an improvement in living standards for ordinary people, and with the maintenance of national security. [Again, Rachman/Europe is in denial. NO ADMISSION  let alone gratitude that whatever improvement in European living standards were provided via US Taxpayers in the reconstruction of Western/Central Europe following both of their World Wars that dragged us across the oceans to win on their behalf; and subsequent to 1945, US taxpayers providing the funding to maintain NATO and the US Military Stations protecting Europe from their Eastern threats--beyond the USSR now from China--and Southern threats more recently resurfacing from Islam, though truly miscalculated from propagandized "intelligence". Their entire point of forming the EU/euro was to compete against the USA. Now that it's another of their dismal failures, rather than contribute to the preservation of what remains still though shabby, the Dollar, Europeans via Britain must gnaw on our American bones.]

Decline need not mean the end of peace and prosperity. But it does mean making choices and forging alliances. In an era of massive budget deficits, and rising Chinese power, the US will have to think harder about its priorities. [And the EU choices and newly forged alliances with China determining priorities? Again, wtf with NATO, all about America mopping up as the maid, paying itself to be the maid at "allies" beck and call, in order for us to have our own way with agenda. Ironically, the US isolates itself within its own alliances through responsive military interventionism demanded/required by its allies. Given the principle of least interest, the party least interested wins because they don't care enough, leaving the burden entirely on the shoulders of the party that cares enough about the outcome to do the work. Ask the Little Red Hen what she'd have done had her membership in the barnyard alliance been met with isolation, allies targeting her efforts for piracy, whether to their mob violence plundering the fruits of her labor, or simply handing her over to Farmer China usurping her loaf and eating more chicken.]

Last week, Hillary Clinton insisted that America will remain a major power in Asia – with all the military expenditure that this implies. Very well. But what does that mean for spending at home? Few politicians are prepared to have that discussion. Instead, particularly among Republicans, they fall back on feel-good slogans about American “greatness”.

[British Sour Grapes embrace themselves as losers, bitter losers, blaming America for their own pathetic British self-abasement. Contrast, our national security is based upon the Dollar being valuable for American economic prosperity and our borders be secure, and that our military engagements be long-term prudent with clear objectives, strategy and victory. Granted Constitutional Governance, the American Dream is symbiotic given productive individual prosperity within a prosperous society enjoying trade facilitated by a valuable currency. "Lower taxes" or even "No New Taxes" won't cut spending, and so our debt will grow, coercing our economic demise.]

89 Sun's up.
See to any responses later.
Top 'o the morning to all.

90 Now that the TOTUS has been kidnapped, does that mean Obama will STFU?

91 Thieves steal truck with President's equipment

92 I see that Nicholas Cage had come out with another movie. I know Ace is his biggest fanboy, but who the hell goes to see his movies? Sure he had a few okay ones in the beginning, but now - eh.

93 #22 Thank you + 1000

94 Weak third-quarter fundraising is triggering increased speculation about potential House retirements, which are expected to begin trickling out soon.

95 >>Posted by: didn't take long at October 18, 2011 09:22 AM (lpWVn)

<sub>While I don't take issue with the significance of the FT piece first cited by Vic and taken up more recently by you, you will need a new moniker if you are going to remain as verbose as your recent contributions demonstrate.

juss sayin'.....</sub>

96 Rick Perry has a new ad out featuring clips from his Pittsburgh jobs speech and touting a recent analysis by Bloomberg that puts Perry on top in jobs creation (Huntsman second, Mitt last). 

97 Obama is a stuttering clusterf*ck of a miserable failure.

98 Someone doesn't know the difference between John Huntsman and Charlie Crist.

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