Toon from neo's Abortion and sympathy, men and women
More Stars Without Makeup!
What happened to studying? You won’t hear this from the admissions office, but college students are cracking the books less and less
Why Pelosi, Democrats Are Wrong on Unemployment Extension
Dr. Strangegore, or How the International MSM Learned to Stop Worrying and Abandon Objectivity
Science news you will not hear from the MSM: Antarctic sea ice peaks at third highest in the satellite record
Creepy dude: Cass Sunstein's "libertarian paternalism": Czar is "crazy" without the "y"
White Castle offers preview of Obamacare
How Climategate changed everything. The Guardian
Via Lucianne:
In February 2009, I published a commentary in the Wall Street Journal entitled "Reaganomics v. Obamanomics," which pointed out that President Obama's economic policies were exactly the opposite of President Reagan's. I predicted that as a result they would produce exactly the opposite results. Art Laffer has produced a far more sophisticated argument advancing a similar analysis. But the June unemployment report released last Friday shows an economy doing much worse at this point than even I expected. More than 30 months after the official start of the recession, the economy is still losing jobs.
The Massachusetts Health-Care 'Train Wreck' - The future of ObamaCare is unfolding here: runaway spending, price controls, even limits on care and medical licensing.
Scientist: I am now an official enemy of the State
Anti-Semitism update: Shrinkwrapped
From Coyote's You Get What You Pay For:
When we gave government money targeted at single women with kids we got, incredibly, more single women with kids. And when we give people money only when they are unemployed, we are going to get more unemployed. The economics of this are pretty bullet-proof. We may choose to do so because we have a humanitarian desire to cushion hardship, but we should accept that when we reduce the hardship of being unemployed, and actually give people money for not working, were are going to get more people unemployed for longer periods.
