Maggie's Farm

Peter Falk died.

Is your reputation a form of currency? Yes.

One of one's most precious possessions, and most easily squandered. (h/t, Insty)

Government: An Aristocracy of Incompetence

Staying married to unfaithful men

What most voters do not know (h/t, AVI)

Don't Wanna Legalize Prostitution? How About Sex Slaves Instead?

But who can afford to keep slaves anymore?

Presidential Race Made Easy

Fatcat Fundraisers Flee From Obama: 'The Democratic Business-Donor Community is Demoralized'

Michelle Obama: 'I can't stop eating French fries. But eat your vegetables.'

In Maine, only 14 people signed up for Obamacare.

Can This Economy Be Saved? Yes, but government has to reverse its destructive policies.

‘Gunwalker’ Goes Pravda: White House Unleashes MSM - The Post prints an attack on Issa that no other paper saw fit to run: an anonymous hit job concocted by the Obama administration. And The Times finally talks Gunwalker ... by attacking the GOP. With a debunked lie.

NJ government unions Dealt Crushing Defeat

Yes, Meet the "Christie Democrats"

Heroin Kingpin Is Illegal Alien on Food Stamps

Powerline on oil: Too Little, Way Too Late

You think It’s Bad Now? TSA Unionizes, Chooses AFL-CIO

“Undocumented” folly: A liberal reporter’s illegal alien sob story

Coyote: Power Imbalance: The Difference Between Liberal and Libertarian Philosophy

Slaughter ban sending horses across borders - GAO says policy has led to ‘unintended consequences’

I don't know what the problem is with putting horses down. People put dogs down all the time, and nobody calls it "slaughter."

California farmer VDH on the Dept of Agriculture: The department of grotesque payoffs

The US Department of Agriculture no longer serves as a lifeline to millions of struggling homestead farmers. Instead, it is a vast, self-perpetuating postmodern bureaucracy with an amorphous budget of some $130 billion -- a sum far greater than the nation's net farm income this year. In fact, the more the Agriculture Department has pontificated about family farmers, the more they've vanished -- comprising now only about 1 percent of the American population.