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Photo from In Maine, ObamaCare's New High Risk Pool Attracts Just 14 Enrollees

Nice that Hussey's sells everything you need for a shotgun wedding

Turtles on JFK runway cause flight delays

Those are female Diamondback Terrapins living in Jamaica Bay in New York City, looking for nesting sites. Good to know that they are still thriving there. Somebody built a cement runway on their historic nesting site.

An oldie from David Horowitz: Columbia a disaster. Kenyon an unexpected surprise

Surber asks The Republican presidential candidates are serious. Why isn’t the press?

Powerline has a new look

Maggie's Farm will stick with our antique look - for now. You can scroll down quite a long ways here, and we only put things on a continuation page when they exceed our ordinary format.

The Religion of Rape… ALL Norwegian Rapists in 2010 Were Muslim

Why is Greece too big to fail?

Greece is already bankrupt, financially, morally, and spiritually. But, as Donald Trump once said, if you owe a bank a half million bucks, they own you - but if you owe them 300 million bucks, you own them. Something like that.

New Obama deficit talking point: The GOP loves corporate jets or something. However, Obama Blasts Private Jet Tax Breaks Created by His Own Stimulus

That is called The Washington Monument Strategy

Children will starve, Granny will die, etc. As Lizards says:

Now it's B.O.'s turn to schrai gevalt, just as sister J. did in the ancient times. But J. had a perfectly legitimate reason to act like that: She was five years old.

McArdle: Breaking: Voters Prefer Free Stuff to Higher Taxes, Lower Spending

From Obama, Listen to Andrew Cuomo:

The American people continue to have little patience for politicians who shamelessly try to siphon off more and more of the public’s hard-earned money to fund grandiose, top-down schemes that inevitably reward powerful interest groups instead of bolstering the economy as a whole.

Ace on the commerce clause:

..this new claim is that really there is only one clause that matters in the Constitution, and that is the Commerce Clause, and this one brief clause renders all 4400 other words in the Constitution null and void, because the Commerce Clause says, it is contended, that the federal government may do anything so long as, in the aggregate, it "affects interstate commerce," which, as is often pointed out, applies to everything.