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Brooklyn's Super Convenient but Mostly Illegal Private Bus Service
Jane Jacobs: A Symposium
The miracle of iCapitalism
Today on on Radio Free Kudlow
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Obama's Behavior Is Getting Worse
Government: No more prostate tests
Cancer screening in the elderly leads to trouble and wasted expense
Mark Steyn: Why the lack of MSM outrage at “dead Mexicans”?
Hewitt:
Independents and some Democrats must be joining nearly all Republicans in the recognition of deep dysfunction in the Obama-Reid-Pelosi leadership axis. The lefty pollsters must be telling them that the numbers --weighted correctly and unspun for the MSM-- are collapsing at every level, which is making an already desperate group collectively unhinged.
Morning Jay:
Let us recall that it was Obama – not McCain – who picked up the most money from the banking, hedge fund, and securities sectors. It was a majority of House Democrats – not Republicans – who voted for TARP. And it was the Democratic financial reform bill – not the GOP’s – that ignored Fannie & Freddie and watered down the Volcker Rule to irrelevance. Tim Geithner's financial bailout plan prompted even John Heilemann (no GOP partisan!) to declare that it was “strikingly favorable to Wall Street.” So, if there was ever a cycle that the charge--“The GOP is a tool of fat cats!”--won’t stick, it is 2012.
Over the long term, however, it’s a different story, and Republicans should pay close attention to what’s happening. The protests on Wall Street this month are only a taste of what will come should the GOP win the White House in 2013.
In Iowa and Florida, 'Wal-Mart moms' take a dim view of Washington.
Steve Jobs Never Got a Government Loan
Expert: Solar panels don’t work well
Climate Change Scare Machine Cycle: see how your tax dollars are converted into alarming messages
UK sidelines green economy
Organizer admits to paying ‘Occupy DC’ protesters
Boston Occupy Wall Street Offshoot Organized by ACORN
Cooke is amusing: What I Saw at the Revolution
A Nobel Prize For Settled Science
What the climate change scaremongers don't want you to know
Driscoll: I’d Compare England in 2011 to Orwell’s 1984, But Airstrip One Was More Culturally Unified
Black individuals who don't see themselves primarily as victims are a threat to the political left.
Herman Cain to Wall Street protesters: “If you don’t have a job and you are not rich, blame yourself”
Occupy Wall Street and Student Loans. One quote:
Not everybody who is complaining was wronged. The We Are the 99 Percent Tumblr includes complaints like this: “My father (multiple PhD’s) lives in his car so that he can do what he loves for a living rather than be a slave to the system.” A Columbia graduate student complained to the Associated Press that she has to eat rice and beans. These are not people who got screwed. These are people who have gainful employment available to them and made follow-your-dreams life choices that reduce their incomes. That’s their prerogative; it’s not anybody else’s problem.
Michael Bloomberg tells Occupy Wall Street protesters to lay off banks
If you hate banks, then don't borrow and don't invest. Simple. If you hate big corporations, boycott Apple and Starbucks.
Land for peace: French style
SPIEGEL Interview with Former Nuclear Watchdog - The Iranians 'Tricked and Misled Us'
Duh.
Babalu: The real shackles on our economy
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