Maggie's Farm

We over here in Texas think hard about what is being done to West Virginia. We're pulling for ya, for what that's worth.

The obama folks when forced to talk about WV always ask, "Do you want babies to have asthma?"

If you pursue, and ask further about the asthma problem, no one has any idea about the facts of the matter. They might as well answer "Do you want babies thrown into crocodile pits?" for all the hell they know about the pretext for killing an industry and severely harming the producers, labor and capital both, as well as harming tho not as severely --yet --everyone who uses electricity; that is, everyone who uses food.

Mighty well said. Yes, we hear you. We are working along the same bitter pathway toward the same rough conclusion. This can't go on. Like the guy fighting with a bobcat up in a tree hollering for his hunting partner below to ''shoot! shoot!'', and the friend hollers back he can't see which of 'em is which, and the first guy hollers back, ''Hell just shoot up here AMONGST us, ONE of us has just GOT to have some relief!"

BTW, NJ, your thumbnail description of the ad is pitch-perfect --good words and not a one too few or too many, nor wasted.

I'm watching right now a Fox special by Brett Baier titled ''Obama's Green Agenda" or something near that.

Catch it if you can --it'll be replayed, i'd imagine, throughout the coming week.

It's devastating and well-nigh unbelievable. It's as if your neighbors are being murdered so quietly you can't quite be sure if you hear anything or not.

that's well damn put --

The damage being done to human beings and fellow citizens, in the servicce of airy abstractions fiendishly designed with always just a kernel of substance in order that slogans and soundbites can be arrayed to shoot us down like carnival ducks

is astonishing, and a left-handed tribute to the strength of the law-abiding people's system we once had.

Sweetheart lawsuits have been driving our lives, but how many of us even know what the term refers to? I don't want to tease, but will, because Brett Baier just spent six months working on telling you.

http://www.foxnews.com/on-air/special-report-bret-baier/blog

...and Free Republic has some more:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2941681/posts?page=97

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You've got to see this special. It'll be re-aired some number of times during the week --you have to check your local listings.

sweetheart suits: there've been hundreds of 'em. Obama admin formally put into law --thru bthe agencies, not thru congress, so they're not 'law' law but 'administrative' law. meaning, if you run afoul, your hearing is before an adminitrative judge, often working down the hall a few doors from the agency which is attacking you, both offices sharing the same coffee room and restrooms.

The classic sweetheart suit: 'private citizen' groups gets grant from EPA to study some issue. Grantee studies, ties the local issue to some airy edict of EPA's, then sues EPA to enforce the rule. Often, these suits are filed and settled on the SAME DAY. Next, the field agents go out and start writing orders to the property owners affected.

Most of the hugely commerce-crashing effects have nothing to do with improving the environmemnt, but have everything to do with encroaching on and nullifying private property rights.

PLEASE watch the special --and record it, and pass it around.