Sales of Ayn Rand’s Atlas Shrugged Triple
I read Atlas Shrugged when I was in graduate school and was so enthralled with it I read the entire thing, its entire 1200 pages, in 3 days. With …
Category: Economics
THe House Passes $410 Billion Spending Bill
Sixteen House Republicans voted for it, too. So we have another very expensive, earmark-riddled, spending bill: The Democratic-controlled House approved $410 billion legislation Wednesday that boosted domestic programs, bristled …
Here’s a toaster if you’ll close your account
Another sign of the credit crunch. It used to be that credit-card companies lured customers with cash rewards. Now American Express Co. is paying to get rid of them. …
St. Louis Tea Party
If you live in or around the St. Louis area and you are disgusted with the unnecessary spending that is a huge portion of the Spendulus Bill, then get …
The Reagan Pony Joke And The State of Housing Prices
The rapid decline in US housing prices since 2007 has made for some persistently depressing reading lately for those inclined to even want to read the news. Bank failures, …
Matthews Has Lost that Loving Feeling
Remember when Chris Matthews had this conversation with Joe Scarborough: CHRIS MATTHEWS: Yeah, well, you know what? I want to do everything I can to make this thing work, …
Cha-Ching – Donna Hanks’ mortgage equity ATM exposed
Kim's excellent post earlier today perfectly illustrates why so many of us are angry about the government meddling with mortgages. But there is another similar story that Michelle Malkin …
Who Will Benefit From Obama’s Mortgage Plan?
This woman thinks she deserves a bailout. Minta Garcia is a bus driver. She and her husband bought a $800,000 house they couldn't afford. Now they want the American …
Get Ready for Another Secret Democrat Spending Bill
Not satisfied with the $790 Billion they flushed down the toilet two weeks ago, the Democrats are about to shove through another spending bill. They're spending our money like …
Here Come the Tax Hikes (and the tea parties)
Reminiscent of Bill Clinton who only weeks (or was it days?) into his first term told the public he had worked harder than he had ever worked in his …