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October 23, 2008

When I was driving home this evening, I heard some scary news on the radio (HT Mark Levin.)  Could the Democrats on the House Committee on Education and Labor and the House Ways and Means Committees be seriously considering changing our 401(k) plans to a government-run plan?  Just what we need, Congress interfering again with the financial markets and our [...]

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Deficit Rising

As if the economic news out of main street and Wall Street weren’t enough, the Congressional Budget Office just announced that the federal budget deficit for 2008 is $455 billion.  Ok, I’ll wait a few seconds for that number to sink in before I continue.
 According to the New York Times:
The 2008 deficit was the largest [...]

European Resource Bank Meeting – Day 3

Day 3 was down to the nitty gritty – workshops designed to share successes and give advice to blossoming think tanks in Europe. 
Matthew Elliott of the British TaxPayers’ Alliance gave an insightful speech on messaging and that most of UKers overwhelmingly trust television as their source.  He also suggested that the “right” needs to adopt some [...]

ACORN: The Bad Seed?

The editors at the Wall Street Journal write today about ACORN, the group that is among the most controversial activist groups in the country right now.  And for good reason.  It appears that the group has engaged in blatant, widespread voter registration fraud, which really shouldn’t be news to anyone since it was notorious for doing the same thing [...]


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