Choose Your Illusion (Somewhere Axl Rose Just Smiled)

Having watched the program this author talks about, you'd think that someone accusing someone else of heresy would avoid lying about what they said.

It's Magic!!!

Apparently there is a basis for the "jobs created or saved" number that I always figured were blatant lies. It's the mythical idea that every $1 of government spending creates $2.50 in economic growth. So let's see, by this reasoning, all this huge debt should be producing so much economic growth that tax receiptes would always outstrip spending and there is no such thing as a deficit. Um...there has to be a statute for criminal stupidity, right? Maybe we should sue the administration for fraud.

Today's Recommended Reading

I'm so disgusted I can't stomach even talking about this crap.

But it Definitely Won't Include Taxpayer Funded Abortions, I'll Sign an Executive Order to that Effect

Representative Bart Stupak (D. Neb.) can sleep soundly at night knowing that his compromise on the health care bill produced an executive order that clearly would not allow taxpayer funded abortions. Oh, wait. According to House Minority Leader John Boehner (R. Ohio) a high-risk insurance pool using federal funds in Pennsylvania will pay for any abortion legal in the state. I wish I could say I was surprised.

If at First You Don't Succeed...

In the biggest repudiation of the concept that no means no, the Obama administration reissued the drilling moronatorium after the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeal denied their request to overturn the District Cour that lifted the ban. So, we have established that the President doesn't give a damn what the people say, what the courts say, and even what members of his own party say.

Democrat Shows Rare Moment of Clarity While RINOs Show How Useless They Can Be

While RINOs Scott Brown (RINO, Mass.) and Cynthia Snowe (RINO, Maine) have volunteered their support for the moronic financial regulatory bill that even it's author has no idea how it works, at least one Democrat is showing some sanity. Senator Evan Bayh (D. Ind.) has come out agreeing that tax increases are a bad idea right now. Bayh's sudden bought of logic may have something to do with the fact that he is retiring.

I'm Sorry Ma'am, but My Head Has Been Firmly Buried Up My Ass for the Past Year Plus

Representative Brad Sherman (D. Cal.) caused a bit of an uproar when he claimed not to have heard of the New Black Panther case. So, Mr. Sherman, are you incompetent or just a liar?