Monthly Archives: January 2011
One of the most difficult things in writing a blog post is to do research. So often it feels like finding a string, following it and pulling on it and then discovering the ball of yarn. And you just can’t stop.
Global warming is a scam. ( What a treat to have someone like Alec Rawls posting here.) The scam has earned such bad publicity that the phrase “climate change” was substituted for “global warming.” Continue reading
MMA Fighter challenges Obama to a match in the octagon; he says someone needs to knock some sense into the idiot. Secret Service sends a team to Minnesota to investigate reports of a sports figure exercising First Amendment Rights during a televised sports event. We all know how important Obama’s image is to him, especially in the sports world. Continue reading
What do the recent 2010 census figures reveal? Among other things, it revealed changes in state populations resulting in the reapportionment of Congressional seats.
If one takes a look at which states made the gains, what underlying characteristic do they seem to share in common? Answer: That Americans are migrating away from states with high income taxes to states that have no state income taxes and a more business-friendly environment. Continue reading
First Obama pushed for end-of-life counseling in ObamaCare, then it was pulled after Sarah Palin rightly pointed out the spooky nature of the death panels (you put this in as a cost saving feature of a bill and you’re damn … Continue reading
Or, why I think Barack Obama has his head up his…..somewhere.
Action on raising the debt ceiling nears, and some Republicans have voiced their potential opposition to raising it.
To some conservatives, refusing to raise the limit on the federal debt could be an effective tactic to force lawmakers into cutting spending and facing such contentious issues as the rising costs of Social Security, Medicare and other entitlement programs. Continue reading
Readers of my occasional pieces here at FA might be interested to know that I’ll be doing some guest blogging over at Watts Up With That (“…the world’s most viewed climate website”).
I had a short piece before Christmas, and a serious piece on Sunday. That one critiques the numerous solar scientists who claim that, because solar activity had no upward trend since the 1970′s, solar activity cannot be the cause of post-1970′s warming. Continue reading
It’s so predictable.
A recent set of headlines on Drudge read this way:
TODAY: Obama pledges ‘singular focus’ on economy… Continue reading
Throughout the past year I’ve been saving links to news of Islamic terrorism in the United States. Why did I save these links? Because many of these events were not widely reported and because someone needs to create a list for future reference as this type of information can give an overall view of the threat we face. Imagine some future researcher looking through old articles searching for “Islamic terrorism.” He’s just as likely to find news of Islamophobia as he is to finding news of actual terrorism. With that in mind it’s time again for the year in review: Continue reading