Things that make you go hmmm.. Q and O Blog: Kyoto signatories GHG emissions up 21%

Thats right folks. You know that rabidly popular document which would have torched our economy in the sake of saving the planet? Well it seems that the emissions of those who signed the document has in fact, gone up - way up. Hmm.
In fact, during the last decade the United States only released 6% of […]

 

This is why I like Kudlow…

Larry Kudlow has a number of strong articles relating to the weakness of the dollar, commodity prices, and the federal government’s incompetence (read in the Fed) on the difficulties we face.
Without linking all of them, let me just point you to his own column over at National Review.
Its good stuff and I highly recommend reading it not […]

 

Glenn Beck right on oil, environment.

Just wanted to post a quick thought. This is a really good article by Glenn Beck regarding food and energy use here in the United States, and he is absolutely correct.
For all the hand wringing about the problems being caused by higher oil prices, squat is being done about it.
In fact, when you look at […]

 

Cool. Quoted by Slate.

Yeah, that slate.
Didnt pick up on it until I was taking a short break to look at stats this afternoon and noticed a little boost.
So what exactly did they pick up on? Meh, just my opinion regarding the voter ID decision recently announced by the United States Supreme Court.
So add to the list of New […]

 

United States Supreme Court upholds Indiana voter ID law

Of course all the whining and gnashing of teeth from those in the Democratic party who willfully incite and participate in voter fraud won’t be happy, but the rest of us in the real world cannot be disappointed in the decision today by the United States Supreme Court to uphold an Indiana voter ID law.
I […]

 

Friday afternoon thoughts. Noonan’s “View from Gate 14.”

While skimming some of the news today I notices a well written and articulate (as always) article written by Peggy Noonan in the Wallstreet Journal today.
The article talks about the lack of leadership we have in this nation and how the average American relates to that vacuum. She is correct on all counts.
It is for […]

 

Philly.com: Obama would ask his AG to “immediately review” potential of crimes in Bush White House

Hmm. So much for trying to “bridge” that partisan gap which America is “suffering” from, eh?
Apparently Obama would ask his Attorney General to “immediate review” potential of crimes in Bush White House - which means of course they would begin investigation of the previous administration - looking for laws broken. In this particular case it […]

 

Movie to see: Ben Stein’s Expelled.

I got whiff of this movie early today by browsing around the web. It looks to be an “awesome” movie as Ben put it in his trailer.
The thesis is based around the supression of thought regarding Darwinism in academia.
Apparently numerous scientist who believe in God are ostrocised for their belief in intellegent design as a […]

 

Will someone tell me whats so cool about “drinking” on the campaign trail?

Really. All the buzz over the past couple of days follows a Hillary Clinton taking a shot of whiskey and making some sort of deal about it. Whats worse, Obama boozed it up earlier with Senator Bob Casey and apparently referenced it on the campaign trail since.
Maybe I am the odd man out, but I […]

 

Third Day’s “Call My Name.”

On the way home from church today I heard a Third Day song I hadnt recognized which sounded really good. The flavor and words almost reminded me of their “Time” album (which I like to this day). So, being curious I flip over to their website to realize that there is a brand new album […]