PonderPicks for October 4, 2010
Introducing three resources: a government cost calculator, an article about neo-Marxism, and an opinion that the Tea Party movement lacks a “coherent view of liberty.”
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Introducing three resources: a government cost calculator, an article about neo-Marxism, and an opinion that the Tea Party movement lacks a “coherent view of liberty.”
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Now that I’m more focused on preparing my own income taxes, some of the latest tax evasion scandals in the Obama Administration are even more frustrating. I think the two political cartoons below put the sins of Tom Daschle and Tim Geithner into a more proper perspective. It does seem that those with political connections
Political Cartoons: Obama Nominees, Tax Evasion & the Rest of Us Read More »
As I noted in my polling post yesterday, we are witnessing an unprecedented amount of pro-Obama bias in the mainstream media. The bias is so widespread that in many circles it has become politically incorrect to even voice support for John McCain. This peculiar political scenario reminds me of the fairy tale “The Emperor’s New
Emperor Obama Has No Clothes: Why It’s Not Politically Correct to Oppose Obama Read More »
Let me clearly state that I don’t like or approve of the recent federal intervention in the United States economy. Government policy over the past three decades, pushed to extremes by left-leaning and radical groups like ACORN and using the Community Reinvestment Act, created the corrupt lending environment that was exploited by Fannie Mae and
A Warning About the Socialistic Economic Bailout Read More »
After watching three debates and many speeches, we all know John McCain is not an eloquent speaker. His mannerisms sometimes appear strained, partly due to torture-related injuries received decades ago as a prisoner of war, and partly because he is not as refined as his opponent. However, in this election we’re choosing a leader, not
10 Things I’d Like McCain to Talk About Read More »