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Archive for October, 2009

  ATLANTA— In yet another sign that conservatives may be forcibly changing the direction of the Republican Party (and possibly the country), Dede Scozzafava (R), has suspended her campaign in the New York District 23 run-off election for Congress.  Mrs. Scozzafava has been pilloried by the right for being pro-abortion and too soft on state spending and other [...]

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ATLANTA— I wanted to share a link to a great post from our friend at Head Muscle.  Health Care DMV-style.  The description of going to the DMV in California is priceless.  Great post!

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ATLANTA— Nancy Pelosi has done it.  Through arm-twisting and back-door dealing, this haughty queen of fiscal recklessness has produced a massive, 1,990 page bill whose overarching intent is to reduce the fictional number of “uninsured” Americans without regard to cost or consequence.  My firm conviction remains that Barack Obama’s misguided and woeful health reform initiatives [...]

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BECKLEY— Today the economic news was good.  The Gross Domestic Product surged to 3.5%. Of course the stock market rallied back up over 10,000…again.    This is no surprise with government spending (yes, GDP is composed of government spending) in all their various forms this was bound to happen.  Add to this that consumers are starting to spend [...]

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ATLANTA— I stumbled into an op-ed piece by Paul Krugman this morning.  (I tell myself every time I that I do, I won’t let myself it happen again- but then there I was).  This post was titled “After Reform Passes.”  Mr. Krugman was writing about what life after reform will look like, in keeping with [...]

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ATLANTA— Barack Obama’s approval ratings have officially dropped at a rate not seen in 50 years of polling.  In a post entitled Megalomania is Back in Vogue last October 24, 2008 (almost a year ago today!), I said the following about Mr. Obama’s impending election:

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ATLANTA— I will say, this recent news that the Obama Administration is going to slash executive pay at bailout firms has me conflicted.  On the one hand, I was entirely against companies going to Washington for a hand-out in the wake of the crisis, and so I have no sympathy for them and the regulations [...]

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