APK, your buddy is destroying Politifact from orbit: http://www.nationalreview.com/corner/414434/politifact-and-me-kevin-d-williamson
This is like the worst writing I've ever seen, I have no goddamn idea what he's arguing.
APK, your buddy is destroying Politifact from orbit: http://www.nationalreview.com/corner/414434/politifact-and-me-kevin-d-williamson
Longer version from CSPAN: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3E0a_60PMR8
APK, your buddy is destroying Politifact from orbit: http://www.nationalreview.com/corner/414434/politifact-and-me-kevin-d-williamson
APK, your buddy is destroying Politifact from orbit: http://www.nationalreview.com/corner/414434/politifact-and-me-kevin-d-williamson
Have any pols addressed #TheDress yet? I'd like to see a list on who's on what side.
CNN said:The IRS watchdog investigating the disappearance of Lois Lerner's emails told a congressional panel on Thursday night they are looking into the possibility of criminal activity.
Lerner was the IRS official at the center of allegations that the Internal Revenue Service targeted tea party groups applying for nonprofit status. Congress requested Lerner's emails from the IRS and agency officials told lawmakers an unknown number of emails had been lost when Lerner's computer crashed.
The Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration has since recovered a number of those emails.
"There is potential criminal activity," Treasury Deputy Inspector General Timothy Camus told the House Oversight Committee Thursday.
Camus did not elaborate on who may have committed possible criminal acts. And, he cautioned that the investigation is not complete and cautioned against drawing conclusions until all the facts are in.
I'm almost convinced that Hillary (or an outside group) might do well to have a comical TV commercial mocking her general election opponent somehow using people in Llama and Left Shark costumes. Amazing how taken people are with this silliness. We'll need to capture young voters' attention somehow, right?
It appears that the New York Times has noticed Walker's union comments..
http://www.nytimes.com/politics/fir...cs&action=Click&pgtype=Blogs®ion=Body&_r=0
Even more remarkable? The folks at FR appear to not be all that happy with this line of argument.
http://freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3262115/posts
A bit shocking, honestly.
Watching freepers turn on each other fills my heart with joy.
APK, your buddy is destroying Politifact from orbit: http://www.nationalreview.com/corner/414434/politifact-and-me-kevin-d-williamson
Ahem. Mr. Williamson is actually my BFF, not APK's.
Would not be surprised if this position is taken by a lot of the candidates. They can't give up all the anti-drug voters, but they can trick them with the states rights line.Huh. Something actually interesting came out of CPAC. Seems Ted Cruz has no problem with states legalizing weed. He opposes it, of course, but says it's find if we limit such decisions to the states.
That's actually the conclusion of the piece, click through to see the magnificence in full, including like a 400 word paragraph.Well tell him he needs to take a writing course, that first paragraph is atrocious. I mean goddamn, that second sentence isn't much better. Dude needs to use some shorter sentences with fewer clauses.
That's actually the conclusion of the piece, click through to see the magnificence in full, including like a 400 word paragraph.
Would not be surprised if this position is taken by a lot of the candidates. They can't give up all the anti-drug voters, but they can trick them with the states rights line.
I'm trying to think, there was a similar thing in 2008 or so. I know a few Republicans tried it with gay marriage.
Well tell him he needs to take a writing course, that first paragraph is atrocious. I mean goddamn, that second sentence isn't much better. Dude needs to use some shorter sentences with fewer clauses.
Just read the piece, and yikes. Yeah, we need a nice long chat.
Wait, do you actually know him or do you just troll him on twitter? Either way tell him he needs an editor.
Wait, do you actually know him or do you just troll him on twitter? Either way tell him he needs an editor.
Watching freepers turn on each other fills my heart with joy.
Do you ever read the nasty posts from our FRiends about Walker? In this current thread there are 3 or 4.....I think they are trolls out for really getting either Bush or Hillary elected.....they are liberals who hate Walker so much just like they did Santorum and want to destroy the United States. Can you imagine if FREEPERS had supported Santorum and he won the primary and then the General which he would have no doubt. FREEPERS went to the polls to vote against Santorum...so frustrating over that. But anyway, we could be finishing our Santorum administration going on to a Walker Administration and then to a Cruz Administration......Holy Cow......24 years of perfect governing........how we could have been. That is why I am frustrated.
BTW, Oblivion, Ted Cruz changed his position on this from a year ago. A year ago, Ted Cruz criticized Obama for not enforcing marijuana laws in Colorado, but now he's all "ooooh, state's rights" up in this. He's a snake oil salesman and nothing else.
Has this site been posted? https://www.crowdpac.com/elections/2016-presidential-election
They added historical figures so you can see who Reagan would have wanted.
Rick Perry/Ben Carson ticket
And Bill Clinton:Andrew Cuomo/Jim Webb ticket
Walker just said that his experience taking on union protesters means he can take on ISIS.
How is comparing people protesting for workers rights to terrorists not a disqualifier in this country? Ours is seemingly the only politics in the world that gets off on berating the poor.
I'm just more pissed that unions can be compared to terrorists. I could care less about the foreign policy experience.
Its disgusting.
If they did would anyone notice?Let's see if anyone brings this up on meet the press.
The latter. He's also responded to some of my articles in the past.
Have any pols addressed #TheDress yet? I'd like to see a list on who's on what side.
Articles?
Richard L. Trumka @RichardTrumka · 14m 14 minutes ago
I call on @GovWalker to personally & immediately retract & apologize sincerely to the millions of workers he has so appallingly insulted
Richard L. Trumka @RichardTrumka · 15m 15 minutes ago
.@GovWalker stmt comparing workers & terrorists is revolting. Its clear his judgment is impaired & he's not qualified for the Presidency
lol‏@ZekeJMiller 2m2 minutes ago
Rand promises a plan to provide the largest tax cut in American history AND balance the budget within five years... hm...
Kropotkin was on the reading list I made for potatoman one time. Bakunin would be except I don't think there is a single of his books that I like enough and I was trying to condense the list to only five or so.That's your blog? So you do have sympathy for socialists. I knew it.
Or at least, I recognize that first excerpt from Markets, not Capitalism.
Kropotkin was on the reading list I made for potatoman one time. Bakunin would be except I don't think there is a single of his books that I like enough and I was trying to condense the list to only five or so.
.@ZekeJMiller 15s15 seconds ago
Santorum calls for deploying 10,000 U.S. troops on the ground against ISIS and "real" airstrikes.
I guess Bakunin was on it after all, though I feel like I want to change the list anytime I make one and stop myself, there was one I wanted to add just now looking at this but I can't remember what it was:What was the list?
I think all but the first one and Road To Serfdom are public domain or made available on Mises for free.Huemer, Michael. The problem of political authority : an examination of the right to coerce and the duty to obey. Houndmills, Basingstoke, Hampshire New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2013.
Bakunin, Mikhail A., and Marshall Shatz. Statism and anarchy. Cambridge New York: Cambridge University Press, 1990.
Bastiat, Frédéric. The Law. Dean Russell, trans. Irvington-on-Hudson, NY: Foundation for Economic Education, Inc. 1998. Library of Economics and Liberty [Online] available from http://www.econlib.org/library/Bastiat/basLaw.html; accessed 11 August 2014; Internet.
Hayek, Friedrich A. The road to serfdom. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1994.
Kropotkin, Petr A., and Thomas H. Huxley. Mutual aid, a factor of evolution. Boston: Extending Horizons Books, 1955.
Mises, Ludwig von. The clash of group interests Auburn, Ala: Ludwig von Mises Institute, 2011.
Rothbard, Murray N. Egalitarianism as a revolt against nature, and other essays. Auburn, Ala: Ludwig von Mises Institute, 2000.
Wait, is there a candidate I'm unfamiliar with, or did they really dig up Ayn Rand?
Yes, that is Zombie Ayn Rand's quote.