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Larwyn's Linx: The Madness That's Killing Jobs
Doug Ross @ Journal —
... Honest Medicare Plans to Cut Specialists' Payments : WSJ Prominent Jewish Democrats Double Down On Obama. Unpersuasively. : Mere Rhetoric Climate & Energy The EPA Silences a Climate Skeptic : Strassel House climate bill wouldn't cut oil dependency much : McClatchy A libertarian for coercive energy policy? : Green Hell Media Who wouldn't believe Chris Dodd? : Riehl CBS omits Obama mention on 9.5% Unemployment Story : NewsBusters Storm Clouds on the Fourth : PJM (Simon) Ten Palin Theories : Kaus Helen Thomas: ...
"Storm Clouds on the Fourth of July"
Power Line —
Roger Simon writes, provocatively:
I don't think I've ever seen my country so divided and depressed on the Fourth of July in my lifetime....The current situation is grim.
Obama is already over. In six short months the now-spattered bumper stickers with "Hope and Change" seem like pathetic remnants from the days of "23 Skidoo," the echoes of "Yes, we can" more nauseating than ever in their cliché-ridden evasiveness. Although they may pretend otherwise, even Obama's choir in the mainstream media seems to know he's finished, their defenses of his wildly ...
Pursuing Happiness
Dr. Melissa Clouthier —
... What distresses some, like Roger Simon, is the seeming impulse to relinquish individual freedom to have a group guarantee. While most people know that standing in line ala the DMV does not mean happiness, it can be a comfort. And many Americans seek comfort over freedom. They trust the state more than they trust their own ability to find happiness. ...
MAGICAL ROSE GARDENS vs THE BLOOMS OUTSIDE YOUR WINDOW
Dr. Sanity —
... craziness that seems to have descended on the great country of ours. I am not ruling out returning to blogging someday--or even blogging with others; but right now, with so much going on in my life, I just don't have the time to blog on a daily basis and keep it fresh and interesting. When--if--I return to blogging, expect to see Dr. Sanity in a different format. Hope and change and all that jazz. And, speaking of hopenchange, it is sad to realize that many things happening in our nation and around the world right now are beyond any ...
