Monthly Archives: July 2014

Recently I had cause to search for a new cable television provider.  I noticed there were no charts where you could compare the channels offered in each package by the cable and satellite companies so I made one for my … Continue reading →

Here is one of my favorite pictures of how things could always be worse. It reminds me a little of a possibly apocryphal story one of my professors told me about the construction of the early Tokamak reactors.  It seemed … Continue reading →

There is an article over at NewGeography.com where the penny begins to drop for a self-proclaimed leftist professor.  He goes over the economic results of the blue model and compares it to those seen in Republican areas… and of course … Continue reading →

Sneak over there and read it.  His premise is that basically drug or alcohol prohibition are progressive policies.  I agree that such was the case originally but that conservatives have also adopted them as we saw with our best modern … Continue reading →

Well bad enough that Joan Rivers and Howard Stern have a better handle on what is going on in the Middle East than our State Department does.  Stern in particular made some good points about how the Palestinians could have … Continue reading →

As if we needed any more confirmation that Obama is indeed The One we now have new miracles to lay at his feet. The Halbig case is where the ACA is being challenged on the basis that there is no … Continue reading →

The left uses books as a dodge around campaign contribution limits and has done so for a long, long time.  They print a book no one wants to buy, then the non-profits, PACs, unions etc… buy up tons of them, … Continue reading →

Yesterday was National Junk Food Day.  I tell you this now, after the fact, so as not to tempt any of you to break your diets in celebration of the sugary goodness that is man’s greatest achievement… junk food.  If … Continue reading →

And like the villain in a really bad horror movie the ACA spasms itself back into life with another circuit court, this time the 5th Circuit ruling the opposite of what the DC Circuit just ruled and saying that it … Continue reading →

The law allowed for the people who received their insurance through state exchanges to receive subsidies on their plans.  Many states did not go along because they aren’t idiotic enclaves full of people demanding free stuff.  So the feds stepped … Continue reading →