Wednesday, 07 December 2011
...with a Japanese lunch menu.
"Completely coincidental†says associate head.
Yeah, sure.
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Ann Althouse:
This isn’t serious analysis of what the state did and the real effect on workers. It’s more of an effort to propagate hysteria.That’s the whole point.
Via: Insty
Previously.
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Saturday, 03 December 2011
Bill Quick:
...in this case, "stroke of a pen†consignes several hundred thousand people to employment oblivion, thus improving the useless "headline†number by nearly half a point while at the same time covering up the abysmal nature of employment in America these days.
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I once said that at this rate, we’d end up with zero unemployment, because we’d have zero people in the labor force looking for work.
Related:
AEI’s Enterprise Blog: November jobs report...
Ace: Unemployment Rate Drops to 8.6%, Due To Fact Obama's Economy Is So Foul It's Driven Out Hundreds Of Thousands of Job Seekers Out of the Market Entirely
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Wierd Al.
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Tuesday, 29 November 2011
Glenn Reynolds:
I have a comment and a question. Comment: The New York Times would never spread fear, uncertainty and doubt about a Muslim candidate’s religion in this fashion. Question: When George Romney ran in 1968, was the New York Times fretting about his Mormonism?Some questions really don’t need asking...
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Friday, 25 November 2011

UPDATE (111201 17:20):
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Monday, 21 November 2011
[New York] is a city that people [who] would want to take away our freedoms gravitate to and focus on.Previously.
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FCC Chief Wants To Ease TV Station Cross Ownership With Radio And Newspapers"...combining the localism and integrity of Gannett with the... um... localism and integrity of Clear Channel!"
FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski is prepared to junk federal rules that limit companies from owning TV and radio stations in the same market — and go half way in doing the same for TV stations and newspapers...
Newspaper and broadcast owners say that mergers are needed to preserve local newsrooms as their companies compete against a massive number of national news competitors on cable TV and the Internet....just the way that relaxing the ownership rules in the 90s preserved all those unique radio formats... oh, wait!
LATER, Related:
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Thursday, 17 November 2011
"Flyovercountry†snarks:
Notice how it was no longer patriotic to simply donate to the IRS, it must be compulsory for all of us in order to attain that lofty perch of patriotism...
Each and every one of the men in this video has reached a level of success where they are permanently exempted from the consequences of their actions... The rest of us are always left to deal... It costs us in other ways, fewer jobs, higher inflation, inefficient markets, and much more. We do not have a wealth gap in America, we have a consequence gap.
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Wednesday, 16 November 2011
Earlier...
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