Category Archives: Ethics

Historic Scam Indeed

Posted on April 10, 2011 | Leave a comment

As pointed out by The Great One, Mark Levin.

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Lifting Gun Bans on College Campuses

Posted on April 9, 2011 | 1 comment

It is important. Just ask Amanda Collins.
Better yet, read what happened to her and the next victim after her.

She has a good head on her shoulders.

“I don’t understand why (the state) trusts good, responsible people to be able to have their firearm across the street, and as soon as they cross an arbitrary line, they somehow lose all reason and ability to be able to be competent with that responsibility. It makes no sense to me at all.”

I hope it stays there.

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UPDATE: Putting the Record Straight

Posted on April 9, 2011 | Leave a comment

Regarding the Thuggery in Wisconsin, and elsewhere.

Make no mistake: The knock-down, drag-out battle in Wisconsin is based on total self-interest, pushing for past privileges, recast as workers’ “rights” that ultimately could bankrupt that state. One would think “collective bargaining rights” are immutable, found in the Bill of Rights, or in The Universal Rights of Man, to hear the public union officials and their lackeys in the Legislature. It is simply not so.

Gary Larson is quite right.

UPDATE: And in Washington state we have this:

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Weekly GOP Address with Paul Ryan

Posted on April 9, 2011 | Leave a comment

Spot on.

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WI AG Calls for State Supremes to Intervene

Posted on April 9, 2011 | Leave a comment

[JURIST] Wisconsin Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen [official website] on Thursday filed a filed a Petition for Supervisory Writ [text, PDF] directly to the state Supreme Court over a circuit court judge’s temporary blocking [JURIST report] of a controversial bill that limits the rights of public employee unions. The suit claims that Dane County Circuit Court [official website] Judge Maryann Sumi did not have the constitutional authority to block the publication of the Budget Repair Bill [Senate Bill 11 text, PDF]. It then asks the Wisconsin Supreme Court [official website] to immediately take jurisdiction of the case and dismiss it. A Petition for Supervisory Writ is not a direct appeal of any lower court decision, but rather a procedure that starts a new action altogether [Wis. Stat. 809.70 text] because the petitioner claims a judge violated his or her constitutional authority.
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“a judge violated his or her constitutional authority” well now, someone has it right.

Let’s wait and see if the state Supreme Court will agree.

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Wrong Answer And A Bad Attitude

Posted on April 8, 2011 | Leave a comment

To boot.

Please, folks, we do not need so-called representatives like this guy, Rep. Jim Moran (D-VA). Vote him out when the time comes.

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Wisconsin Businesses Need Support

Posted on April 8, 2011 | Leave a comment

Some stand up to bullying – and see their business quadruple.

Spread the word. Stand up and be counted. Do not yield to thuggery.

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UPDATEx9: Wisconsin Voting Irregularities

Posted on April 7, 2011 | Leave a comment

This just gets better and better. Practically a dead heat between Prosser and Kloppenburg.
And now a story there are 500 to 600 ballots found that might give Prosser the majority.

Investigations are underway,I am sure. Yeah.

And more on this from Hot Air.

The “I Stand With Walker” Facebook page.

Pundit Press has some very interesting items.

A request from Mark Belling who is a local radio host.

10,000 more votes than the County Exec gets??

UPDATE: An explanation, of sorts. Could be an honest mistake perhaps.

UPDATEx2: It’s official, Prosser won.

UPDATEx3: The loser demands a recount. Sure. Does she know math at all?
Oh, those protests in Madison? Cost those taxpayers millions of their taxes to the state.

UPDATEx4: Day 2 of Recount. Lots of interesting reading here.

UPDATEx5: Day 3 of Recounting.

UPDATEx6: Day 5 of Recounting. About where it should be.

UPDATEx7: Day 9 of recounting.

UPDATEx8: Day 13 of recounting. Since I have been an election judge, I note the instance here mentioned about allowing the recount to include an absentee ballot that should not have been (since it was not completed correctly and completely according to the form’s instructions).

UPDATEx9: It’s done. The recount completed yesterday (Friday) afternoon. Judge Prosser still won by over a 7,000 vote margin. Now. Send Kloppenburg the bill.

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Our Way of Life and Freedom is at Risk

Posted on April 7, 2011 | Leave a comment

George Soros keeps funding meetings and organizations bent on “reforming” the entire, global, financial system.
Particularly, and especially the United States.

Think it’s bad now? Just you wait. The media, and government, doesn’t care about this – their silence implies consent and agreement.

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America’s Energy Future

Posted on April 6, 2011 | 1 comment

Depends on to whom you speak, or listen to.

Like – our own U.S. President Barack Obama at a town hall about clean energy while visiting Gamesa Technology Corporation in Fairless Hills, Pennsylvania, today – April 6, 2011.

Oh – there’s more – at GatewayPundit. Jim Hoft points out that the POTUS was extolling this future energy source by the company (Spanish owned) that received a bailout.

Oh, also, don’t miss that last link (here it is also) that points out a report that windmills aren’t really that helpful. Useless, I think they said. But if you really want something to watch, try this – where a windmill destroys itself and adjacent property.

Not to mention the fact that when such machinery is installed in (much too) northern latitudes – ice formation can be extremely deadly, or just keep them from spinning. In any case, expensive windmills won’t offer much in the wrong place, if at all.

Hear that, Maryland Governor O’Malley? General Assembly?

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