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06 Nov 09

Yes, Every Sperm is Sacred! » The Anchoress | A First Things Blog

every spern is sacred - a complex discussion by Pam Geller, which is entirely religiously based, with no awareness that it is inappropriate as any argument to make abortion illegal, a direct contradiction of the first amendment

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15 May 09

The Housing Crisis Isn't A Crisis - Forbes.com

  • In short, the administration should learn from the example of Alan Greenspan. Even when it intervenes in the economy with the very best of intentions, the government has a way of producing disastrous consequences.
  • Peter Robinson, a research fellow at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University and contributor to RobinsonandLong.com, writes a weekly column for Forbes.
13 May 09

Letters: Radio rage - Salon

Paglia notices rightwing radio is intense and extreme

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Rightwing Follies Paglia

  • isten to
    Rush, but the few moments I get to do it, I agree with him 95% of
    the time. Except when he's too soft on the absolutely worthless,
    corrupt and incompetent Democrat Party.


    The scum that actively attempted to lose a war for crass
    political gain. Who figuratively spit on me and my fellow
    servicemen and who idiotically endangered us, to win an
    election.

  • I don't worry about a Civil War because we can easily defeat the
    Gangster Disciples and the Latin Kings, because that's all Bammy
    will have when the chips are down.




09 May 09

Op-Ed Contributor - The Misguided Quest for Universal Coverage - NYTimes.com

  • AMERICA’S dysfunctional health care financing system needs to be reformed. But the goal should not be universal coverage. Reform should simply aim to make health insurance more affordable and portable.
  • Efforts to eliminate this relatively tiny expense, on the other hand, would surely generate new costs. To mandate that everyone purchase health insurance, as many have suggested, would require that the government specify what constitutes adequate coverage — in other words, what health conditions an insurance policy would need to cover. Every provider group with a lobbyist, from massage therapists to fertility specialists, would want in. The result would be expensive insurance policies and costly government subsidies to help people buy them. Young and healthy people, especially, would be forced to overpay. So we would end up with more cost-shifting, and no savings.
30 Apr 09

What a Mess - Peter Wehner - The Corner on National Review Online

  • This is what happens when the government picks winners and losers: big unions
    walk away with GM and small investors get thrown by the wayside. Sooner or
    later, we’re going to have to return to some kind of normal economic activity,
    and when that happens we will need investors, large and small, to feel it’s
    worthwhile getting back into the market. Deals like this one are going to make
    that awfully difficult.

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