Bailout $$ per capita

What’s 3 years of law school debt when the federal government can just soak us with a 25K dollars, each, in the swipe of a pen?  What country can survive with this much debt, and for how long? The money … Continue reading

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[the best of] male modeling

So I randomly decided to watch Zoolander again… and if you didn’t catch the 3 greatest fashion magazine covers of all time… well, here you are. *the middle one is for American Ballet Theater…

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On the topic of Baristas…

I thought I’d relay a conversation of sorts I had with my Starbucks Barista today… seeing as the news is slow and my blog is in desperate need of an update. So I’ve been working for a little over 2 … Continue reading

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How Obama Got Elected…

this video is just maddening… you don’t even have to watch every answer… just scrub through to get an idea of the questions that were being asked and you’ll know exactly how uninformed and WRONG all these people were on … Continue reading

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Computer nerds are SOOO unappreciated…

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Hanson is on a roll…

Wow, Victor Davis Hanson is NAILING it on the race industry… Victimization for generations has proven lucrative, precisely by allowing self-appointed leaders to advance their careers through doctrinaire “they did it” complaints. The script is now old indeed: Blame the … Continue reading

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contrarian repertoire (a series)

I’m thinking of starting a new series on my blog… which consist of short, poignant quotations that describe some truth, some fundamental point that I think all conservatives need in their contrarian repertoire–so to speak. When Europeans talk about “multilateralism,” … Continue reading

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the mother of all double-standards…

Does it not strike anyone as strange that when Republicans try to give businesses more useable cash in the form of tax cuts, they are lambasted as being in the ‘pockets’ of big businesses but when DEMOCRATS blow HUNDREDS OF … Continue reading

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