Category | anti-liberalism

School Lunch: This Is War

Posted on 23 April 2010

Recently, a group of retired military leaders expressed alarm that many recruits to the military are too fat to fight. You can read more about this here.  They find the National School Lunch Program to be the culprit of this disturbing trend.  Every news organization that reported this story had to point out the irony [...]

.tax: The Future of the Internet

Posted on 04 April 2010

I own and run a small internet business.  I also work for a consulting company, where I help people with their online marketing.  So far these have both been great jobs because of the relative lack of government intervention.  I used to be a part owner of some restaurants, and even as an owner of [...]

Should Government Force Small Businesses to Hire People?

Posted on 13 February 2010

I recently received a comment on my blog from Trenton Powers.   Naturally, when people comment on my blog and leave a backlink, I will go check out their blog.  Two posts on his blog are certainly worth discussing. In one post he says this: As a runner-up to the Milford Regional Chamber of Commerce Businessperson [...]

Regulate, Baby, Regulate

Posted on 02 January 2010

About 4 years ago, I bought stock in a company called XTO.  At the time they were seen as a great long term play in the alternate energy field.  They are one of the leading companies in extracting natural gas with non-traditional methods.  Recently, XTO announced that we were being purchased by Exxon Mobil.  Experts [...]

Another Messiah in the Making

Posted on 31 October 2009

Barack Obama gave future presidential hopefuls a clinic last fall on how to run for president.  You begin by writing a memoir about yourself.  Some might say that a memoir is something that is written after you have accomplished something, but Obama has proven that this genre can be bent to be used for the [...]

Universal Prosperity Insurance

Posted on 12 September 2009

  For those who watched BYU beat OU on Saturday night, you would know that former Heisman winner, Sam Bradford, hurt his shoulder in the game.  This is unfortunate, because apparently (hard to tell from the game) he is supposed to be a pretty good quarterback.  He also chose to play college football for one [...]

I fell for it

Posted on 05 September 2009

In my previous post, I discussed the recent Obama plan to address the nations youth in an address to school students.  My impulsive reaction was to come out against the speech, and especially against the Ashton Kutcher propaganda video.  I am not changing my position here, although I am less concerned about the speech.  After [...]

Attack of the Clones: Battle of Bloghorn

Posted on 13 August 2009

Conservative blogs are under attack.  In my previous post, A Good Mob is Hard to Find, Paul decided to make a comment.  Now I don’t know Paul, and I don’t want to deter people from commenting on my blog, but Paul has some explaining to do.  Here is his comment, so we are all on [...]

A Good Mob is Hard to Find

Posted on 08 August 2009

  Paul Krugman, in his most recent column in the New York Times, has become yet one more liberal participating in the project of denouncing those who are protesting the policies of Barack Obama.  To see liberals reach for their guns of derision so quickly to shoot down the form of protest that they invented [...]

Strong Horse, Weak Horse

Posted on 29 July 2009

This is another Mark Steyn video.  It is an hour and a half long, but it’s worth every minute.  Liberty Belle, if you like the Cult of Ignorance, you will love this.  

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