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Monthly Archives: July 2011
Comic-Con Conservative: Days 1 and 2
This is the first year I decided to take my family to the San Diego Comic-Con. With over 100,000 attendees, the event can be a daunting one, especially with small children. Rather than complain about the somewhat frustrating nature about … Continue reading
Posted in Business, California, Finance and Economics, Media, Policy, Politics
Tagged Capitalism, Comic-Con 2011, He-Man, Kevin Smith, SDCC 2011
12 Comments
Reagan vs. Obama: Unemployment
I have posted a number of articles recently comparing President Obama’s employment record to George W. Bush’s, President George W. Bush’s record to President Clinton’s, and President Obama’s record to President Carter’s. Out of curiosity, I decided to compare President … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Finance and Economics, Media, Policy, Politics
Tagged President Obama, President Reagan, Unemployment
5 Comments
Not Paying for Sex? You Soon Will Be
An advisory panel at the Institute of Medicine recommended this week that all insurers be “required to cover contraceptives for women free of charge” as part of the new healthcare law. Not surprisingly, Obama administration officials said they were likely … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Finance and Economics, Healthcare, Media, Policy, Politics, Taxes
Tagged Contraceptives, Dr. Linda Rosenstock, Obamacare, President Obama
21 Comments
Medicaid and Bob Marley Pharmaceuticals
I discovered this video yesterday via Breitbart TV, and it is both hilarious and disturbing. While I am not a big proponent of misrepresentation by modern muckrakers, this “sting operation” is so ridiculous and over the top, I had to share … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Finance and Economics, Healthcare, Humor, Media, Policy, Politics, Taxes
Tagged Abortions, James O'Keefe, Medicaid, Ohio, Project Veritas, Russian drug smugglers
12 Comments
Carter vs. Obama: Unemployment
I have posted a number of articles recently comparing President Obama’s employment record to George W. Bush’s, and President George W. Bush’s record to President Clinton’s. Out of curiosity, I decided to compare President Obama’s employment record with that of … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Finance and Economics, Media, Policy, Politics
Tagged President Carter, President Obama, Unemployment
28 Comments
Stop the Insanity: Republicans Should Take the President’s Deal
I tend to group politicians in four quadrants: 1) liberal and pragmatic, 2) conservative and pragmatic, 3) liberal and ideological, and 4) conservative and ideological. To be blunt, I would rather support politicians in buckets #1 and #2, than those … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Media, Policy, Politics, Taxes
Tagged Budget deficit, Democrats, Federal budget, Federal debt, Federal deficit, House Republicans, President Obama, Republicans
15 Comments
Filter Bubble Question: What Do You Get When You Google…
A few days back I was searching for some topic that I have since forgotten. During my search, I typed the terms: “story behind” and was amused by Google’s first auto-suggestion.
Posted in Blogging, Humor, Media, Politics
Tagged Eli Pariser, Facebook, Google, The Filter Bubble
4 Comments
More Vintage Christie: Destiny Should Not Be Determined by Zip Code
On June 22nd, Governor Christie hosted his 20th town hall meeting of 2011, in the town of Fair Lawn, New Jersey. As usual, the Governor presents some very clear statistics about how wasteful government-run education has been in New Jersey. … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Finance and Economics, Media, Policy, Politics, Taxes, Unions
Tagged Chris Christie, Education, Fair Lawn, Governor Christie, New Jersey, Phillips Academy
10 Comments
The Future of Education: The Khan Academy
“My single biggest goal is to try to deliver things the way I wish they were delivered to me.” — Salman Khan Today, I discovered an interesting site that I believe will be a game changer for education. I even intend … Continue reading
Posted in Business, California, Education, Mathematics, Media, Policy, Politics, Technology
Tagged Education, Euler's equation, Khan Academy, Salman Khan
4 Comments
Can You Add My County?: Southern California Calls for Secession
“Anyone you ask has a horror story. At some point we have to decide enough is enough and deal with it in a radically new way.” — Jeff Stone Indeed. As the followers of this blog are well aware, I … Continue reading
Posted in Business, California, Humor, Media, Policy, Politics, Taxes
Tagged California, California State Constitutional Convention, Democrats, GDP, Hollywood, Jeff Stone, Los Angeles, Politics, Proposition 13, Referendum system, Republicans, Secession, Silicon Valley, Southern California
4 Comments
