Things government can’t buy for any price: ObamaCare IT Execution
So the snicker-inducing crash and burn of ObamaCare has been plastered all over news recently. In congressional testimony, the head …
Monthly Archives: October 2013
GOP rent-seekers revolt
Lately, I’ve seen a few articles like this one in Bloomberg today discussing the annoyance of the US Chamber of …
Change of plan – The Lottery of Birth documentary offers some insight to the making and persistence of the Great Recession
I had planned on writing a post about media spin on big government, blaming the Reagan revolution for Chicago’s problems. …
Audit the Fed Campaign: A sham next to congressional subpoena power
Congress can get any information it wants out of the Fed; whatever it wants and whenever it wants it. The …
Origin of indignation regarding tight money: Emotions or common sense?
The tight money-induced Great Recession has damaged our nation in many ways. There are plenty of aspects to the damage …
Jumping the gun on EZ recovery, Draghi credit
This article Bloomberg.com, published Friday, gets a bit ahead of itself in praising Draghi for stellar performance as Europe’s central …
Holding up the Yellen nomination could be a good idea if…
It could be a good idea if done for the right reason. But of course, nothing in Washington D.C. has …
Happy news today in a bittersweet October
I’m too giddy for blogging after receiving some exciting news about my job. Starting January I’ll be a classification higher, …
My New Political Home: The Modern Whig Party
Not much time for blogging today, but I think I’ve found a new place to call home on the political …
Don’t forget your “TSA Approved” locking luggage
I went cable TV-free about two and a half years ago. The decision to do so was out of necessity. …
