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Tito Muñoz vs. Alan Colmes, Barack Obama, liberalism, clientelism, et al.
Hilarious, since he just bulldozes Colmes.
Sad, because what he says is true.

First, the boy who only wanted to study sign mechanics. Ouch [video].
Shawn Turschak of Chapel Hill was tired of someone stealing McCain-Palin campaign signs from his yard. Turschak, with a degree in electrical engineering, hooked up a third sign to a power source for an electric pet fence Monday and also put up a [...]

Redistributive Change We Can Believe In™
Bill Dyer over at Hugh Hewitt’s blog on the “recently discovered” audio of Obama talking about redistributive change:
Even back in 2001, Barack Obama was already focused on building a “coalition of power” in the executive and legislative branches that could indeed bring about a national redistribution of wealth which even [...]

This was the narrative that McCain should have been pushing ever since…I dunno…June?
Barack Obama wants to redistribute wealth. This goes wayyyyy beyond “tax cuts for 95% of American workers.”
Duh.

But don’t take my word for it, let’s listen to Barack Obama from a year ago.

It is not often that we at all-encompassingly have something nice to say about a business. See, for example, our businesses to avoid category.
Kenny Dunn and his business are different. They regularly underbid other tree removal companies by thousands of dollars, and can be trusted to do thorough, high-quality work. Kenny is just a [...]

Guilty.

Exactly 13 years to the day after being acquitted of the murders he committed, OJ Simpson is found guilty on all counts in the armed robbery case in Las Vegas.

 
Sarah Palin just finished field dressing Joe Biden’s corpse.
Like I said in August, I couldn’t wait.

Like night and day:
Barack Obama, in 2004, practically got all three male PBS anchors to announce, right there on national TV, that they were gay for him:

Sarah Palin, in 2008, could hardly give a speech without making Gwen Ifill feel like vomiting:

Ifill’s loftiest (only) praise of Palin: “She delivered her speech word for word.”

I’m disappointed.
Gwen Ifill is a good journalist. She’s liberal, sure. I know that a lot of conservative blogs are going all crazy on her for being a liberal. But aside from whatever episodes of anti-Republicanism we could point to, she has always struck me as an exceptionally fair journalist compared to her [...]

The obvious alternative to a bailout is letting troubled financial institutions declare bankruptcy. Bankruptcy means that shareholders typically get wiped out and the creditors own the company.
Bankruptcy does not mean the company disappears; it is just owned by someone new (as has occurred with several airlines). Bankruptcy punishes those who took excessive risks while [...]