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By Matt Cockerill at 5:36AM

10/22/09 Roundup

  • Stocks slid the day after the Dow hit 10k
  • Oath Keepers pres Stewart Rhodes smacked down busybody creepazoids Chris Matthews and Mark Potok
  • Staying on the creepy statist front, some politicians are quietly trying to water down Hr1207.
  • The US State is stepping up its belligerent rhetoric to  North Korea.
  • Meanwhile, the state's God-Head is losing popular support for his agenda.

 

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By Peter St.Jean at 10:49AM

10/17/09 Roundup

  • Today, the establishment finds partisan politics to be an inconvenient farce, and bands together against its critics. This afternoon, former president George H.W. Bush tells us we should all back off of Obama, as our criticism "crosses the lines of civility."
  • Later in the day, he joined our Dear Leader for a love-fest on public service (read servitude) at Texas A&M, where Obama praised Bush for his "impact."
  • Brick and mortar booksellers are scared silly by the price wars in which Walmart and Amazon are currently embroiled, but I'm looking forward to $9 hardcovers. Thanks, capitalism!
  • Also in book news, news of Google Editions leaks. We'd be one step closer to freedom from intellectual property strangulation with an  e-book store dedicated to "helping people find the information they need."
  • A group of protestors at University of New Orleans is politely told when, where, and how they may excercize their first amendment rights. Refusal to accept the implicit assertion that campus "peace" officers can play God with our inalienable rights is met, as always, with illegal detention and threats of violence.
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By Peter St.Jean at 9:57PM

10/2/09 Roundup

  • Rachel Maddow blasts Jim DeMint, accusing him of treason for heroically opposing the establishment on Honduras ...
  • And since the Zalaya situation just won't go away, educate yourself with Don Rassmussen's earlier post about what's really going on in Honduras.
  • Don Boudreaux explains that true free-market economists don't (and shouldn't) rely on rote mathematics to explain economic reality.
  • William Kamkwamba, an enterprising Malawian teenager who didn't wait around for foreign aid, is now an international hero ...
  • And William Easterly explains why government and other aid providers should look to entrepreneurs like William for guidance.
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By Matt Cockerill at 5:19AM

9/14/09 Roundup

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