If you ned more proof of how insignificant we are . . .

Little, little, little people we are.

Oh my! Obama lies again.

'As Obama knows very well, the Citizens United decision applies to
unions and nonprofits just as much as it does to big corporations. As
Obama also knows very well, union political contributions dwarf corporate contributions:

Labor unions have dominated spending on independent campaign ads so
far this election season, despite a recent Supreme Court decision that
freed spending by corporations, a Washington Post analysis shows.

The findings are an indication that corporate money is not flooding
into campaigns as many predicted would happen after the landmark
decision in Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission.

So far this year, $24.7 million in independent spending has been
reported to the Federal Election Commission, campaign filings show.
Unions have spent $9.7 million (or 39 percent of the total), compared
with $6.4 million (26 percent) spent by individuals and $3.4 million
spent by corporations.

Unlike corporations, which
typically hedge their bets by giving to both parties and mainly to the
party in power, union contributions flow 90%+ to Democrats."

Oh my, Obama lies again. Read about it here.

Obama once again demonstrates his talent for spontaneous oratory.

As President Obama headed to the Florida Panhandle for a vacation with the family, he felt the need to drag his telep

Read more: http://newsbusters.org/blogs/noel-sheppard/2010/08/15/sunday-funnies-obama-brings-his-teleprompter-vacation#ixzz0wkJTjU3a

Federal workers earning double their private counterparts

"At a time when workers' pay and benefits have
stagnated, federal employees' average compensation has grown to more
than double what private sector workers earn, a USA TODAY analysis
finds.

Federal workers have been awarded bigger average
pay and benefit increases than private employees for nine years in a
row. The compensation gap between federal and private workers has
doubled in the past decade.

Federal civil servants earned average pay and
benefits of $123,049 in 2009 while private workers made $61,051 in total
compensation, according to the Bureau of Economic Analysis. The data
are the latest available.

The federal compensation advantage has grown from $30,415 in 2000 to $61,998 last year."

The disgusting story is here.

Furher Obama's People's Car

Swindle.

The Nw York Times is aghast that the little people object to lavish public employee pensions.

Read it here.

Ban the Burqa?

Claire Berlinski argues persuasively that the burqua should be banned.

Say, isn't Chicago Obama's town?

"It’s a shame that the public has to be reminded of this from time to
time, but any cop can testify to this inescapable fact of police work:
Where there is no punishment for criminal behavior, crime will flourish.

Nowhere has this been demonstrated with greater clarity lately than in Chicago, where the Sun-Times has taken notice and sounded the alarm. In a three-part series that concluded Tuesday, reporters Mark Konkol and Frank Main examined
the violent incidents that occurred over a single weekend in Chicago
two years ago. During that 59-hour period, from April 18 -20, 2008,
forty people were shot in the city, seven of them fatally. Stop and
consider that for a moment: one city, one weekend, seven people
murdered, and 33 others shot but still alive.

As horrifying as those numbers are, they are far from the most disturbing revelation in the Sun-Times
series. You might assume that such an extraordinary outbreak of carnage
would have aroused the citizenry in Chicago to demand swift action from
their police, prosecutors, and elected officials to see to it that
those responsible for the violence were brought to justice. You might
assume so, that is, if you don’t live in Chicago.

As it happens, not a single suspect in any of those shootings has been convicted of a crime."

Read the whole interesting article here.

Fox News to move to front-row White House briefing room seat

"The White House Correspondents Association voted unanimously Sunday
afternoon to move Fox News to the front row of the White House briefing
room.

The seating change was prompted by the resignation of veteran UPI reporter Helen Thomas."

Here.

Racial quotas in the Navy

&nbdip;EDITORIAL: High seas segregation - Washington Times&nbdip;

Can't we all just be equal?