Showing posts with label Nanny State Lite. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nanny State Lite. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 07, 2011

"Social conservatives don't trust Romney..."

Politico must really be hiring the bottom of the barrel. I can just see the SBJers pulling hard for Newt and his harem.
Let's see if this doesn't make Tecs a Gingrich-supporter. Would the Senate confirm him or would Scottie, Susan, Murky, & Co. shoot him down?
Romney convinces plain, unintelligent, female part of electorate that he'd be a good man in the WH and buy a brand new dishwasher when the old one gets icky inside.

Monday, January 03, 2011

Joys of British education

“They’ll face much larger classes, less contact time with teachers — they just won’t get as good an education. And it will cost them three times as much!” Obviously, they need Rot to set things straight.

Thursday, November 25, 2010

Saturday, July 25, 2009

Changing the light bulbs

Pepe wants the Nanny State to tell him which bulbs to use, and come and change them for him. Same deal for toilet paper. Masticate the food, while at it. It's the pinko way of life.

Tuesday, May 05, 2009

Rinos in a nutshell

They’re politically savvy but intellectually vacuous. Their highest allegiance isn’t to limited government. It’s to meeting the party in power halfway, while making sure that the dollars keep flowing to their constituents back home.

Wednesday, April 22, 2009

A stupid decision

Cutting charges for using cell phones? Gimme a break. They should triple them. There are already too many people chattering incessantly; why encourage them even more?

Wednesday, April 01, 2009

Joys of free health care

Take what's happening in Austin, and multiply by a factor of 10^7. And then, perhaps--perhaps--Pepe will be happy. But don't bet on it. The sky's the limit in the Pinko Nirvana.

Friday, March 27, 2009

Friday, February 20, 2009

Hotel California

California could soon mark another first -- state bankruptcy. In anticipation, Standard & Poor's this month downgraded its bond rating a notch below Louisiana's. In the last three decades, California expanded the public sector and regulation to Europe-like dimensions. Schools, state employees, health care, even dog kennels, benefited from largesse in flush times. Government workers got 16 official holidays, everyone else six. The state dabbled with universal health care and adopted strict environmental standards. In short, California went where our new president and Nancy Pelosi of San Francisco want America to go.

Pink champagne on ice. We are all French now!