Monthly Archives: November 2008

The Sundwall Administration

” We’ve been systematically deprived of our rights to labor, property and self-protection. Our economy is in the tank because mainstream politicians have raped the Treasury assuring us that the Keynesian logic is sound. Our troops are abroad in over 100 countries. What this administration will achieve is nothing short of the second American Revolution.”
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Knapp & Root for POTUS

I was worried that I might have to throw my hat in the ring for President if Wayne Root was the presumptive favorite going into 2012. I figured I could wait until January of that year given the somewhat simplistic … Continue reading

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Bernard Blinked

I’m a big fan of the Free State Project and the Ridley Report. When I remember to, I log onto to the YouTube late at night and see what old Dave and the crew are up to up in NH. … Continue reading

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Welcome Back Bubba

You’re a political genius. You lead the boomers to power, the backlash was GWB and you confirm how sleazy real good politicians are. Fantastic luck this Hillary thing. How much mileage can the former state media get any more ? … Continue reading

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Dean Barkley Didn’t Do It . . .

Was it the Return of Jason that brought IPR down the morning after ? Is the Last Free Voice that of Elf Ninos Dad ? Poor Third Party Watch, does anyone care anymore ? How did George do up in … Continue reading

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A Wistful Response

Generalissimo Paterson petitioned the weary Congressfolk with confessions of destitute coffers in Albany. Citing the voluminous needs of the State, namely myriads of infrastructure needs left neglected for the crime of a well fed and bloated bureaucracy. Nary admitting that … Continue reading

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The Fanciful Last Days

As this cycle of the American electoral farce closes, a colleague writes; Governor David Patterson appeared to taking steps toward bringing a little bit of fiscal sanity to New York State. Recognizing that the meltdown of the financial markets, combined … Continue reading

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