11,391 More “Bridges to Nowhere”
Robert Poole, director of transportation at the Reason Foundation, had an excellent piece in the Wall Street Journal on December 10. In short, this country’s mayors have gotten together…
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Hollywood’s Sick Love Affair with Che Guevara
Nick Gillespie of Reason TV has an excellent little video on Hollywood’s pathological infatuation with executed mass murderer Ernesto “Che” Guevara. Guevara, as we’ve noted previously, is idolized by communist…
EPA Rolls Out Most Wanted List
The EPA has rolled out a Most Wanted List fugitives who committed environmental crimes. I just have one question. Why in the world aren’t Greenpeace, or any of…
Bush Sells Out Again
Just when you thought President George W. Bush’s reputation among conservatives couldn’t get any lower, the smirking failure manages to outdo himself. The Politico reports that the president has…
Animal Rights Pirates Insult Inuit
Paul Watson of the criminal Sea Shepherd Conservation Society recently compared a government-ordered cull of doomed narwhals to the My Lai massacre during the Vietnam War. The narwhals had…
WSJ: Let Ford Save Ford
The Wall Street Journal has an eye-opening editorial today calling upon the fabulously wealth Ford Foundation to bail out the struggling Ford Motor Co.: With the Motor City Meltdown…
Blagojevich of Senate-Seat-for-Sale Scandal Wanted to Take Over Change to Win
Illinois’s corrupt Democratic governor, Rod Blagojevich, reportedly wanted to muscle out Change to Win chairman Anna Burger, who is also secretary-treasurer of Service Employees International Union (SEIU). (Sam…
Illinois Governor Arrested for Trying to Sell Obama’s Senate Seat
We couldn’t make this stuff up. The Democratic governor of Illinois, Rod Blagojevich, has been arrested by the FBI on major corruption charges: Gov. Rod Blagojevich and his chief…
The Big 3 Takeover
The Wall Street Journal reports that Congress and the Bush administration are poised to move on the scary corporatist bailout package for decrepit Detroit automakers: Congress and the White House…
Whither CSR?
Economist Wayne Winegarden at Townhall.com has an interesting op-ed about the fate of corporate social responsibility (CSR) now that the economy is weakening.