ACORN – who else? They are “victims” of “predatory lending.” ACORN wants to train people they tricked into purchasing mortgages that they could never repay how to break into houses that aren’t theirs, in violation of the law. Here’s Michelle Malkin on it. For all of you who are educated in libertarianism and the principles [...]

Professor Dyson, a professional victimologist and blameologist, admits, in a moment of rage – “We need to redistribute the pain [to white people].” Pat Buchanan is at his best here. Dyson, in his opening fury, talks about how horrible it is in America for blacks, but there are no specifics given, no explanations needed. The [...]

This statement hits my nail on its head: That means AT&T and other telcos are under pressure to make netbook data plans more affordable. AT&T’s netbook service costs $60 a month, or $1,440 over the life of a two-year contract

Nationalized.

Another side-splitter in the Wall Street Journal: What exactly is Nouriel Roubini’s economic philosophy? “I believe in market economics,” he says, with some emphasis. “But to paraphrase Churchill — who said this about democracy and political regimes — a market economy might be the worst economic regime available, apart from the alternatives.

According to a deeply pathetic professor of African-American studies at Princeton: – “inequality is codified in law and supported by government action.” – “black men and women risked their lives to gain the right to vote, to live where they chose, to educate their children in the best public schools, and to end segregation in [...]

Here’s a decent rundown. Under GM’s best-case scenario, the company will be back in the black in two years and will have paid back taxpayers by 2014. A lot of things will have to go right for that to happen. If not, GM will have to dig even deeper and ask the government for yet [...]

Regarding Lew Rockwell’s post at LewRockwell.com: here’s the Eric Holder speech threatening that voluntary association will no longer be tolerated if it violates the state’s “diversity code.” Holder says, “We are then free to retreat to our race protected cocoons where much is comfortable and where progress is not really made. If we allow this [...]

I believe this is one place where the roots of the revolution will be planted: the freeloading, government-class thieves vs the hard-working, looted middle class from the private sector. If you have heart problems or anxiety questions, don’t read this. Story sent by Adam Chudy.

Secede. New Hampshire state House Representative Daniel Itse has stirred the political pot with his bill, House Concurrent Resolution 6: