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Daily Archives: December 8, 2010
Senate Debating DREAM Act, House May Do Same Late This Afternoon
December 8, 2010 – 4:22 pm
Michelle Malkin did her usual wonderful job in pre-covering the DREAM Act in the Senate today, which should vote soon (they’re voting on whether to start work on a bill that allows public safety workers to unionize at the moment), and points to this THE 10-YEAR WORK PERMITS FOR PEOPLE WHO DO NOT QUALIFY 1. […]
Things That Are Growing: Glaciers And Ted Turner’s Hypocrisy
December 8, 2010 – 11:20 am
You could just imagine some people at the UN building screaming and gnashing their, having to be physically held back, over this release Cancun climate change summit: glaciers increasing despite climate change Glaciers in many parts of the world are increasing, according to a new United Nations report, despite climate change. Glaciers have grown in […]
Hey, Good News, States See Some Revenue Growth. Bad News: Everything Else
December 8, 2010 – 9:40 am
I due truly love the spin from the LA Times: States’ budget picture is brightening – But many continue to face deficits. Tax revenues are rising but demand for social services remains high, and there won’t be a batch of federal stimulus money this year. Interesting. They destroy their own headline with the sub. Then […]
Could “Developing” Countries Be Paid To Not Cut Their Trees Down?
December 8, 2010 – 9:05 am
Remember when developing countries were referred to as third world rat holes, er, countries? And how they have been “developing” for going on 20-30 years? Countries where many of the peasants need to cut down trees in order to survive? And the countries use the trees to continue “developing”? Well, now For years, policymakers and […]
