by Smitty
The Blogprof unveils a dangerous YouTube talent in the brewing:
Viva the Internet. Al Gore invented that, too (no, he didn’t). The Internet will be seen by historians as the sword that slew the statist dragon. Barely in time.
"One should either write ruthlessly what one believes to be the truth, or else shut up." — Arthur Koestler
by Smitty
The Blogprof unveils a dangerous YouTube talent in the brewing:
Viva the Internet. Al Gore invented that, too (no, he didn’t). The Internet will be seen by historians as the sword that slew the statist dragon. Barely in time.
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Regardless of what you think about “the public”, it’s very clear that Obama himself is completely stuck in “the debates” of the 60s and 70s.
Regardless of what you think about “the public”, it’s very clear that Obama himself is completely stuck in “the debates” of the 60s and 70s.
Regardless of what you think about “the public”, it’s very clear that Obama himself is completely stuck in “the debates” of the 60s and 70s.
He could market his State of the Union address and promise of fiscal conservatism and call it a dark comedy with a tragic end.
A sure winner. Last scene has Harry and Nancy, recently unseated, standing on the side of the road with a handmade sign saying will screw you over for food.
He could market his State of the Union address and promise of fiscal conservatism and call it a dark comedy with a tragic end.
A sure winner. Last scene has Harry and Nancy, recently unseated, standing on the side of the road with a handmade sign saying will screw you over for food.
He could market his State of the Union address and promise of fiscal conservatism and call it a dark comedy with a tragic end.
A sure winner. Last scene has Harry and Nancy, recently unseated, standing on the side of the road with a handmade sign saying will screw you over for food.
Thanks for the props Smitty!
Thanks for the props Smitty!
Thanks for the props Smitty!
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