World’s Youngest Blogger: I May Have To Get Medieval On Boehner


Were these United States not begun as a tax revolt? Was taxation without representation not a cause célèbre ~250 years ago? Are Congresses on about not binding future Congresses?

So what’s the big deal here? Why is it blatantly obvious to someone in their second year of life that binding future generations with a ridiculous tax burden is so fundamentally un-American as to hearken back to that crappy Parliament the Founders kicked to the curb a couple centuries back?

Would those Founders do anything other than order the Colonials to fix bayonets, if they were confronted with the wretched hive of scum and villainy that this Congress has become?

It’s time to realize that the country has come full circle. Just get over the fact that, yes, Woodrow Wilson sowed to the wind, and, a century on, it’s time to reap the whirlwind. You’re not winning within the status quo. The GOP needs to quit trying to fight for the helm and go sound the collision alarm. This Progressive course has been our undoing. All hands brace for shock.

After the collision with the Fiscal Cliff  I’m going to track down Speaker Boehner and flog him with my pacifier.

Update: linked at Jackie Wellfonder.
Also, dad’s on this ‘Twidder’ thing. Can someone help me understand why this is funny?

I Earned Peanuts For Pulling An 18-Hour Day On Tuesday

by Smitty

Now, maybe I just have more skin in the game:

. . .but I feel a driving need to explain to the World’s Youngest Blogger that I actively sought to keep the Republic. Sure, I could have done more, even running for office.
The notion that people aren’t stepping up to the plate and making sure that there are enough observers is a real disappointment. Sins of omission are not helping anything. Do what you can.
Via Insty