Monthly Archives: October 2010

Don’t be askeert. Continue reading →

The bulk of its cash came from three donors – all of whom share the same last name. Diana Mercer (a financial consultant at Renaissance Tech., a Long Island-based hedge fund) gave $83,700; Rebekah Mercer gave $94,200 and Heather Mercer $83,716… Continue reading →

Generally when the everybody knows what the outcome of an election or a football game is going to be, everybody turns out to be wrong. Continue reading →

We distort. You deride. Continue reading →

I have engaged in polling on Daily Kos over two years. The answers are incredibly revealing and are worth an entire news cycle of hirsute navel gazing and pondering the deep meanings of the motivations of these far-left left-wing leftists. Continue reading →

I salute the Mephistophelean opportunism shown by Faux Nooz management to use this “crucifixion” of Juan Cole, who cannot possibly be a bigot, over anti-Muslim bigotry, JUST when the Karl Rove/Roger Ailes calculation has been that racial hatred … Continue reading →

Jews hate productivity, lest production be outsourced to someplace their beloved power can’t go. And Jews also hate us none-too-productive drones in our cubicles or behind the counters of our service economy jobs. Tax us as hard as they will, we modest earners don’t generate enough government revenue to dress and adorn the power that Jews worship. Continue reading →

But it is that cultural barbarism that I’ve written of before. The barbarian uses the tropes and conventions of decent, civil society to barbarically demonize any opoponent — usually a decent, civilized man. Witness turning John Kerry’s actual service under fire in Vietnam to a shameful grasping at false medals, etc. etc. etc. etc. Continue reading →

It seems that the $2400 maximum contributions to Art Robinson (the Chemist from Cave Junction, Oregon) was a family affair for Robert Mercer — the New York hedge fund manager who donated $200K to the formerly mysterious “Concerned Taxpayers of America” for anonymous attack ads on Congressman Peter DeFazio (D. Ore.). Continue reading →

I have my ballot in my hand, and my voter’s pamphlet, and, despite Oregon’s decades of public disclosure laws, I know nothing whatsoever about who’s financing this Draconian “law and order” measure Continue reading →