The Political Inquirer

Via LRC:
Among the countless horrors our Dear Leader wants to visit upon us with his health care “reform” bill is this: ”grants to states to improve immunization coverage of children, adolescents, and adults through the use of evidence-based interventions. States may use funds to implement interventions that are recommended by the Community Preventive Services Task Force, [...]

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The DC Police Chief is upset about an iphone application where users can share information about police traffic stops and speed cameras, or in other words, to help people avoid the mini police state, which has 290 cameras in the DC area, which makes up a whopping 10% of all traffic cameras in the entire [...]

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Peter Schiff who is looking to run against Chris Dodd (Leech-Mass.) will be using early donations to gauge if he wants to go all the way. His e-mail:
“My decision to run is largely dependent on the level of early support and contributions I receive from people like you,” he wrote in the e-mail. Recent polling, [...]

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I dont really watch the all star game anymore. I don’t need to spend all that time to find out what we’ve known the last 13 years — the NL is inferior. So I had to read about it from other people:
Did you catch Obama at the baseball All-Star Game last night? Why does the [...]

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The soldier who refused to show for deployment because Obama “hasn’t proven his eligibility for office” has had his orders revoked. Here’s the tidbit here.

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Or did he? Is this just a slow news day for the Drudge Report?
Also: ABC to the rescue?

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Peter Schiff has set up an exploratory committee to run for Senate in Connecticut, against Christopher Dodd. Here is his statement:
As you know, I have been seriously considering running for U.S. Senate against Chris Dodd.
Everywhere you turn there is evidence of just how bad our economy is getting. Growing unemployment, families that are struggling to [...]

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There’s a pretty good write up on the Honduras fiasco over at the Campaign for Liberty.

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Anonymous left wing comments in Sarah Palin resignation articles:
WOW I BET LIMBAUGH HAD TO TAKE 2 “OXY” PILLS WHEN HE HEARD ABOUT SARAH PALIN’S MELTDOWN. LETS AMERICA KNOW HOW FOOLISH THE REPUBLICAN PARTY IS, TO HAVE THIS INCOMPETENT BIMBO ON A PRESIDENTIAL TICKET, SHOWS HOW INEPT THE GOP IS!.
Sarah Palin is PERPLEXED about Sarah Palin. [...]

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With California mired in a budget crisis, largely the result of a political impasse that makes spending cuts and tax increases impossible, Controller John Chiang said the state planned to issue $3.3 billion in IOU’s in July alone. Instead of cash, those who do business with California will get slips of paper.
Isn’t that what they [...]

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But as long as the word “Iraq” isn’t in there, conservatives are ok with it.
Edit: If this is a political maneuver, it doesn’t make much sense.  With all the Republican’s dropping like flies, who would get up and be like “hey I’m going to resign today”. And to go into 2012 with 2.5 years of governor [...]

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Two candidate descriptions, and you can guess which one the GOP establishment is supporting for the primary, for the seat Jim Bunning is most likely vacating:
Trey Grayson will certainly win a lot of Democrats as he was a Clinton delegate in 1992 and a lot of the state still sees him as a Democrat.  However, [...]

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Peter Schiff, predictor of the economic collapse, and champion of free market economics is most likely going to run for U.S. Senate in Massachusetts. A new poll shows that even with little name recognition in a liberal state, he is behind long time crook and senate leech Chris Dodd within the margin of error (42-38). It [...]

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Pat Buchnan, who is spot on about foreign policy and the role of government, is wrong when it comes to Evolution. His latest column is pretty painful to read as he goes off on one of his increasingly common religious rants. That’s right everyone, Darwinism is responsible for every bad thing in humanity over the [...]

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Looks like the bill might go to a vote in the House today. Nancy Pelosi stated that it will create “millions of jobs”. Haven’t we heard that same thing recently about another piece of legislation?

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Communist Party official suggests buying gold, natural resources and United States land.
Our soon to be Chinese masters, brought to you by the Federal Reserve, Republican Wars, and 10593469 government departments and programs.

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Governor Mark Sanford has admitted to an affair with an Argentinian woman, the reason for his bizarre disappearance this week. He is now in a position of weakness, all his enemies (many of whom are in the SC legislature, and even his own party) are now in positions of power over him. Sanford is known [...]

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The NYTimes/CBS poll showing 72% support for Obama’s government reform had overrepresentation of Obama supporters, a major disconnect from the numbers seen in November.
Out of 895 respondents, 24 percent were Republicans, 38 percent Democrats, and 38 percent were independents, according to a June 20 release from CBS News. While the release says the sampling was conducted [...]

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165 surveillance cameras watching nearly every street and public place in a town of 55,000 people.

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