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Bill Whittle on OWS
Bill Whittle on PJTV has an excellent explanation (and a possible solution) for the Occupy Wall Street crowd. … Read entire article »
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Rise up and fight…for “austerity.”
Now that Greece has passed its “austerity measures,” we here at Logipundit feel an obligation to wonder … Read more »
Iran Hosts Terrorism Conference
While we’re busy pulling out our troops from Afghanistan and Iraq we must look carefully at this … Read more »
Space Policy in the Obama-era
It occurred to me the other day that I’ve only posted ONCE on Logipundit on the subject … Read more »
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Logipundit Israel/Palestine Post
It just occured to me how tired I am of Scottie and I talking past each other on the Israel/Palestine issue.First, we actually agree on some things having to do with Israel/Palestine, … Read more »
Republican Debate in Reagan Library
Tonight was the first Republican debate of this campaign which in my humble opinion is getting started way too early. Much to my wife’s chagrin, I not only watched all 90 … Read more »
Lieberman on Striking Iran
For a democratic senator to remain in favor of the war in Iraq, while now advocating military strikes on Iran, I hope good Americans can see through this rhetoric of "protecting" the … Read more »
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What could POSSIBLY go wrong?
My friend, the RAYMN8R used to do a segment on our show called, “What Could Possibly Go Wrong?” He now has his own show (and is interviewing a Phoenix Mayoral candidate tonight at 10pm EST). But the best episodes are always found as a lost archive. So, this week’s “What Could Possibly Go Wrong”: “We’re going to be “gifted” with a … Read entire article »
Better Question: “Are these guys really serious?”
Pat Caddell asked a rather interesting question on Fox News the other day: “Does this guy have any idea what he is doing?” Referring to the President, of course, he expresses frustration (much as he did with Jimmy Carter) with wondering why “his guy” was not willing to take a leadership role and get something accomplished. Watch the entire video. Pat … Read entire article »
On U.S. Military Policy–McCain is No Reaganite
I wanted to call attention to an article I caught on “RollCall” the other day. And it’s about McCain’s recent comments about the evil “isolationists” (in this case…a pretty decent portion of the American electorate apparently) daring to question military intervention in Libya: “I wonder what Ronald Reagan would be saying today?” asked McCain, challenging what he termed the “isolationism” of … Read entire article »
Rise up and fight…for “austerity.”
Now that Greece has passed its “austerity measures,” we here at Logipundit feel an obligation to wonder why austerity in Government is such a bad thing. We feel the need to explore the meaning of the word and wonder what all the fuss is about. So first, some definitions: Sternness or severity of manner or attitude he was noted for his austerity … Read entire article »
Iran Hosts Terrorism Conference
While we’re busy pulling out our troops from Afghanistan and Iraq we must look carefully at this thing called “influence.” Now there is no argument (at least from me) that military presence is the only, or even the best, form of influence in the Middle East. Actually, when it comes to Afghanistan, I think the entire program was a decided … Read entire article »
Who said this?
Who do you think said the following? “…the government’s expansion in managing the economy and the centralization of authority…is dangerous for the country’s future…The proposition that the government is always right is manifested either in corruption or benefits to ‘preferred’ companies… “My choice is different. The…economy ought to be dominated by private businesses and private investors. The government must protect the choice and property of those who willingly risk their money and reputation…Corruption, hostility to investment, excessive government role in the economy and the excessive centralization of power are the taxes on the future that we must and will scrap,” he said. Was it one of the GOP candidates for U.S. President? The Ronald Reagan? Barry Goldwater? Nope. Nope…and … Read entire article »
The Licensing Racket
John Stossel has an interesting piece featuring a woman from Africa who moved to Utah and made a living for four years braiding hair. She was then informed by some bureaucrat somewhere that in order to keep offering these services, she would have to apply for a license, which would require 2000 hours of class time: The overarching theme of … Read entire article »

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