Siliconchef by Brian Richardson
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On the 75th anniversary of the repeal of prohibition, I think I have the solution to make American car manufacturing profitable again … have Congress make US car companies illegal.
Yes, prohibition of US car companies might actually make them successful. Yes, I have the logic to back that statement up.
As an American citizen, you may wonder what you can have that the President cannot. Some think it’s the freedom to move in society without the attention of every world reporter, others think it’s being free of the pressure to properly manage our republic … unless you’re a Bilderberger.
No one expected that [...]
Yes, I voted this morning. I’m debating writing my pre-results discussion of what I think of each major party … or, in reality, why I disagree with all of them on serious levels and feel unhappy about the outcome no matter who wins.
Until I make that post, I’d like to talk about an elected [...]
Reason I’m a Libertarian #4,895 … morons like this:
http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/B/BIDEN_TAXES?SITE=AP
Democratic vice presidential candidate Joe Biden said Thursday that paying more in taxes is the patriotic thing to do for wealthier Americans.
Yes Joe, I’m sure that’s what the British said about the stamp tax just before all those “patriots” dumped the tea [...]
My friend Stephen took the time to write some very clear & concise thoughts on the recent ruling against the Bush administration’s “enemy combatant” policy regarding Gitmo detainees … particularly the concept of holding them for extend periods of time without clear charges.
My thoughts on the subject are bordering on [...]
Now that Manic Monday and Super Tuesday have given way to Kryptonite Wednesday, I should retell my adventures voting in the presidential primary.
http://www.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/01/25/economic.stimulus/index.html
If you haven’t heard, the economy is a little rough right now. Not as rough as one might be lead to believe watching the news, but bad enough that politicians want to look like they’re doing something useful.
