By Dave Hitt on Oct 21, 2010 in Political Correctness, Politics | 14 Comments
Emily Ekins, a student at UCLA, conducted a study of the signs at a Tea Party rally. She took pictures of about 250 signs and then categorized them. She discovered that a quarter of them expressed anger at Obama, but only 5% mentioned his race or religion, and just 1% questioned his citizenship. With the […]
By Dave Hitt on Oct 12, 2010 in Pop Culture | 2 Comments
I’m about to ruin a classic rock song for you, but I’ll give you a fair warning first. If you click play, you will never be able to listen to this song again without thinking of this.
By Dave Hitt on Sep 28, 2010 in Junk Science | 5 Comments
…is to make fun of them. Or, perhaps, put them in a sack and hit them with sticks.
By Dave Hitt on Sep 28, 2010 in Politics | 1 Comment
New York State, whose government has been completely dysfunctional for the past half-century, is looking to shrink its huge state work force. Too few workers have taken an offer of early retirement, so the state is planning on laying off at least 2,000 of them. That sounds like a lot until you discover they have […]
By Dave Hitt on Sep 16, 2010 in Politics | 7 Comments
The debate is going well for you. Your opponent is from the far left, so it’s pretty easy to counter all his canned talking points. As you back him further into a corner he fires back, “Obviously, you don’t like brown people.” Bam! He’s trying to shut you down with the left’s favorite weapon: The […]
By Dave Hitt on Sep 12, 2010 in Religion | 4 Comments
It’s time to put the blame for the threatened Quran burning squarely where it belongs: on the media. The “pastor” at the center of this nonsense has a congregation of about 50 people. No one had paid much attention to him before this, although there is documentation proving he’s a worthless whack job. The appropriate […]
By Dave Hitt on Sep 2, 2010 in Personal Adventures | 1 Comment
I’m not quite ready to admit to being old, but I can see it on the horizon, getting closer with each passing birthday. The signs are unmistakable – I’m stiffer and slower than before (and I was never very speedy in the first place). I’ve caught myself making old man noises when I sit down. […]