Scott Walker tries to pull another one over on us with his ad – Promises Kept [...]
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Here’s an interesting tidbit from an article by Frik Els at Mining.com: BHP, Vale and Rio Tinto control nearly 70% of the 1 billion tonne annual iron ore seaborne trade and thanks to their economies of scale have been flooding the market by concentrating on building market share rather than maximizing prices. This way the [...] In the aftermath of conservative radio personality Rush Limbaugh’s description of a woman who testified to Congress in support of birth control funding for women as a “slut” and a “prostitute,” a number of advertisers have pulled their ads from Limbaugh’s show. However, there are still some advertisers who are standing behind Limbaugh’s comments [...] I know Zach asks us to try to keep our embedded videos short and to the point…and this one runs 12 minutes. But I think it’s worth viewing…at least pay attention to the last few minutes of it. Here we have a protest at the Capitol in Virginia over their ‘pro-life bill’…the next shot [...] BREAKING: Democratic State Sen. Tim Carpenter to vote for Republican mining legislation??? (UPDATED)UPDATE: According to Demcratic Party of Wisconsin Chair Mike Tate, he’s been assured all good Democrats are on board and are opposed to the Republican mining legislation. I’m hearing from reliable sources that Democratic State Sen. Tim Carpenter will break from the Democratic State Senate caucus and vote IN FAVOR of the mining legislation that’s [...] This will unlikely come as a surprise to anyone, but the Masters of the Universe are 10x more likely to be clinical psychopaths than the general population. I know, I know… shocking… [...] Why is Communist China better at capitalism than we are? [...] Recently, Steve Nass and his spokesman got wind that the UW School for workers was putting on an art show. They then went into their extreme partisan frenzy and went there, and after some threats of pulling funding, made them cancel the show. The University of Wisconsin’s School for Workers was planning on hosting [...] Or perhaps inflammable markets… I can never remember. But I have a question: Why do Americans think they have a Constitutional Right to cheap gasoline? [...] |
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