Between work and the TPPF Policy Orientation, it’s going to be a busy day, so here’s a quick Friday LinkSwarm:
How bad did you think 2012’s economy was? Guess what? It was even worse than you thought.
Profile of Jim DeMint’s replacement, new South Carolina Senator Tim Scott: “One of the most threatening places to be in politics is a black conservative…there are so many liberals who want to continue to reinforce a stereotype that doesn’t exist about America. That somehow, some way, if you’re a Republican you’re a racist and if you’re black, there’s no chance for you in society.”
Phil Gramm on how wind subsidies screw up the economy.
Obama played Ed Koch for a schmuck.
George Will on why Republicans should push for a balanced budget amendment. “No politically conceivable or economically feasible middle-class tax rate can fund the entitlement state.”
Obama doesn’t think he has a spending problem, just like Lindsay Lohan doesn’t think she has a drinking problem.
A story of fake job shenanigans from a government employment center. “We were used by a bogus company to rake in funding by the state. It’s like a full blown industry here to pass around jobless people and keep them from getting real jobs.”
35 years ago, the Chicago Sun-Times exposed the city’s corruption in the Mirage tavern series. Does anyone think Chicago is any less corrupt today? Why don’t they have the balls to do something like that now? (Hat tip: Dwight.)
I think Bloomberg just hates people.
Washington is booming on your money.
The homeless are responsible for 35% of downtown Austin’s violent crime.
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