[ September 25, 2007; 5:30 pm to 8:30 pm. ] Our speaker for September will be Lin Zinser of Front Range Objectivism, on the topic of healthcare in Colorado:
Lin Zinser practiced law in Denver for 19 years. As an attorney, most of her work was in business defense litigation. She routinely litigated cases with medical issues. She received her JD from University of Colorado at [...]
Entries from September 2007
General Meeting - Speaker: Lin Zinser
September 23rd, 2007 · No Comments
Why Conservatism Has Lost the Internet
September 22nd, 2007 · 5 Comments
Steve H. at Hog On Ice explains why we went from ‘owning’ the blogosphere to being outmatched by the fringe left-o-sphere in only a few years:
If [Andrew "Don't tase me, bro!" Meyer] were conservative, other conservatives in high places would ignore him and wait for him to go away. Partly because he’s a boob, but [...]
Tags: National Politics · Philosophy
Green Eggs and Ham(mered)
September 20th, 2007 · No Comments
It appears my favorite Massachusetts senior senator is having discussions with publishers about writing a book on his, ahem, career. I didn’t realize it, but he’s already written two books – one of which is, quite appropriately, for children. When asked about content, a Kennedy adviser said, “It’s premature to even describe the book. It [...]
Tags: Books
DREAM of the Living Dead
September 18th, 2007 · No Comments
Just as I predicted, the amnesty bill is back from the dead. Or at least one tentacle of it, the DREAM Act of 2007, which opponents are up in arms about because it reportedly permits illegal aliens to obtain in-state tuition. I’m no Congressman (thank heavens) but it seems to go beyond that to offer a form [...]
Tags: Colorado Politics · National Politics · Rule of Law
Your Health or Your Freedom
September 18th, 2007 · No Comments
Looks like Hillary! is trying to one-up John Edwards’ call for mandatory regular medical and mental health checkups by requiring everyone to have health insurance…or starve:
Democrat Hillary Rodham Clinton said Tuesday that a mandate requiring every American to purchase health insurance was the only way to achieve universal health care but she rejected the notion of [...]
Tags: Capitalism · Economics · National Politics · Small Government · The Individual · Uncategorized
All’s Fair in Love and Culture Wars
September 18th, 2007 · No Comments
Fair? I hate that word. I really and truly do. It covers all manner of sins, and - as I have opined before - truly disgusting behavior is covered up by parading it under the flag of ‘Fair’, a word few people want to tangle with.
Lately, there have been several kerfuffles in the press over [...]
Tags: Uncategorized
Knock it off, already
September 18th, 2007 · No Comments
The Congress of the United States sticks largely to a uniform of pin-striped, rep-striped, double-breasted, Windsor-knotted flag pin and fake smile wearing conformity. They shop at special Capitol Hill boutiques where men’s suits are only available in black and navy and the women’s suits all have 1986 style huge shoulder pads. This look [...]
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High Performance Hybrids
September 13th, 2007 · No Comments
Whoa - officers stop 17-year-old girl going 107 mph in a Prius!
It must have been going downhill. I’m not sure whether we should call the Reverend Gore or NASCAR.
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Who loves bargains?
September 13th, 2007 · No Comments
Most of you have seen, or at least heard about the full-page NYT ad purchased earlier this week by the deep-pocketed leftist group MoveOn.org. You know the one. It was the advertisement where these liberals called one of our American Generals, in a time of war, a liar and traitor.
Trash. Reprehensible trash.
What I find fascinating [...]
Tags: National Politics
Yeah, he fooled me too.
September 12th, 2007 · No Comments
Do you get it? You see what they did there? They used a play on words to cleverly highlight their dim-wittedness.
Heh.
Tags: Uncategorized
Denver Metro Young Republicans