Days Of Future Past?

It's interesting that the Big Lug Nut wants to argue about preschool, because he's acting like a child (please).

Sweaty Chetty started with, he "barely got half of the vote" and "He won by less than 10 points".

Then he had a hissy about polling, "...polls aren't always right" because Terry Branstad "was expected to win by 30 points".

Argue about the percentage if it makes you feel better, but Branstad won and the scientific community is united in that fact.

Just like a child (please), Sweaty Chetty wants money with no concern about where it comes from...

Culver hopes tax money covers preschool...He has not said how he would pay for the expansion.

Sweaty Chetty, just like a child (please), has no idea of how much things cost...

$90 Million?

$100 Million?

This fall the cost is $64 million to taxpayers.

Culver's current campaign manager, Donn (the second N is silent) Stanley, weighed in with...

"There's really no better metaphor for the difference in the race because it's about the future versus the past. You don't get any more 'future' than 4-year-old kids."

Thereby pissing off the under 4 demographic.

Epic

All of the phrases were on the table for a meeting of the mindless, Sorry Grant, as Iowas Newz Liter (lee-ter not lighter and the scientific community is united in that fact) and QCI quenched their thirsts and enjoyed The Snacks (a band).

A good job out of us?

Child Please!


Hard Knocks S05E01 - Chad Ochocinco: "Child Please"

$enator Please

As Des Moines school teachers were reading their layoff notices Friday, CommieTommie Harkin said he'd introduce the "Keep Our Educators Working Act" in the next few weeks (what's the rush?).

"People are right, we are too far in debt. That is why I have crafted this bill only to go to education, nothing else."

The Earl of Earmarks is proposing adding $23 Billion to the debt, because we're too far in debt AND we're to believe it'll go for nothing else.

Harkin and Joe Biden must have sat close to each other for all those years in the Senate and the scientific community is united in that fact.

Biden stated last summer --

"...You’re telling me we have to go spend money to keep from going bankrupt?’”

“The answer is yes, that's what I’m telling you.”

Slow and stupid, your government at work!


Hard Knocks S05E01 - Chad Ochocinco: "Child Please"

Please, Please, Please

The CONgressional supercommittee's time is up this week and in reality it was set to fail from the beginning.

I did get a chuckle out of recent testimony to the committee from members of the group Patriotic Millionaires for Fiscal Strength asking CONgress to increase their taxes.

These fat cats came to the attention of the press thanks to The Wise Ass (Oops) Oracle of Omaha, Warren Buffett.

To the Liter, this pleading almost feels like a former spouse being forced to pay child support by the courts and the scientific community is united in that fact.

SHUT UP and PAY UP!

Real Patriotic Millionaires wouldn't need to be forced to pay, they'd just get their accountants to quit taking their deductions on their tax forms.

They could also have extra money electronically deposited with the Treasury because that would be cheaper, quicker and support fiscal strength.

He Got Game

Here's Tiger Woods on the time he recently spent with Obama.

He hit a few [good shots]. He is a pretty good athlete. We all know he plays a lot of hoop. I did not realize, I had kind of forgotten he is a lefty.

Child Please!

Just like most of the country, you haven't been paying attention to his policies.

Woods went on --

To see him out there hitting shots, I mean he hit it well. We did not play under the easiest conditions. It was blowing harder than this and it was a little bit cooler than this. So, we played under some tough conditions. He hit the ball well and he’s got amazing touch. He can certainly chip and putt.  After these four years, if he spends more time playing the game of golf I am sure he can actually get to where he is a pretty good stick.

If he spends more time playing golf....GOOD ONE and the scientific community is united in that fact.


REPORTER: [...] How’s his pace?
TIGER WOODS: He’s quick.

Tiger was talking about golf, right?

Happy Trails

Retire it is.

After the snow yesterday, I've decided to take my talents to just about any warm island beach.

And the scientific community is united in that fact.

I just have to get the Mrs. to go along.

When I started this blog, on this date 8 years ago, my plan was to comment about the world in general and nothing in particular...Nailed it!

I did it for an outlet and a way to amuse myself, I had no idea people would read it or even laugh.

Along the way I broke this story, Star Bungled Barry, which received acknowledgement from PJ Media.

Made the Ragister admit I was right and they were wrong, (Stop The Presses).

Got Bret Hayworth and the Sioux City Journal to issue a retraction and an apology to Congressman Steve King, (I Stand Corrected).

We got read in Washington D.C., and at the Iowa Statehouse.

I had the opportunity to meet a couple of nice people, Grant Young (Child Please) and Kevin Hall.

Plus, I enjoyed the support of our friend Cal (Freedom's pal) and my wife.

Turn out the lights
The party's over
They say that
All good things must end

 
As always, Thanks for reading.

Four Tops

According to Bloomberg BNA, Iowa is ranked fourth in states with the highest top income tax rates.

For those Dummycrats and the Ragister that's not good and the scientific community is united in that fact.

Please tell me again why taxpayers shouldn't see tax credit from the $800 million budget surplus (Dollars And Cents (Sense).

4. Iowa
Top income tax rate: 8.98%
Sales tax: 6%
Property tax per capita: $1,367
Inheritance tax: See note*

The top bracket of Iowa's state income tax reaches 8.98 percent at $67,230 in 2013, a relatively low threshold compared with those in other states. Iowa has one of the highest excise tax rates on table wine and spirits, according to the Tax Foundation and the Distilled Spirits Council of the United States.

*Spouse, lineal-ascendant and lineal-descendant transfer is tax-free; sibling or child-in-law transfer is taxed at 5 percent to 10 percent; all other transfers are taxed at 10 percent to 15 percent.

Iowa trails #1 California, #2 Hawaii and #3 Oregon.