I've done a courtesy search for the term the truth will out for you. See if you can find what you're looking for in the list below:

• Question the motives…

  Janet Delay has an article in the Telegraph, one that greatly mirrors my thinking on the subject, where she asks “why the lessons of communism and its fall have not been learned“. Seriously, why so many people still believe that there are “other” systems that are better and fairer than capitalism, after communism proved without a doubt how command economies – any economy driven by government for that matter – are abysmal failures, … Read more

• You won’t hear this from the LSM or Obama tonight..

  But today, when Obama is set to give his “State of the Union” cum campaign speech – yeah, they are all campaign speeches with this guy and this one will be nothing more than a pile of half truths where he yet again passes blame to others and pretend his administration has been anything but disastrous – also marks day number 1000 without a budget. Yes, one thousand days ago, that’s almost 3 years for … Read more

• Proof is in the pudding..

  A while back, when we where debating the democrat’s demand that they be allowed to raise taxes as part of the strategy being looked at to bring the outrageous and out of control government spending that has been going on since the democrats took control of congress and the purse strings back in 2007. Some of us pointed out how horrible an idea allowing them to raise revenue now , while pretending to make cuts … Read more

• More disinformation and pre-election propaganda from the LSM

  Rueters has another bullshit piece about how unemployment is getting better, right in time to help Team Blue claim things are getting better because of them, as the election approaches.

  (Reuters) – Employment growth accelerated last month and the jobless rate dropped to a near three-year low of 8.5 percent, offering the strongest evidence yet the economic recovery was gaining steam.

  Nonfarm payrolls increased 200,000 in December, the Labor Department said on Friday. It

  … Read more

• Politifact Politicized

  I have a sort of like-dislike relationship with Politifact. I think they are useful for gathering facts and providing background. I actually find their long-form articles, where they hash out the details of claims and allow both sides to make their case, much more illuminating than their offhand ratings, which are a bit arbitrary. They are certainly superior to, say, Media Matters, which unabashedly touts the liberal line. But I do occasionally find they get … Read more

• CBO numbers fail again.

  Recently I posted about how the CBO had to downgrade the effects it was claiming for the Patronage Bill. Certain people then proceeded to not just question that this was what happened, while trying to defend this epic trillion dollar failure, but to imply I was purposefully being dishonest about the CBO being dishonest – leaning left in that dishonesty – or the way the LSM reports on this crap. Well, the the usual … Read more

• Under oath: “Bush did it too!” defense – Big fail.

  Looks like the Obamanaut’s favored defense for Gunwalker, the “Boosh did it too!” defense, has finally been put to rest, and this was done by the AG under oath, in a 75 second question and answer session by John Cornyn.

  It has become clear that for administration apologists, the favored approach for dealing with the “Project Gunwalker” fallout is to loudly shout “Bush did it too!” (as if that would somehow mitigate the atrocity

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• A word that needs to be added to the dictionary: Ineptocracy

  Wish I can claim I articulated it this nicely:

  *_Ineptocracy_****(in-ep-toc’-ra-cy) – a system of government where the least
  capable to lead are elected by the least capable of producing, and where the
  members of society least likely to sustain themselves or succeed, are rewarded
  with goods and services paid for by the confiscated wealth of a diminishing number
  of producers*

  I think the 99 are definitely part & parcel of this ineptocracy: the group … Read more

• Hearsay, For Sure

  Human nature will invariably draw us to any bit of info or media that reinforces any preconceived notions we have, about anything. It validates what we already know, or think we know, and makes us feel better about our analytical skills. In this vein, and admitting up front that it offers zero probative value, I present this:

  The reason we exclude “Hearsay” assertions in courts of law is simple, they are unreliable, and in this … Read more

• All I Do, I Do For You

  It’s not easy looking after the folks, not only because of pesky rules and regulations but the folks, being folks, really don’t know what they want anyway, that’s Obama’s job. The president has a vision, a game plan for what America should be, the folks used to be on board, not so much anymore, so sterner measures are needed and he is up to the task.

  I’ve mentioned in other posts how by passing Congress … Read more