I've done a courtesy search for the term whatever it takes for you. See if you can find what you're looking for in the list below:

• Boy, Do I Feel Safe

  More hi jinks are a foot at our local airports, and these I can’t blame on TSA. We all know about the zero common sense tolerance approach that Homeland Security takes in keeping us safe from those olive complected terrorists, keeping one step ahead of the jihadists is no small feat, so when John and Yoko decided to come pay us a visit, they got the welcome wagon is spades, God save the queen:… Read more

• LSM is again not reporting a huge story

  Stalin was famous for saying the following:

  “It is enough that the people know there was an election. The people who cast the votes decide nothing. The people who count the votes decide everything.”

  By that he meant that people like him believed that elections where just a means to an end, and thus, the real power came from the vote counters. The progressives have agreed with Stalin on this forever, and have actively pursued … Read more

• Turkeys and Drumsticks 2011

  For four years running, I have taken advantage of the Thanksgiving Holiday to give out my awards for Turkey of the Year and Golden Drumsticks. The latter are for those who exemplify the best traits in our public sphere. The former are for those who exemplify silliness and stupidity. I rarely give them out to someone who is evil; they are reserved for those who regularly makes me shake my head and wonder what they’re … Read more

• Tebowing

  OK, here’s the question, say you got a job but you are not very good at what you do (we will pick at random, oh, being a quarterback in the NFL), you got the support of your boss and your co workers and you are really trying, but not cutting it for the simple fact that your skills are lacking and sub standard, but instead of the usual grumblings and……wait for it……Monday morning quarterbacking, the … Read more

• Disclosure, With A Kicker

  The system is broke, no doubt about it. Many of the OWS crowd believe that it is broke beyond repair. I think it is repairable, nothing that some honesty and integrity in our leaders would not fix. But here’s the rub, much like Abraham bargaining with God over the fate of Sodom, where finding only 10 righteous men would have saved the city, finding leaders, anywhere with honor and integrity is proving difficult.

  We all … Read more

• A Degree In Economics+ 1 Dollar= A Cup Of Coffee

  No one ever went broke underestimating the inefficiencies of government, such as why the Law of Economy (Ockham’s razor) is never a factor when bureaucrats get together on the topic of economics. Sure, more money can be thrown at it, with more committee’s committed to it, and more studies called for employing even more people to analyze it, when the “it” involves something so complicated, so convoluted in scope that even approaching a modicum of … Read more

• Was the WH behind the S&P and Moody credit rating hit job?

  When I saw the news yesterday that Moodys put the US rating on a downgrade watch and that was also followed immediately by Standard & Poor’s pushing the same narrative, I immediately became suspicious of the timing and this idiotic warning. Remember that Moody and S&P where the people that kept telling us that all those mortgage security packages, replete with bad loans almost guaranteed to go south, repackaged through Freddie and Fannie, where … Read more

• I Pledge To Ignore All Pledges

  The “shameless” season is upon us. At this point in every election cycle we see candidates willing to sell their first born, suck any dick that votes, and promise the world all in an attempt to gain traction and get some name recognition. Any support helps and pandering to any constituency, any fringe, lunatic or otherwise, can build momentum. So we get to see how well they roll over and sit, and jump through hoops … Read more

• The Best of Lee (admin stuff)

  Wow. Now I remember why I hate ExpressionEngine.

  My original idea for this feature was to find a non-search way of slipping Lee’s posts into something – an RSS feed, another blog, whatever – and then importing posts at random as long as they were of over a certain word length. Except Lee wrote 11,029 posts. That’s too many posts for any solution at all. It’s too much data. Lee could talk. :)

  So…I … Read more