Michael D. Brown

Whether you love or hate Keith Olbermann or MSNBC, this ad by the Dallas Tea Party is one clever spot, pointing out the hypocrisy or simple spin regarding Tea Party demographics.  Enjoy.

I love these guys.  Immigration Reform.  Laughing at the Pledge of Allegiance.  The country is doomed.  

  One advantage of seeing disasters from the inside is that you gain insight into who really does the work.  Since the infighting at Feed the Children began, it seems that the professionals involved in the organization have been pushed aside, ignored.  I know the emergency management expert has yet to be deployed to Haiti, [...]

Just for fun…   In The Know: Should The Government Stop Dumping Money Into A Giant Hole?

  I am always amazed at the reaction of people to various crises.  In this case, a snowstorm hits the Washington DC area and area supermarkets are wiped out.  The same thing even happens in the metropolitan Denver area where snowstorms should not come as a surprise. Considering that most grocery stores have delivery schedules [...]

Gotta’ love the guy.  The mastermind behind the global warming hoax knows when to fold ‘em for sure.  Consider Washington, DC today: 13 inches, 20 inches, heck who knows.  Even a prediction of snow shuts down Washington, DC, so this snowstorm and the next one to follow will keep the Nation’s capitol closed.  Yes!  Senator [...]

Humor always needs an element of truth to be funny.  Audi has stumbled into something not so funny, but very true.  Mark my words, this is closer to reality than you believe.  

I never thought David Obey and I would agree on something… but he raises a good point in his recent “Dear Colleague” letter to other members of the House of Representatives.  The GOP is being hypocritical when it opposes spending bills that include pork barrel projects they have lobbied for but then vote against when [...]

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The Candidate: The President: Federal Deficit as a Percentage of GDP, Barack Obama -7.3%. The White House will predict a $1.6 trillion U.S. budget deficit in the 2010 fiscal year, a fresh record and the biggest since World War Two as a share of the economy, a congressional source told Reuters on Sunday.