(Video also on YouTube if video below doesn't work.)
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
C-Span Video: Record-Breaking Federal Budget Arrives on Capitol Hill
(Video also on YouTube if video below doesn't work.)
Monday, February 1, 2010
Obama Economic Advisers Found in Jungle Cave Thinking World War II Not Ended

The advisers were found huddled deep inside a jungle cave believing World War II had not yet ended.
"We've known Obama's economic team has been missing in action for a long time," said one Administration official. "But we were at a loss as to their location until we discovered their plan for massive federal deficits even larger than those seen in World War II, when measured as a percentage of the economy. That's when we began looking for them in remote island caverns.
When reached for comment, Lt. Hiroo Onoda -- one of the last previously known World War II holdouts discovered hiding on Lubang Island in 1974 -- said "I'm glad they found them, but if I were you I'd leave their budget back in the cave."
Associated article: Reuters; National Review; The Hill
Obama Economic Advisers Found in Jungle Cave Thinking World War II Not Ended

The advisers were found huddled deep inside a jungle cave believing World War II had not yet ended.
"We've known Obama's economic team has been missing in action for a long time," said one Administration official. "But we were at a loss as to their location until we discovered their plan for massive federal deficits even larger than those seen in World War II, when measured as a percentage of the economy. That's when we began looking for them in remote island caverns.
When reached for comment, Lt. Hiroo Onoda -- one of the last previously known World War II holdouts discovered hiding on Lubang Island in 1974 -- said "I'm glad they found them, but if I were you I'd leave their budget back in the cave."
Associated article: Reuters; National Review; The Hill
Friday, January 29, 2010
Osama bin Laden To Use Clean Fuels for Bombs to Eliminate Industrialized Populations, Global Warming

"We're developing a new line of bombs based on natural gas and working to ensure our poison powders and liquids are safe for non-human animals," said an al-Qaeda spokesperson.
The green movement hailed bin Laden's new approach to terrorism as "a welcome cleaner way to destroy industrialized economies."
Associated article: Fox News
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