Month: October 2011

Nazis and Communists Throw Their Support Behind Occupy Wall Street Movements | The Gateway Pundit.

Republicans Unveil Their ‘Buffett Rule’ Allowing Americans To Pay More To Uncle Sam | Fox News.

The Weekend Interview with Mortimer Zuckerman: The Exasperation of the Democratic Billionaire – WSJ.com.

Obama Talked About “Fast & Furious” Months Before Holder Claimed He Knew | RealClearPolitics.

Pelosi Left Out of Leaders Meeting on Super Committee : Roll Call.

Olive Garden and The Flag- WBRC NEWS.

Old and busted: Jobs “saved or created.”  New hotness: Jobs “supported.”  In attempting to advance the argument for Barack Obama’s new jobs stimulus plan, the White House has decided to create a new term that has, er, even less meaning than their previous measure:

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New Obama metric: “Jobs supported” « Hot Air.

CEOs Prefer Romney as GOP Candidate, Cain Rising Fast | ChiefExecutive.net | Chief Executive Magazine.

CEOs prefer Mitt Romney as the GOP’s presidential candidate next November, according to an exclusive poll from ChiefExecutive.net. Over 43 percent of CEOs chose Romney as their preferred candidate while 25.6 percent chose another CEO candidate, Herman Cain.

Romney and Cain are the two clear front-runners, followed by John Huntsman, who received 8.1 percent of CEO support. Newt Gingrich received 7.3 percent of the vote, Rick Perry had 5.1 percent, Ron Paul had 2.6 percent, Rick Santorum had 2.1 percent and Michelle Bachmann took just 0.9%.

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Olive Garden: American flag display would disrupt dining experience CBS 12 : WPEC NEWS 12 Now.

Peter Wallison: Wall Street’s Gullible Occupiers – WSJ.com.

There is no mystery where the Occupy Wall Street movement came from: It is an offspring of the same false narrative about the causes of the financial crisis that exculpated the government and brought us the Dodd-Frank Act. According to this story, the financial crisis and ensuing deep recession was caused by a reckless private sector driven by greed and insufficiently regulated. It is no wonder that people who hear this tale repeated endlessly in the media turn on Wall Street to express their frustration with the current conditions in the economy.

Their anger should be directed at those who developed and supported the federal government’s housing policies that were responsible for the financial crisis…