I’ve got a whole host of interesting links (not all politics) that I didn’t want to clog the wire up with, so I’m dumping them here.
Byron York answers the question “What Did Obama Do As A Community Organizer?”
Heritage: Does Spending More on Education Improve Academic Achievement?(Lots of charts)
Taxpayers have invested considerable resources in the nation’s public schools. However, ever-increasing funding of education has not led to similarly improved student performance. Instead of simply increasing funding for public education, federal and state policymakers should implement education reforms designed to improve resource allocation and boost student performance.
Smart taxes? Greg Mankiw thinks so.(pdf) (h/t Freakonomics blog who thinks this is a good idea too)
h/t Club for Growth
Ms. Palin’s Pipeline(via Instapundit)
Perhaps her Democratic opponent for the governorship in 2006, who campaigned on similar ideas, would have achieved these results. Nevertheless, Ms. Palin actually did.
Palin put Alaskans ahead of Big Oil, greens(via Instapundit) Isn’t that the goal of a Governor? Put the citizens above the special interests.
Stevens: No Action for ‘Bridge to Nowhere’ by Palin
“I don’t remember her ever campaigning for it. As a matter of fact, she was very critical of it at the time. And she took the money and did not use it for the bridge, so you’re wrong, as far as I’m concerned,” Stevens said today.
Thanks for the information, Senator Stevens. I think.
Are you guys even interested in the polls? A lot of good news in them, but that should have been expected post convention.
Via Charles Martin who is the guy with the mustache that gets shoved by the idiot screaming at Malkin.
Yikes:
Via Jawa
You guys find anything interesting?
I'm gonna Email her and ask her who's she voting for...LOL
simpson...i saw a top three the other day...that's a top two!!!
your...you're the best
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