Honeymoon offically over

Emanuel Was Director Of Freddie Mac During Scandal
New Obama Chief of Staff, Others on Board, Missed "Red Flags" of Alleged Fraud Scheme

Going uber-meta: Here's this guy talking about that guy. One thing I'll add; the people who talk about "magic" in the real sense not in the Doug Henning "iluuuuuuuusion" sense are always ardent, militant atheists. Truly, those that do not believe in something believe in anything.

Three prescient observations about the upcoming administration.

Key excerpt:

3. Liberals and conservatives will continue to try and define everything in terms of right and left when the proper lens, now more than ever, is choice versus control.

Precisely. I am in favor of the former for virtually everything. The left and right want to control things so that they're in their favor. Neither of them really wants an unfettered electorate.

Aprapos of absolutely nothing here is a list of handy DIY tips to make your life easier.

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knowitall said…
This was a bit of a mess, if you ask me. The fact that this guy caused a big ruckus amongst the left-wing illuminati party shocks me that he's going to be in charge of anyone else.
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