Archive for May, 2008

Nagging from a Nanny »

Visitors to The Facts send a lot of e-mail. Half of the writers love the site and say thanks, the other half hates it, hates smokers, hates freedom of choice, and especially, hates me. The fan mail is pretty varied. Some people like the stats pages, some like the study analysis, some like the list […]

Political T-Shirt »

Just a wild guess: This guy is not a liberal. Click to Enlarge and Enjoy (Possibly NSFW)

Going Out of Business »

The latest Quick Hitts Podcast is available for your listening pleasure.  “Going Out of Business” is a list of government agencies that need to be shut down.  Although this show is twice as long as most QH Podcasts, I only covered a fraction of the agencies we need to get rid of. Feel free to […]

The Sky is Still Falling »

We are being warned by an environmentalist that climate change “must now stand alongside nuclear war as a likely source of wholesale death and misery for mankind.”   A representative of the World Metrological Organization warns that climate change can not be reversed.  One of the darlings of the environmental movement predicts world wide food shortages.  […]

Dinesh D’Souza’s Dishonesty »

Pretend, for a moment, that you don’t believe in Thor, God of Thunder. A columnist, who believes in Thor with his whole heart and soul, does an interview with a well known whack job. The whack job, who also doesn’t believe in Thor, recommends killing babies by clubbing them on the head, then eating them […]

Florida Fires Teacher for Magic Trick »

Quick, which state has the most mouth-breating, slack jawed, drooling morons on their school boards? If you guessed Kansas, Alabama or Mississippi, you might be right. But Florida is doing everything they can to prove they can be just as encephalitic as any of the goober states. Several counties are considering teaching creationism in public […]

You’re a Misogynist. And a Racist and a Homophobe Too »

Michael Bates writes: I hope I’m not a misogynist, but I hate Hillary and I think I have good reasons. My number one reason is that if future generations look back at our society, a society in which supposedly everybody has the chance to be president, and they see a succession of presidents that goes […]