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You Paid For This: Mayberry Shakedown

Andy Griffith, who of course played the iconic role of Andy Taylor in the 60′s sitcom The Andy Griffith Show, has been hired by you. Didn’t know you had that kind of swag? I didn’t either. I’m not going to harp on Andy here, because he’s old and he sees the writing on the wall: get all the money you can now because it’s about to get bleak.

But you should know that you paid for this: You paid for the hiring of a celebrity to alter your own opinion. How duplicitous of yourself. It cost 700,000 dollars. I’m not going to show the video, instead I’m going to show some good old fashion, non-socialist Mayberry. Enjoy:

Also, there’s some promising news out of Missouri where they voted no to allowing the federal government to force you to buy things.  Read about it here. “With most of the vote counted, Proposition C was winning by a ratio of nearly 3 to 1. The measure, which seeks to exempt Missouri from the insurance mandate in the new health care law…”

That’s a good video above, isn’t it?  The government could have shown this for free across the nation instead of spending the jack, and people would have been happier and less demeaned.

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Your Taxes Paid For This:Pelosi

It’s Friday morning.  Thinking about what you’re going to spend for Valentine’s Day?  Let’s also think about what you’ve spent for House Speaker Pelosi:

From the Washington Times Editorial, click on text below to go to page:

The charges include $101,000 in “in-flight services” that reportedly included Maker’s Mark, Jack Daniels and Jim Beam whiskeys, Beefeater and Bombay Sapphire gin, Courvoisier cognac and other fancy food and liquor.

There’s no words to describe how frustrating this is.  Congress votes themselves a raise in 2008, don’t forget.  When you hear a progressive Regressive talk about emotional pleas for the “have-nots”, don’t forget that this is what they’re after: more Beefeater a mile high.

I didn’t know the drinks are on us.

Hits from around the web:

American Thinker has some good print on the Agnostic: “It’s getting crowded under the bus.”

C. Edmund Right’s letter to the president: “And when you say that small business is clamoring for you to pass health care, I know that you have taken total leave of your senses.”

Myers at Big Journalism tells us not to throw out all our baby bottles and sippy cups:” Create a monster to be blamed so as to control the populace.”

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Tags: government spending, waste