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Hey all – welcome to another great installment of The BoBo Carnival of Politics.  We have a lot of submissions to get through today. Just want to give everyone a “heads up.” There won’t be a carnival next weekend as it is Easter weekend.  I will be spending that time with my family.  The next edition will be on May 1st. While we have some great submissions this week – my recommendation of the week goes to The Raba Review‘s submission of What’s So Bad About Socialism? It is not your normal liberal spewage of how capitalism sucks and socialism works – it is actually a very well, though out, and illustrated discussion.  The conclusion is still wrong (see my response below) – but – it is well worth the read.  Let Mr. Raba know your thoughts as well – and – as always – please go visit the blogs of all of these contributors – without them this carnival would not be successful.

 

Conservative

smrtas1 presents Is the US Broke? posted at Conservative Patriot HQ.

Steve – great post.  I saw that video last week.  It’s pretty freakin’ ridiculous.  I recommend everyone read this from Iowahawk: Feed Your Family on $10 Billion a Day.  It is a step-by-step breakdown on our debt and what would happen if we do eat the rich – just how far would that get us in paying for government services.  It absolutely proves America is broke and we cannot possibly afford our government debt and expenses.

Joshua Chandler presents Welcome Back to the Program Everybody posted at Attention Globecans:, saying, “political satire questioning liberal notions of gender identification of children.”

A kitty?  Okay. LOL

Scott Spiegel presents First Rule of Good Governance: Never Negotiate with Democrats posted at Scott Spiegel, saying, “Battling Democrats legislatively is like fighting terrorists militarily—you don’t show them how spineless you are; you show them how merciless you can be. They don’t respond to anything else.”

Agreed – everything needs to be on the table – and Ryan’s budget proposal is right on target. I’m wondering whatever happened to the notion that we need to stop all this hateful rhetoric and vitriol?  I seem to recall after Gabby Gifford’s shooting that all those bleeding heart libs were quick to jump all over Conservatives – and what did we see during that entire budget debate?  Nothing but hate coming from the left with some serious hateful, hurtful, and vitriolic rhetoric saying Republicans want to kill women and children.  You’re right – we should show no mercy and just steam roll over them.

Scott Spiegel presents Congress’s $38.5 Billion Scam posted at Scott Spiegel, saying, “Congress’s $38.5 billion in cuts consist mostly of unused funds, funds that hadn’t been allocated for specific projects, non-renewals of one-time expenses, and salaries for czars who have already resigned.”

Yeah – $323 Million is a VERY far cry from $38.5 Billion.  This was hardly a “win” for conservatives at all.  This was Boehner playing politics and doing what politicians do best – lie to the people.  He is hardly the leader that we need in D.C. right now.

Dividist presents Ministry of Truth issues Deficit Reduction Plan posted at Divided We Stand United We Fall, saying, “There is plenty to criticize about the President’s Deficit Reduction Plan above and beyond the doublespeak nonsense. The primary criticism being – it is not a plan. At least not a plan in in the same category as the Simpson-Bowles Plan or the Paul Ryan Plan – both of which offered 70+ pages of detail unsullied by Orwellian euphemism. There are few details offered in the President’s seven page framework, which can be more accurately described as general spending and revenue goals wrapped in partisan rhetoric. The saddest aspect of the President’s presentation is that on that one point, the President is right. Revenues will indeed need to increase in addition to massive spending cuts. However, the point is lost in the absurdity of the presentation.”

Dividist – great discussion.  I have nothing further to add.  Keep up the great work and thanks for submitting this for my followers.

Democrat

Ryan Raba presents What’s so bad about Socialism? posted at The Raba Review.

Ryan – thanks for this submission – it’s nice to see a balanced discussion without the hate coming from your side of the aisle.  While I enjoyed reading your post – your conclusion leaves one VERY important thing out – Freedom.  What a capitalist system does is provide people the freedom to be who they want and to achieve as much as they want.  Those who are successful and work hard reap the rewards.  Those who are less successful are given the opportunity to become just as wealthy and prosperous if they so choose.  Anybody can be anything and do anything (within legal limitations) they want and are free to choose their path towards happiness.  As you rightfully pointed out in your post – under a socialist system no one is better than anybody else and all “profit” is equitable.  The only winners in a Socialist system are the elite politicians that make the rules.  In a socialist system no one can break out and become successful or choose a path to happiness based on their own merits.  If anyone tries to break away – they are vilified and brought back under control to share their wealth.  This is not freedom as our founding fathers envisioned.

Elena Botella presents A Gluttony of Defense posted at Devil Dems, saying, “Commentary from Duke Democrats about the April 2011 budget proposal that would increase Defense Department spending by $5b, when almost every other department has been hit hard”

Given the dire circumstances this country faces right now – the fact we are going broke at an alarming pace – EVERYTHING needs to be on the chopping block – including defense spending.  We could cut that $5B and more if we just withdrew all of our troops and military resources from Iraq, Afghanistan, and Libya. I say let the middle east light themselves on fire.  We don’t need to be there to stop them.  Perhaps if oil rises enough because of the unrest – this country will finally do what is right and become totally energy independent and use our own resources.  We have the largest fossil fuel reserves in the entire world – and we are only tapping 10% of it.  I’m with you on this one  – no reason to increase the defense budget while we are cutting everything else.

Libertarian

Dividist presents The Dividist is IN! posted at Divided We Stand United We Fall, saying, “Given the low probability of the Dems retaking the House, and the high probability of Reps taking the Senate majority, the Dividist suspects the only way to maintain Divided Government into 2013 will be to re-elect President Obama. So the Dividist is grudgingly “IN”. The Dividist is simply not ready to give One Party Republican Rule another turn at bat.”

Uhhh…nope, not me.  I do truly see the benefits of a divided government – and I see where you’re coming from – but – I can’t even fathom another 4 years of Obambi – the most incompetent President in history.  I would hope there would be another Democrat contender. Hell, I would vote for Hillary over Obambi at this point.  The GOP hasn’t exactly put up any good candidates right now either – of those who have at least expressed some interest in running.  2012 is going to be another bust election – it will undoubtedly come down to a lesser of two evils again – A RINO or A Socialist – neither are good for this country.

News

Jeff Bartelli presents The U.S. In Libya posted at Distant Observer, saying, “I hope you love it!”

Good post, Jeff – not all Conservatives are on board with this action.  I was against it from the beginning.  We have no military interest nor domestic interest in what happens in Libya. This was wasteful spending.  Those same NATO allies we are now supporting also fought against our efforts to go in to Iraq and Afghanistan.  I say let them do it on their own.  It is time America stopped being the world’s policeman and let the world fend for themselves.  I’m tired of my tax dollars going towards foreign aide to countries that hate us – and for paying for military interventions in places we have no true interests in.  As I stated above – let the middle east light themselves on fire – we can be energy independent any time we wanted if those idiot politicians would just get out of the way.

Janet presents Are Canadian Politicians Ignoring Small Business Problems with Credit Card Fees? posted at Credit Cards Canada, saying, “Campaigning is well under way in Canada, with politicians looking to come out on top in the federal elections following the dissolution of Harper’s government. However, there is one voting bloc that many politicians appear to be overlooking: Small business.”

Janet – thanks for this submission.  I don’t know much about Canadian politics – so this was insightful.  But, you should be careful what you wish for.  Our government intervened with our credit card issuers stating the same intention – to lower fees and give consumers an advantage.  Boy, did that backfire.  While fees may have gone down and there are some more strict rules with regards to when and how a credit card issuer can charge those fees – credit card companies have increased their interest rates drastically.  I have a 780 credit score – yet – the three credit cards that I did have all went from under 10% APR to 27, 28, and 29%.  I obviously cancelled them immediately.  Hopefully, your people and your government won’t make that same mistake if they take this on.

Politics

Safa Samiezade’-Yazd presents Why You Should Give A Damn About Arts Funding posted at Politics for Change.

Hey Safa – thanks for the submission.  However, I’m not with you on this one.  While I do agree that we should also be cutting defense spending – EVERYTHING needs to be on the chopping block, including the NEA, NEH, PBR, and the like.  Lastly, lest you forget, all of these programs are “supposed” to be non-partisan.  Both the NEA and PBR were found to be colluding with the Obama administration to push his Presidency and agenda.  PBR and NEA broke the contract.  When you break a contract – you lose the contract.  They should all be defunded as they have become a partisan arm of the Democratic party pushing a liberal agenda.  If you can prove otherwise – please do.

just4theplanet presents USA: The Grand Old Party (GOP) should be renamed EOE – Enemy of the Environment posted at Just 4 the Planet.

Really?  CO2 is NOT a greenhouse gas.  In fact – CO2 is a basic element that promotes growth in our environment.  Without CO2 – plants, flowers, and trees would cease to exist.  Humans have a symbiotic relationship with our environment – we produce CO2 that helps them thrive, and they provide us with O2 that helps us to thrive.  This whole idea that an executive level branch of the government has authority to regulate all business in the entire country is preposterous.  The EPA has no authority to do this – and only Congress can grant that authority.  The President has no authority to regulate commerce.  That is a legislative branch function – you can read it in the constitution.  The Republicans are right to reign in this executive level branch.  It has already been proven that this whole notion of global warming as a result of increased CO2 is nothing more than a hoax and is a means for wealth redistribution – the director of the IPCC stated so.

Phillip Donavan presents The New Town Square: 15 Best Places for Political Satire on the Web posted at Political Science Degree, saying, “In the olden days before internet or even television and radio, people were forced to walk all the way to the town square to hear the latest pontifications on current events. Because walking, even to the remote, is so yesterday, the town square has grown immensely in not only audience reached but speakers as well.”

The Onion is one of my favorite places to visit.  Might I also suggest adding The Endive to your collection. It is the conservative answer to The Onion.

That concludes this edition. Submit your blog article to the next edition of The BoBo Carnival of Politics using our carnival submission form. Past posts and future hosts can be found on our blog carnival index page.

Man, there already isn’t enough time in the day – so now we gotta lose an hour?  I don’t understand why we still need daylight savings time – its not like we’re an agrarian culture any longer.  This lost hour is really throwing me off today – sorry for the delay in getting this out there.  We have a lot of submissions to dig through today.  They’re all good and we have some newbie contributors again this week.  As always – please stop by these blogs and let them know what you think of their posts.

Enjoy

Welcome to the March 13, 2011 edition of the bobo carnival of politics.

Conservative

Scott Spiegel presents Liberals’ Game of Cat-and-Muslim posted at Scott Spiegel, saying, “Obama has offered a creative, efficient method for prosecuting terrorists affiliated with 9/11 or the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq: military tribunals in a secure island compound called “Guantanamo Bay.””

Liberal

Madeleine Begun Kane presents Newt’s Fishy Excuses posted at Mad Kane’s Political Madness.

Madeleine Begun Kane presents Weirdness From George Will posted at Mad Kane’s Political Madness.

vjack presents Republicans Using Economic Mess They Created to Attack Vital Domestic Programs posted at Red State Progressive.

Libertarian

Mike Billy presents Is Piracy Theft? posted at Voluntary Thought, saying, “I look at piracy from a libertarian perspective. Does it violate property rights? Is it theft?”

Bradley Hankins presents Rand Paul Knows posted at Bradley Hankins.

Hey, Bradley – nice to see you back!  Great post.

News

Jennifer Miner presents Spring Break Mexico Travel Warning posted at The Vacation Gals – Family travel, girlfriend getaways, romantic getaways, destinations, things to do, travel tips, saying, “Every year right before spring break, the US State Department issues another travel warning regarding Mexico. But the entire country isn’t in flames; there are many beautiful, popular and safe vacation destinations inMexico. Are we going to let our travel plans be dictates by the politics of fear?”

LOL…okay – not entirely related to politics – but, you managed to fit it in there – I’ll let it stay! :)

Politics

Gary Voysey presents 5 things the Government DOES NOT want you to know! posted at Ramblings and other savageries.

Aaron Powell presents Surprise! Your Politics (Probably) Aren’t Based on Principle posted at Aaron Ross Powell.

Aaron Powell presents The Politics of Taste posted at Aaron Ross Powell.

Ian presents The War on Obama, and The Death of Civility in America posted at personalwebreviews, saying, “Right-wing sees Obama and anyone supporting him as the enemy.”

Well, Ian – Obambi did it to himself – he has become an enemy of this country by trampling on the Constitution the way he has.  If you haven’t already seen it, I put up a pretty good post detailing just a few examples of how he is slowly becoming a dictator and just trampling on American values and has a blatant disregard for our Constitution.

Sunehary Rocking presents Top 50 Up and Coming Leadership Blogs posted at Masters in Leadership, saying, “Every group, organization and institution relies on a leader to take employees or volunteers to new levels. Without leaders, every private concern, corporation, business, governmental entity and entrepreneurship would fail, as successful leaders, by many standards, delegate responsibilities and create an atmosphere where everyone can thrive. Leadership is tough though, so reading excellent blogs on the subject can be helpful.”That concludes this edition. Submit your blog article to the next edition of the bobo carnival of politics using our carnival submission form. Past posts and future hosts can be found on our blog carnival index page.

Happy New Year everyone.  I hope you all had a great Christmas and a wonderful New Year celebration.  This edition is the first of the year and kicks off 2011 with a bang!  We have 36 submissions to get through – I guess when you take two weeks off they can really stack up!

Before we get started with the Carnival – I just wanted to say something about the shooting of Congresswoman Giffords in Arizona – apparently, she was shot through the brain and is still in critical condition – my thoughts and prayers go out to her and her family, Judge John Roll, and all those others killed or injured.  I hope she can make a recovery.  Given the bullet went through her brain – we’ll have to see the final outcome.  As for the nutjob that shot her – I won’t put his name out here to give him more press – the thing that pisses me off the most about this whole thing is that the loony leftards were real quick to come out as soon as the news broke to say this guy was a rightwing nutjob egged on by conservative talk radio and people like Sarah Palin.  The Sheriff was quick to politicize the whole thing and make it about so-called bigotry – he is pro-illegal immigration and is against the Arizona immigration law.

Congresswoman Giffords is considered a moderate and sometime sides with the Republicans on some issues.  Did it ever occur to everyone that the nutjob who shot her was a radical leftists who thought she was too far to the right?  As it turns out – he personally stated that his favorite books are The Communist Manifesto and Mein Kampf by Hitler.  These are hardly the reading choices of anyone on the right. As we have seen time and again over the last 40 decades – those who are the most prone to violence and commit such crimes have always turned out to be radical loony leftards.  Get over it – the Tea Party and conservatives had nothing to do with this – this was another case of a deranged liberal that couldn’t hold it in.

Now that I’ve said my piece – let’s get on to the Carnival.  There are some great submissions – I thank all those who submitted and I encourage my readers to go visit each of the bloggers’ sites and let them know what you think of their articles.



Conservative

Scott Spiegel presents Rush Deconstructed for the Media Matters Crowd posted at Scott Spiegel, saying, “Media Matters regularly collects “controversial” quotes by conservative personalities and displays them on its website. Join me while I deconstruct a sampling of contentiously worded but eminently sensible recent Rush quotes.”

Scott Spiegel presents Trusting Liberals Is Now Just a Thing of the Past posted at Scott Spiegel, saying, “In 2000 the British paper The Independent ran a story with the wistful headline “Snowfalls are now just a thing of the past.””

Scott Spiegel presents Can We Shut Down the Government Even If We Raise the Debt Ceiling? posted at Scott Spiegel, saying, “In a recent article on the upcoming 112th Congress, the Associated Press warned that gridlock between the Republican House and Democratic Senate might result in a failure to act that “could threaten the nation’s economic health.” Are they kidding? What do they think has been going on for the past two years, when Democrats controlled both chambers and the White House and put us further in debt than the first 100 Congresses combined? Gridlock in Congress is the best prescription for helping our economy recover.”

Independent

e.m. cadwaladr presents A Word or Two on Greed posted at e.m. cadwaladr, saying, “I can think of nothing further to add. e.m.c.”

Liberal

Madeleine Begun Kane presents Limerick Ode To Bernie Sanders posted at Mad Kane’s Political Madness.

Madeleine Begun Kane presents Intelligence Redesigned posted at Mad Kane’s Political Madness.

Madeleine Begun Kane presents Christine O?Donnell: Not A Witch, But Possibly A Jailbird posted at Mad Kane’s Political Madness.

Libertarian

K.D. Koratsky presents Careful What You Tax For posted at Neo-Darwinian Enlightenment Blog and Forum.

Miscellaneous

GrrlScientist presents Redefining Great Britain posted at Punctuated Equilibrium, saying, “This new research describes a clever way to redefine and redraw geographical areas using telephone communication networks — this is an important issue when dealing with politics, as anyown familiar with gerrymandering can tell you!”

Fred presents Normalcy Bias posted at Say No To Corporate America, saying, “This is not a typical post but a current event inspired the topic. The main topic is the need to eliminate corporate favoritism in government; it is a global problem.”

Darwin presents Energy Tax Credit 2011 – Not What It Used to Be posted at Darwin’s Money, saying, “As assessment of what the 2011 Energy Tax Credits look like and whether the incentive is even worth it.”

Rick Sincere presents Legislative Redistricting Under Conditions of Divided Government posted at Rick Sincere News and Thoughts, saying, “For the first time in Virginia history, legislative redistricting will take place when Democrats control the state Senate and Republicans control the House of Delegates. After previous censuses, one party controlled both chambers of the General Assembly. This should be fun to watch.”

Wenchypoo presents A Tale of Two Inflations posted at Wisdom From Wenchypoo’s Mental Wastebasket.

Scott Bartlett presents Wikileaks: Batshite or Batshit? posted at BATSHITE, saying, “This is an article that consider possible long-term effects of Wikileaks.”

BigBoldType presents Euro millions jackpot winner….Ireland! posted at BIGBOLDTYPE.

Unbalanced Passions presents Are we leading to the collpse like the Old Soviet Union? posted at Unbalanced Passions, saying, “With the passage of the Health care into law by President Obama. This bill creats bloated bureaucracies that I do not think can be sustained. The Federal reserve can not keep printing money out of thin air to finance this monstrosity. With rising unemployment and the dwindling tax base. Coupled with printing money to keep the bloated government running and the lack of productivity. Our Dollar is close to loosing world reserve status. This will create hyperinflation that will further keep the government unsustainable.”

Unbalanced Passions presents Corruption Always Implodes from Within posted at Unbalanced Passions, saying, “I get so sick and tired hearing the wheezer routine of patriot broadcasters talking about bad news in the economy and the police state. When he was talking about the youtube video about his employee and kids being groped at the checkpoints in the airport. There was over 70 percent of the comments opposing the TSA body scanners and enhanced pat down. He is complaining about the small group not getting it.”

DRM presents A Troublesome Document: Musings on July 4 posted at Global Freedom Strategies, saying, “Discussing the notions of freedom, liberty and equality”

PawpKulture presents Right to Die posted at PawpKulture.

Ian presents Homeland Security Threat Level — A Gift For Terrorists? posted at personalwebreviews.

DRM presents The Right/Left Hoax posted at Global Freedom Strategies, saying, “Thoughts on use of ideas to limit freedom and to control the population”

DRM presents How to Escape The Prison Camp: A Manifesto For Personal Secession posted at Global Freedom Strategies, saying, “Ways to find personal freedom”

DRM presents Choose Your Own Escape Route posted at Global Freedom Strategies, saying, “Strategies for finding personal freedom”

Ian presents WikiLeaks � Hillary’s Pet Monster posted at personalwebreviews.

Michael Wolf presents Letter 2 America for January 5, 2010 posted at letters2america, saying, “Our politics are the tail that wags the dog.”

News

Wenchypoo presents Jobless Benefits Extended–But Hold the Applause posted at Wisdom From Wenchypoo’s Mental Wastebasket, saying, “…and all those 99-weekers think they have more bennies coming!”

Wenchypoo presents Alabam Town’s Failed Pension is a Warning posted at Wisdom From Wenchypoo’s Mental Wastebasket, saying, “Coming to a town near you…”

RE Ausetkmt presents This Hacking and Running; When Will It End ? posted at BadGalsRadio – RootsRock since 99′, saying, “The Year 2010 has been filled with lots of bloodshed and tears. Lets all work to make 2011 a year filled with Cooperation and Healing for the entire population of this globe. We want to ask you to join us in asking When the Hacking and Running; will finally end ?”

Mike Murray presents Bad Press better than No Press? posted at Exploits & Other Musings.

Dividist presents A Happy New Year message from Peter Schiff: The value of your house is still 20% too high. posted at Divided We Stand United We Fall, saying, “When an economic bubble bursts, normalcy cannot return until the pricing excesses wrought by the bubble are wrung out of the market. A recession is often the painful but necessary market mechanism that corrects the pricing distortion and consequent misallocation of capital that occurs in a bubble. When misguided government intervention prevents the mispriced asset class from fully deflating, capital continues to be misallocated and economic malaise lingers on. This is the takeaway message from Peter Schiff’s recent Wall Street Journal editorial.”

Politics

Nicholas Strychacz presents Which Country Poses More of a Threat to U.S. Interests? Part II posted at The Global Penguin, saying, “The Global Penguin provides insightful analysis on politics, geopolitics, finance, world travel, exotic locales, and international development.”

John Breneman presents Study: Fox News hazardous to your health (The Daily Palin) posted at The Daily Palin.

Sean Hazlett presents Top 10 Predictions for 2011 posted at Reflections of a Rational Republican, saying, “It’s a new year and time for predictions on politics, the economy, and world events”

Wenchypoo presents Does International Aid Keep Haiti Poor? posted at Wisdom From Wenchypoo’s Mental Wastebasket, saying, “Teach a man to fish…”

Oliver Wang presents 15 Inspiring Biographies for Aspiring Leaders | BSchool.com Business Schools Directory posted at BSchool.com.

Katie Gilbert presents 10 Most Corrupt Police Forces in the World posted at CriminalJusticeDegreesGuide.com.

Darwin presents US Debt Ceiling Explained – MAJOR Vote Coming Up posted at Darwin’s Money, saying, “The US debt ceiling has hit the roof – and needs to be raised again by an act of Congress next month. Find out why this is important and what it’s all about”

That concludes this edition. Submit your blog article to the next edition of The BoBo Carnival of Politics using our carnival submission form. Past posts and future hosts can be found on our blog carnival index page.




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Hey All – welcome to the Halloween edition of the BoBo Carnival of Politics.  Given the freakin’ state of the country – it is very appropriate to have such a scary edition.  Make sure you check out all the submissions this week – there are some good ones.  Check out Jodie Reed’s post – a Brit’s take on our American politics. And remember – GET OUT AND VOTE on November 2nd.

Enjoy

 

Conservative

Scott Spiegel presents Obama Misquoted: “I Looked Fierce on the Cover of The Advocate!” posted at Scott Spiegel, saying, “President Barack Obama demonstrated his pro-gay credentials last week by having Senior Adviser Valerie Jarrett renounce comments she had made that 15-year-old gay suicide victim Justin Aaberg had been bullied because of a “lifestyle choice” he had made.”

The Expert presents The Party of No! posted at the Expert’s blog.

Scott Spiegel presents Don’t Let the Statehouse Door Hit You on the Way Out posted at Scott Spiegel, saying, “Amidst the embarras de richesses of House and Senate seat pickups Republicans anticipate this midterm election cycle, one plum reward they shouldn’t forget is their likely aggressive gains in gubernatorial contests across the country.”

Michael Cohen presents We Need Some States and Countries To Default posted at Double Dip Recession, saying, “Long-term, it is better if the Democrats win in California, since they will almost surely drive the state to bankruptcy. This may teach the rest of the country a lesson.”

Independent

harygarfield presents Research conclusion on beginning thoughts posted at Let’s Think, saying, “Land rights”

Dividist presents Defending Divided Government posted at Divided We Stand United We Fall, saying, “The Democrats biggest erosion of support from ’08 to ’10 is from the independent, moderate, centrist, libertarian vote. For the most part, these voters are not choosing to vote Republican in 2010 because they like the Republican candidates or because they suddenly have embraced GOP values. They are voting Republican to divide the government in the hope of reining in the Democratic agenda and restoring some semblance of fiscal rationality. The only surprise is that it has taken this long for the left to understand that their core problem was not ennui in the base. Their core problem is they have lost the center.”

Liberal

Madeleine Begun Kane presents Open Limerick To The Anti-Government Crowd posted at Mad Kane’s Humor Blog.

Madeleine Begun Kane presents Yet Another Limerick Ode To Christine O’Donnell posted at Mad Kane’s Humor Blog.

Libertarian

Steven and Debra presents If God Says Civil Government is Oppressive, Haughty, and Abusive; Why Do Religious Institutions Promote It Anyway? posted at The END TIMES Hoax, saying, “Civil government is not divine.”

Jacob Tree presents Are Social Security and Medicare Ponzi Schemes? posted at Ponzi Schemes 101, saying, “Many younger voters do not realize that the are being taxed at higher rates to support a ponzi scheme that benefits retirees at the expense of younger workers.”

Rick Sincere presents NEA cites Charlottesville Libertarian Examiner in pro-Perriello TV ad – Charlottesville Libertarian | Examiner.com posted at Examiner, saying, “I think the headline speaks for itself …”

Miscellaneous

theo smith presents Obama’s Nobel posted at Theophillus Smith, saying, “Neutral commentary on the Nobel institution. -Theophillus Smith”

Wenchypoo presents Britain’s Budget Cuts–Two Lessons for America posted at Wisdom From Wenchypoo’s Mental Wastebasket.

June Tree presents Where Are The High Paying Jobs? posted at The Digerati Life, saying, “A look at the job front and where the high paying jobs are today.”

Mike @ jammer(six) presents Early Voting Locations: When, Where, and How? posted at jammer(six).

Mike Tye presents Technical jargon and lies posted at Mikes Simple Blog, saying, “How technical jargon is a huge part of our lives nowadays, including in politics”

Ben Harack presents How the common explanations for poverty are incorrect posted at Vision Of Earth, saying, “Extreme poverty in Africa is often blamed on a ‘democracy deficit’, or the idea that rich nations have stolen the wealth of the poor countries. It turns out that neither of these plays a major role in the persistence of extreme poverty.”

June Tree presents Planning To Roll Over Your 401K To A Rollover IRA? posted at The Digerati Life, saying, “Some commentary on corporate America. Here’s what’s going on with employee sponsored benefit plans.”

Scott Spiegel presents Banksy Gets Bankrolled by “The Simpsons” posted at Scott Spiegel.

Jodie Reed presents Fall-ing Mama Grizzlies posted at Teadrinking Mom, saying, “The new mom politics is very eye-catching but about as substantial as a toffee apple. A UK mom’s take on US politics.”

Madeleine Begun Kane presents Alpha-Political Verse: Election 2010 posted at Mad Kane’s Political Madness.

News

Wenchypoo presents South Korea to Send First Food Aid to N. Korea Since 2008 posted at Wisdom From Wenchypoo’s Mental Wastebasket, saying, “North Korea’s falling down…falling down…falling down!”

Politics

Ben Harack presents Media speed’s negative effect on politics posted at Vision Of Earth, saying, “It seems that the rampant speed of our news media today is having a deleterious effect on our politics. This article is an attempt to briefly touch on some of these issues.”

DJ Harris presents If I Were President Transparency Page posted at DJ6ual: An Irish Girl’s Blog, saying, “Do you vote? Has the voting process become confusing? Do you really know who you are voting for? Have you ever elected a candidate only to regret your choice later? Most candidates, fearing their opponents might use their positions in attack ads, refuse or only respond to a few questions that their consultants stamp as safe. Each candidate is repeatedly confronted with these issue questions but few to none are willing to tell the truth. These cowardly acts seem to apply to all major parties.”

Michael Wolf presents Letter 2 America for October 20, 2010 posted at letters2america, saying, “What will the Republicans do to us next? It looks like we’re going to find out November 2.”

Preity Smith presents 50 Best Books for Presidential History Buffs posted at mastersdegree.net.

That concludes this edition. Submit your blog article to the next edition of The BoBo Carnival of Politics using our carnival submission form. Past posts and future hosts can be found on our blog carnival index page.



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Yes – I know – It is a day late. Sorry – decided to take a quick weekend vacation over at the land of the mouse again. When you only live 70 miles away from the largest playground in the country – it’s really hard to resist – especially these days given our political climate and the dickheads we have running this country. November 2 can’t get here fast enough!

Please enjoy the following submissions and be sure to visit their blogs. Check out Mad Kane’s limerick – she’s obviously listening to or reading some really leftist propaganda shit – haven’t heard that one at all.

Wenchypoo provides some great wisdom as usual – However, just a warning – while she finds indications that China is crumbling – just remember – they also have pretty much cornered the gold market right now. They may me moving closer to Capitalism and further away from Communism – but – in my eye – that is a good thing. The bad thing is they are still our enemy.

Also – be sure to check out Dividist’s (or as I know him, DWSUWF) perspective on the Angle/Reid debate last week.  I bet there will be more “None of the Above” votes than anything in Nevada.  That will probably be a bad thing for Reid.

 

Conservative

Scott Spiegel presents Bigotry In Between Every Line posted at Scott Spiegel, saying, “In a desperate, last-ditch attempt to salvage their miserable midterm election prospects, Democrats have been tarnishing Republicans and Tea Partiers with the smear of—wait for it… racism!”

smrtas1 presents Obama Town Hall Filled With Actors posted at Conservative Patriot HQ.

Buck presents Tax Facts: What do the Rich do for us? posted at Buck Says, saying, “Is being wealthy now a bad thing?”

Democrat

Silicon Valley Blogger presents Should There Be An Unemployment Benefits Extension? posted at The Digerati Life, saying, “Thanks!”

NP!  Me, personally, being the conservative that I am – I would have to say no.  In fact, I truly believe we need to do away with unemployment benefits altogether.  There is nothing in our Constitution that allows the government to take money from employers in order to distribute it to people they have fired or laid off.  It is a form of charity and wealth redistribution that our founding fathers warned against.  This just makes more slaves to the government and kills human ingenuity as it breeds dependence.

Independent

Dividist presents “None Of The Above” kicks ass in Nevada Senate debate. posted at Divided We Stand United We Fall, saying, “Dear People of Nevada, I just watched your Senate debate, and I am just so… so… sorry. I feel so bad for you. Really. I mean – WTF?? Look, I don’t know how this happened, but you really should try and avoid choices like this in the future…”

Liberal

Michael Wolf presents Letter 2 America for October 13, 2010 posted at letters2america, saying, “If tax breaks stimulate the economy, when are the Bush tax cuts and the stimulus cuts as well going to start doing so?”

Madeleine Begun Kane presents Guess Who?s Itching For Impeachment posted at Mad Kane’s Political Madness.

Libertarian

Aaron Powell presents Perspectives on Coercion posted at Aaron Ross Powell.

Miscellaneous

Susan Kilroy presents 10 Infamous Police Scandals posted at Criminal Justice Degrees Guide.

Wenchypoo presents Election’s Impact on Stocks, Gold, Oil, Currencies and More posted at Wisdom From Wenchypoo’s Mental Wastebasket, saying, “Europe, here we come!”

News

Wenchypoo presents Communist China is Falling Down…Falling Down…Falling Down posted at Wisdom From Wenchypoo’s Mental Wastebasket, saying, “I find it funny that like Cuba, China is starting to crumble from the INSIDE. Funny thing about younger leaders, isn’t it–especially those who’ve been outside their own country, and have tasted the good (free) life.”

That concludes this edition. Submit your blog article to the next edition of The BoBo Carnival of Politics using our carnival submission form. Past posts and future hosts can be found on our blog carnival index page.


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Well, unfortunately, my Steelers had a by-week this week.  At least the home town team – Buccaneers – pulled one out in the last seconds of the game to beat the Bengals. They’re in the same division as my Steelers so that helped out a lot. Enough of that – now on to the Carnival – please do take some time and check out the blogs of the contributors.  Without them, this carnival would not have any success at all. I had a lot more submissions this week – but – had to delete them out as they weren’t related to politics – apparently – there are some out there who don’t actually read the rules for submission and hope they will just pass through.  Rest assured – while I may not have time to comment on all of these submissions – I do take the time to eliminate the one’s that aren’t related so that you guys don’t have to waste your time on them.

Enjoy


Conservative

Scott Spiegel presents Litigation Over Innovation posted at Scott Spiegel.

Zodd presents We Were All Immigrants posted at American Sage.

Scott Spiegel presents More Gun Crimes, Less Sanity About Gun Control posted at Scott Spiegel, saying, “Every time a gun crime happens in this country, the mainstream media give it sensationalistic coverage, and liberals cover their mouths with their hands like little girls only long enough to remove them and start howling about the necessity of even more gun control legislation than the historically high levels we have now.”

Democrat


Silicon Valley Blogger presents No Health Insurance? Options for the Uninsured posted at The Digerati Life, saying, “Discussing health care options and issues faced by those with no insurance.”

Independent

Eric Napier presents Who is Worthy of Your Attention posted at EricNapier.com.

At first, I was going to delete this as I didn’t see any connection to politics at all – then – I stopped and thought about it for a minute – check out the questions here – the next time you see a  political ad – think of these questions and see if these candidates/politicians are worth your time.

Liberal


Madeleine Begun Kane presents Limerick Ode To Carl Paladino posted at Mad Kane’s Political Madness.

Miscellaneous

Zodd presents Following Congress–Part 1 posted at American Sage.

Ella Moss presents AMERICAN EDUCATION REFORM « Zodiac Times posted at Zodiac Times, saying, “education reform”


Diagonal Consulting presents Dear Mr Osborne – are you dumbing us down? posted at Diagonal Consulting.

News

Sheree Monkman presents Prostitution decision ignores greater danger | Calgary Sun posted at Burning the Witch.

Patrick LaRue presents President Obama on the Family Tax Credit posted at 2010 Tax, saying, “President Obama proposes new working family tax credits with Republican leader Boehner not agreeing with the direction of the administration.”

That concludes this edition. Submit your blog article to the next edition of The BoBo Carnival of Politics using our carnival submission form. Past posts and future hosts can be found on our blog carnival index page.

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