Morning Bell: Revealing What States Are Hiding

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How much are we spending on education? Actually, far more than we know—because as it turns out, states are hiding some of the teachers’ benefits. In a new paper, Heritage expert Jason Richwine reveals that “Proper accounting would reveal tens of billions of dollars in extra teacher pension costs, equivalent to somewhere around $ 1,000… Read more »

Shoplifters Hiding Behind Plastic Bag Ban?

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sign Pics / Greg Vaughn/Greg Vaughn/Newscom Seattle’s plastic bag ban became effective on July 1, 2012, prohibiting all Seattle retail stores from providing customers with plastic carryout bags—even bags advertised as biodegradable. But banning plastic bags has caught up with the city, harming businesses through theft. Seattle businesses are facing the unintended consequences of nanny-state… Read more »

Bam! Ace hammers MSM for smearing the Right while hiding lefty criminals’ politics

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via commenter wheatie— DepressiveBlogger69 (@AceofSpadesHQ) February 07, 2013 When it comes to acts of violence, the mainstream media never hesitates to get the “full story” on what motivated the perpetrator — provided they can somehow link the criminal to a right-of-center cause. But when alleged murderer Christopher Dorner’s manifesto emerged earlier today, revealing his hard-Left… Read more »

Megyn Kelly Panel Takes On Why 1/3rd Of Americans Believe Obama Hiding Something About His Past

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Today’s political panel on Fox’s America Live took on a recent poll which found that 36 percent of Americans, including 64 percent of Republicans, believe President Obama is hiding something about his background and early life. Conservative panelist Tucker Carlson dismissed the findings, saying, “The same poll showed 36% of Democrat think that Bush was… Read more »