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Wednesday, August 29, 2012

To my Ron Paul friends

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Photo source: Politico To my Ron Paul friends: You know I love you all. You know I think you’re the future of the Republican Party. ...

Daily Reminder

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I decided not to be so negative. So today I present a a stat about Mitt Romney's record, instead of Barack Obama's. Data source...
Tuesday, August 28, 2012

Those liberal 1950s Republicans

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Photo source: Facebook/Being Liberal A meme has been making its way around the web featuring MSNBC commentator and Justin Bieber look-...

Daily Reminder

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The number of Americans employed in non-farm jobs has increased (slightly) since Barack Obama took office, which sounds good, until you tak...
Monday, August 27, 2012

The failed policies that got us into this mess

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Photo source: Citizens Against Big Government In an AP interview over the weekend, Barack Obama accused Mitt Romney and the GOP, for...
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Daily Reminder

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Data source: Sentier Research via LA Times Michael Isenberg is the author of Full Asylum , a novel about politics, freedom, and hospit...
Friday, August 24, 2012

Movie Review — 2016: Obama’s America

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Photo source: 2016TheMovie.com This movie is misnamed. Only a short portion of Dinesh D’Souza’s new documentary is devoted to what Am...
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Michael Isenberg
MICHAEL ISENBERG has had a checkered career as a plant automation engineer, Six Sigma Black Belt, weapons merchant, astrophysicist, & manufacturer of cigarette butts.
 
He was awaken from his dogmatic slumber and began blogging in 2007 in response to the Bush Administration’s warrantless wiretapping of American citizens.

His first novel, Full Asylum, was published in 2012. It shows what America will look like if it continues on the path of big government. But since George Orwell and Ayn Rand already wrote the grim version of that story, Isenberg wrote a comedy.

Today, he writes primarily about Islam, which he first researched in the wake of the 9/11 attacks. He found both its achievements & its self-inflicted collapse during the Middle Ages so fascinating, he had to tell the story. 2018’s The Thread of Reason is the result.

Dr. Isenberg earned his Ph.D. from the University of Chicago. He resides in New England with 912 books, his collection of small batch bourbons, and his memories of his dear, departed Lady Jane Grey, the swellest stray cat ever to yowl at a stranger's door at two in the morning.
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