Doakes Sunday: It’s A Start – Or An End
By Mitch Berg
Joe Doakes from Como Park emails:
Rep. Keith Ellison is trying to learn about business because he has no idea how it works or why.
That’s a common problem with Democrats. At least he’s making an effort. But he picked the most liberal “Republican” possible to advise him. And he is still pushing the same tired crap: more unions, no Social Security “cuts” and taxes galore. Socialism, with an MBA, is still socialism.
Joe Doakes
Como Park
That could be a new corollary to Berg’s Eleventh Law (“The conservative liberals “respect” for their “conservative principles” will the the one that has the least chance of ever getting elected.”) Perhaps “The Ellison Corollary to Berg’s Eleventh Law: The “Republican” that liberals turn to for their information on “conservative” issues will be the least conservative Republican available”.
Could also be called the Arne Carlson corollary.
June 17th, 2013 at 11:08 am
Another good example; Michelle Malkin notes today that insurance claims from Democrats after their 2012 convention include things like $15000 for a lost iphone. Now we could either assume that a certain portion of Democrats are fundamentally dishonest and won’t come up with a reasonable price for lost items (I agree completely), or we could infer that with such pricing indicates that the same Democrats have absolutely no clue about what things cost, with which I also agree completely.
http://michellemalkin.com/2013/06/15/police-report-filed-for-lost-and-stolen-items-from-dem-convention-include-30k-iphone-and-75k-laptop-computer/