Let s Move! Who knew Democratic politicians in Wisconsin and Indiana would take her literally?
Faced with stifling debt, bloated pensions and intractable government unions, liberal Midwestern legislators have fled those states paralyzing Republican fiscal reform efforts. Like Monty Python s Brave Sir Robin and his band of quivering knights, these elected officials have only one plan when confronted with political hardship or economic peril: Run away, run away, run away.
Scores of Fleebagger Democrats are now in hiding in neighboring Illinois, the nation s sanctuary for political crooks and corruptocrats. Soon, area hotels will be announcing a special discount rate for card-carrying FleePAC winter convention registrants.
Inside the Beltway: Fleebagger Democrats are back in action
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Texas Gov To Arrest Dem Lawmakers Who Fled State On Private Jet To Block Voting Rights Bill
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Texas Gov To Arrest Dem Lawmakers Who Fled State On Private Jet To Block Voting Rights Bill
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Big Business Learns Lesson From Georgia, No Mass Boycott Of Texas
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The word woke once evoked the image of a brilliant sun over a fresh new morning. But “woke” raises dimmer connotations.
Our latest, woefully redundant evidence of the hopeless flaw in the foundational metaphor of this destructive movement: As the election-integrity fight moves to Texas, some companies are still standing against clean, fair and open elections – despite the spectacular, and spectacularly embarrassing, rout at the Battle of Georgia.
As I have mentioned in these pages, we at the Free Enterprise Project have been asking companies at their annual shareholder meetings to defend their early (and