Baltimore Reporter: The unintended but foreseeable consequences of Obamacare

The unintended but foreseeable consequences of Obamacare

5/7/2010

Filed under:

• General
• How the Democrats and MSM will get us killed
• The Biased Media
• Biased Media

— Robert Farrow @ 10:20 pm

From Powerline

The jobs report for April has been released and the news is mixed. The economy added 270,000 jobs, but this was not enough to offset the rise in the number of people looking for work. Accordingly, the unemployment rate rose from 9.7 percent to 9.9 percent.

Meanwhile, Diana Furchtgott-Roth of the Manhattan Institute explains why Obamacare is likely to cause employers not to hire as many workers as they otherwise would, particularly among the ranks of the unskilled and the young.

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The Baltimore Reporter says: Jim Pelura has resigned as Maryland State GOP Chairman

The Baltimore Reporter says: Jim Pelura has resigned as Maryland State GOP Chairman http://www.baltimorereporter.com/?p=6810

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20071101 Robert Farrow: Remember When Sen. Reid Suddenly Closed The Senate Last Year?

Robert Farrow: Remember When Sen. Reid Suddenly Closed The Senate Last Year?

Subtitled: Baltimore Reporter - Robert Farrow watch: See at the bottom of the post for other content rich material…

Yet another in a long list of “must reads” from Robert Farrow over at “The Baltimore Reporter”:

11/1/2007

Remember When Sen. Reid Suddenly Closed The Senate Last Year?

Filed under: General

Robert Farrow @ 8:50 pm

Crossposted from Flopping Aces

Last year, Senator Harry Reid ordered the senate [closed to discuss](http://www.cnn.com/2005/POLITICS/11/01/senate.iraq/) classified matters.

When closed, he ranted and raved and complained that the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence (SSCI) hadn’t released its vaunted “Phase II” report concerning pre-war intelligence on Iraq compared to pre-war statements about that intelligence…

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Read the rest here:

Several other of my favorites on his site, among many, are:

More Time Spent Wasted By Democrat Controlled Congress

Hillary Clinton Wins the I Hate Bush Debate

Here Come the Catches

Good news from Iraq

Bush to Pelosi: Your House is a Mess

And not to be missed is another post I wanted to call to the readers’ attention the other day: Edwards Demands Student Remove Video From Youtube (video)

John Edwards attempts to kill story filed by a journalism student at UNC.

Here, I’ll post the YouTube video, but go here for additional insights and commentary by “The Baltimore Reporter,” here: Edwards Demands Student Remove Video From Youtube (video)

20070523 Baltimore Reporter: A Picture Worth a Thousand Words

A Picture Worth a Thousand Words

Hat Tip: BlogNet News Maryland - A Picture Worth a Thousand Words

submitted by James L This amazing picture has drawn a lot of comments from readers of the Nashville paper, The Tennessean. See Jay’s letter below. Dear Tennessean: The Tennessean’s April 5 photograph of young Christian Golczynski accepting the American flag from Marine Lt. Col. Ric Thompson is one of the most moving and [...]

Read more: A Picture Worth a Thousand Words

http://www.baltimorereporter.com/?p=3991

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