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1 June 2013 Jean Stapleton, Who Played Archie Bunker’s Better Angel, Dies at 90 _ _ H/T Neo-Neocon where we hope you will watch the clip, “Edith Bunker and the cling peaches.”
Update: RIP Jean Stapleton Another star in a show that couldn’t be made today has passed at the age of 90.
[…] June 1st, 2013 | Tags: "All in the Family", "Archie Bunker", "Edith Bunker", 1970s, cling peaches, Jean Stapleton, obituary | Category: Hollywood, Humor, New York, political correctness, Politics, Video | Comments are closed
Peter Schiff: We Will Never Pay It Back, We Can't Pay It Back, That's Why We Raise The Debt Ceiling!Foxmuldar 12/11/2012 _ H/T Blazing Cat Fur Related: Steny Hoyer: The Debt Limit ‘Is Not Real’ House Minority Whip Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) said Tuesday that the debt limit is “not real” and should not be part of any negotiations to avert the fiscal cliff. “First of all, I again would urge the Speaker not […] December 11th, 2012 | Tags: "fiscal cliff", 1970s, Ben Bernanke, bond market, debt ceiling, entitlement reforms, gold, hyperinflation, oil prices, Peter Schiff, quantitative easing, Rep. Steny Hoyer, Sen. Jay Rockefeller, Speaker John Boehner, Treasury bonds, U.S. Dollar | Category: Barack Obama, Congress, Economy, Entitlements, Federal Reserve, Video | Comments are closed
Jim Mahoney American Thinker 6/7/2011 …To those of us who lived through it, the seventies made for a confusing and angry time. Every trip to the store was an adventure. Price labels grew on everything like barnacles. Peeling them back meant exploring an infuriating history of ever-increasing prices. Politicians at every level seized the opportunity […] Jeff Poor The Daily Caller 4/29/2011 The year was 1978. The Bee Gees were the nation’s top pop group. Bell bottoms were en vogue. And the country was mired in an economic malaise, with so-called stagflation as a symptom. And although Justin Bieber and hoodies have replaced the trends of the 1970s, the American economy […] April 29th, 2011 | Tags: 1970s, Ben Bernanke, GDP, Inflation, Larry Kudlow, stagflation | Category: Banking and finance, Economy, Federal Reserve, Federal spending | Comments are closed
Rasmussen Reports 4/26/2011 Even though the last session of Congress was one of the biggest spending in history, very few voters are aware that most of today’s federal budget deficit is actually the product of congressional decisions made decades ago. In fact, a new Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey finds that just 23% of Likely […] April 26th, 2011 | Tags: 1960s, 1970s, federal budget deficit, Medicaid, Medicare, President Lyndon B. Johnson, President Richard M. Nixon, Rasmussen Reports, Social Security, The Great Society, Viet Nam War | Category: Congress, Entitlements, Federal spending, Military, National Security, Politicians, Polls, Progressives | Comments are closed
Kathy Shaidle Five Feet of Fury 4/22/2011 We had inflation and unemployment AND high interest rates all at the same time — which economists had long assured us was impossible. Think gas is expensive now? Guess what? WE HAD NO GAS at all half the time. Clothes were polyester. People thought avocados were a diet […] April 22nd, 2011 | Tags: 1970s, gas shortages, Inflation | Category: Economy, History, unemployment | Comments are closed
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