| Clearing the Browser Tabs – Expanding the Jimmiesphere…One Day. Posted: 13 Dec 2011 12:44 PM PST Yep, it’s another big link post! You know, I really need to do this whole blogging/podcasting/being awesome all over the Internet thing full-time. That way I could crank out four or five high-quality posts plus a whole podcast a day and the Jimmiesphere would grow like…a thing that grows a lot. So there’s that. But that’s all for another day and another post. Right now, links! - Peter Suderman wrote a good brief history of Medicare with an eye toward how the program has tried, and failed, to control health care costs. It’s interesting to me that the actual cost of the program was roughly triple its estimated cost in the first year of operation and more than triple just 8 years later. That’s how government works, folks.
- What can the Republican party learn from professional wrestling? My friend John Brodigan has a couple ideas, and none of them involve the Mandible Claw. I’m disappointed by that.
- These days, listening to a Barack Obama interview is like watching a science-fiction show about broadcasts from an alternate Earth. Maybe the Many Worlds theory of quantum physics is correct and there’s a bleed-through to an alternate reality somewhere in the vicinity of the White House.
- Speaking of living in an alternate reality, here is the Chair of the Democratic National Committee Debbie Wasserman-Schultz insisting that unemployment hasn’t increased since Barack Obama has been President.
- Outrage isn’t always faked nor it is always improper. Sometimes the world presents us with things against which we should rage and at those times, we should not hesitate.
- Pete Da Tech Guy wondered why the left loves the occupiers more than right right loves it New Media stalwarts.
- Why yes, yes I do want a Brooks Laich plush doll. It’s a shame they won’t be ready by playoff time, though.
- Thanks to Mark Steyn, here’s the story of the Christmas classic “I’ll be Home for Christmas”.
         
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