Tomorrow I will release Legal Insurrection's Official New Year's Resolutions for 2011.
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Thursday, December 30, 2010
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Resolve: replace official Legal Insurrection coffee mugs with official Legal Insurrection tea mugs.
ReplyDeleteDeal liberalism a crushing defeat and secure the freedom of America for another generation.
ReplyDeleteThe Congress, under immense pressure from voters, dissolves the FCC, killing the idea of Net Neutrality and "Fairness Doctrine" forever.
ReplyDeleteResolve: To immediately cease making all New Year's resolutions forevermore.
ReplyDeleteResolved: to find the best possible candidate to beat Obama in 2012 so that we can stop Obamacare and start the process of restoring our constitutional republic!
ReplyDeleteNot to write "January 2010" on checks next month
ReplyDeleteTo continue to be one of the logically soundest and politically sanest voices on the web (and at Cornell, Ms. Beth L.)
To help the rest of us lose weight, write a book, get rich, be considerate to others, stay organized and find our soulmates etc. next year
To Tea Party like our lives depended on it
In the New Year, the Professor will put up a profile picture where it looks like he's stayed awake for 48 hours, not just 24.
ReplyDeleteTo stay angry with the pols and drink lots of Tea
ReplyDeleteResolve to never, ever, under any circumstances or regardless of reason to give in to the temptation to pronouncing 2011 as "two hundred and onety-one."
ReplyDeleteConvert at least one liberal Cornell professor, thereby increasing the conservative side by 100%
ReplyDeletePromote a new tax code. Eliminate all deductions and abolish our 35% corporate tax.
ReplyDeletePromote a tax form for all Americans that fits on a post card. Example:
Your Income for FY' 2010: $55,000
(55,000) x tax rate (15%) = $8250
Only form of payment acceptable is a personal check made out to your local congressional representative.