Maybe It's Time to Cut Back a Bit?

Chairman Obama recently learned of one of his intel agencies while grabbing a burger:

In which the president discovers an American intelligence agency at Five Guys

On his trip to get a burger with Brian Williams at Five Guys this afternoon, the President appears to have learned of the existence of a Defense Department intelligence arm, the National Geospatial Intelligence Agency, from an agency employee also at the burger restaurant.

"So explain to me exactly what this National Geospatial..." Obama said, after the worker mentioned his employer, according to a video of the event.

"We work with, uh, satellite imagery," the worker, Walter replied.

When there are so many government agencies that you have no idea what they all are and what they do, perhaps it's time to cut some of them out. Perhaps this NGA is fairly important, but I can guarandamntee you that there are plenty of other agencies which serve no purpose whatsoever. I mean, other than spending taxpayer money. I'm sure there are many others in this country who are likewise baffled that a US President wouldn't have any idea of what all he's in charge of.

HT: Drudge

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How About Gutless PC-ism?

The DHS released a lexicon of what they consider to be domestic extremist threats.

Finally, at long last, we are confronting the clear and present danger posed by "racial Nordic mysticism" and the "tax resistance movement".

Conspicuously missing from the 12-page document is the group that hijacked a couple planes and murdered over 3000 people.

I guess what they're saying is that Muslim extremism isn't a threat....?

Or maybe just not extremist enough...?

Or just not domestic....?

Can't say I'm having any luck figuring this one out.

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DUH!!!

Small Cars Are Dangerous Cars
Fuel economy zealots can kill you.

Between smaller cars and deaths from CAFE standards, it seems that the enviro-commies are more interested in killing off the "surplus population". This line is particularly funny:

Given the nonstop pronouncements we've been hearing about the green promise of high-efficiency cars, these results were shocking to some.

But not to those who can think clearly with logic instead of feelings.

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