Obama Calls Americans Lazy

Posted: November 16th, 2011 | Author: Dr. Bill Stillwell | No Comments »
 

I’ve had to hold off for a day or two on this subject,
because it causes my heart to beat a little faster and
my pulse to quicken. If the President were anywhere 
near me, I would forget the good manners my parents
taught me and heckle him like a plague of frogs. 

Are you kidding me? Did he actually say this?

No, I’m not kidding, he actually said this…while on 
yet another VACATION in Hawaii. And the First Lady, 
flapping her gums in the warm Hawaiian breeze, told 
a reporter her favorite meal was steak…and arugula.
Of course it is! 

Ronald Reagan and both Bushes took an untold amount of
grief from the media about their work habits. W, the younger
Bush, was criticized unmercifully for taking an hour a day to keep
himself in shape, with reporters gleefully telling us he was 
"wasting the people’s time." 

Why haven’t we heard anything about how much time Obama
spends on the golf course? (And it is a substantial amount of
time.) Why haven’t we heard how much time he spends watching
basketball on television? (The one subject he seems to have a 
handle on.) What kind of office hours does he keep? Just exactly
how many hours a week is he spending on JOBS?

Well…the truth is not pretty and it’s coming from Democrats
and from inside the White House. In other words, it’s coming
from his own people, who are unhappy with how little he actually
does. 

Democratic operatives have leaked Obama’s schedule and
it shows that he spends far more time on the golf course than 
any of the previous Presidents, more time than Clinton and W
combined. (He does get credit for not using Billy Jaye’s rules,
where a scorecard is a lot like Liar’s Poker.)

Obama, more often than not, leaves the Oval Office early. Reagan
left at 5, or 5:30, at the latest. The press said that was early. But
Obama leaves, usually before 4,  or even 3:30. He goes upstairs
and can only be contacted by two people. As they say on a sports
radio show, "We don’t do no overtime, we’re outa here!"

Democratic operatives say he isn’t interested in anything, but 
campaigning. This shouldn’t come as a shock to anyone, by now.
Sooner or later, everybody can see that the emperor has no clothes.

Out on the stump, he’s sloganeering again, talking about jobs, 
talking about the economy, talking about basketball, talking about
Penn State, talking about waterboarding, talking, talking, talking,
winking at the Occupy Wall Street crowd, and still dreaming of
the great socialist utopia (where everybody gets to eat steak
and arugula).

And then, while VACATIONING again, he called the American 
people "lazy" (while quietly trying to take away more of their money).

Personally, this pushes me over the edge. I’m not lazy and neither
are the people I know. I see people every day, looking for work, and I
get calls for referrals. I know many families where the main breadwinner
was laid off, and their standard of living was demolished.

Obama has had three years to do something about jobs… and he’s
done nothing. He failed to sign trade agreements. He’s failed to 
give investment opportunities. He’s signed off on suicidal environmental
regulations, that will strangle growth, and just last week, he killed the
Keystone XL pipeline project that would have provided 500,000 jobs,
in the next couple of years. (It’s not about jobs…it’s about the campaign.)

Here’s the bottom line: as long as the office of the President is held by
a rabble-rousing, former community activist, with no experience in the 
marketplace, this economy will not recover. As long as the office of the
President is held by a guy who blames everyone else, but himself, for 
his failures, the economy will not recover. 

Maybe…just maybe…if the American people are lazy…they are 
following his example. Can I get an Amen? 

Obama speaks…

"Can I get a tee time in Maui?

Can somebody get me the time of the North Carolina game? 

Oh…and I’ll have some spicy mustard for my bacon cheeseburger. 
 
And yes, I want the fries. 
 
With a large Coke. 
 
What happened to my smokes?"
 
Remember: November, 2012. And though no Republican candidate
is going to be the answer to all our problems, Mae West had this sage
advice: "If you have to choose between two evils, pick the one you ain’t
tried yet."
 
 
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I’ll Bet You Didn’t Know That

Posted: November 15th, 2011 | Author: Dr. Bill Stillwell | No Comments »
 
Every now and then, you need to fill your head with totally 
useless information. You never know when it could come in
handy, like for a spirited game of Trivial Pursuit, or you 
might have to speak to a Democrat and want to be on their
level.

So…let’s get started.

An apt anagram of GEORGE BUSH is: HE BUGS GORE

ELECTION RESULTS rearranged is: LIES-LET’S RECOUNT

The Bible does not say that there were three wise men, or 
magi; it only says there were three gifts. Biblical scholars
believe there were between two and nine magi.

Now here’s one to save for special occasions.

The patron saint of dentists is Saint Apollonia. 

You might be a redneck if… your midwife asks for an ashtray.

The first legal immigrant to pass through Ellis Island was 
Annie Moore. She was 15 years old and from County Cork,
Ireland. 

The first item ever sold on eBay was a broken laser printer,
which notched $14.

The United States has more laws governing sexual behavior
than all the countries in Europe combined. 

Coors beer translated its slogan "Turn it loose" into Spanish,
where it read as "Suffer from diarrhea!" 

The Scandinavian Vacuum manufacturer Electrolux used the
following advertising slogan in an American sales campaign:
"Nothing sucks like an Electrolux."

These are some of my favorites. They are medical diagnoses.

She has no rigors or shaking chills, but her husband states 
she was very hot in bed last night.

The patient has been depressed since she started seeing me in
1989.

Occasional, constant, infrequent headaches.

Large brown stool ambulating in the hall.

The patient experienced sudden onset of severe shortness of 
breath with a picture of acute pulmonary edema at home while
having sex, which gradually deteriorated in the the emergency
room.

This last one is a keeper. Save it for when you really want to 
make an impression, ala Cliff on Cheers.

The shoestring was invented in England in 1790. Prior to this 
date, all shoes were fastened with buckles.

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Government Raids Picnic

Posted: November 14th, 2011 | Author: Dr. Bill Stillwell | No Comments »
 
This story is two weeks old, but it wasn’t covered in the
mainstream media, as far as I know. It happened in Nevada,
the home state of the erstwhile Senator Harry (The Jobman) Reid.
This is, no doubt, the kind of thing Harry wants to happen more
often, since he’s an unflinching advocate of big government.
And how are Nevadans doing, since they re-elected the Jobman?

Not very well. Unemployment in Nevada is topping 15%, but
Harry and his Comrade keep promising that jobs will magically
appear someday. Comrade Obama did his best last week, by
tabling the Keystone XL pipeline, until after the election. That’s
a loss of 20,000 jobs, right away, and as many as 500,000 jobs
delayed, by his pandering to the greenies. As long as the Jobman
and the Comrade have a gig, they aren’t worried about you, except
for how you vote.

Quail Hollow Farm is an organic, community supported agriculture
farm that holds a "farm to fork" dinner every year, for guests, and it
has been doing so for the last five years. Guests get an opportunity
to tour the farm, meet the growers, and share in a meal of all the
goodies raised right there.

Two days before the event, which was no secret, the farm owners 
were contacted by the Southern Nevada Health District, which wrote
that since the picnic was technically a "public" event, they would have
to get a special use permit, or face a very steep fine. Not wanting to 
risk having their event disrupted, the owners jumped through all the
necessary hoops to comply.

But the day of the event, an inspector, one Mary Oaks, showed up
and declared all the food unfit for human consumption, and that it 
would have to be destroyed. Though there was no logical or lawful
reasoning behind Ms. Oak’s declaration, the owners complied. A 
bleach solution was poured on all the food.

One of the reasons given for the action was that some of the 
packaging did not contain labels (though State law says that
food eaten within 72 hours need not be labeled.)

The gubmint agent also cited that some of the meat was not 
USDA cerified, that the cut vegetables were a biohazard, and 
that there were no receipts for the food (not surprising, since all
items were grown on the farm.)

After the destruction of the food, the owner remembered he had
an emergency phone number for the Farm To Consumer Legal
Defense Fund. The number was called, and the attorney told them
to ask the buzzkill gubmint agent for a search warrant, or ask her to
get off the property. Guess what she didn’t have? She then started 
screaming and yelling at the owners, telling them she was going 
to call the police.

Police arrived sometime later, but they weren’t sure why they 
were there, or who had called, or what the purported crime was.
The police apologized to the owners for what had happened.

The owners, along with their chefs and guests, then improvised
a new meal,and said it was better than the first try.

The morale of the story is this:  Know your rights. If G-men
show up issuing orders, they had better have a warrant, or
you can order them off your property.

This is the kind of job the Head Comrade wants to create. More
idiot G-men and women, who are long on authority and short on
brain cells. It’s a deadly combination.

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How The King Made A Serious Mistake

Posted: November 12th, 2011 | Author: Dr. Bill Stillwell | No Comments »
 

I’m hanging out in my office, where it’s quite peaceful.

The better half is out doing whatever it is women do 
under the guise of the salon. I learned long ago not to
even inquire which salon, or for what purpose. So when it 
comes up, I just nod.

I picked out a book on Abe Lincoln because whenever
I read one of the many Lincoln books I have around, I 
always come across a good story. Today was no different.

One time, Abraham Lincoln read a story about a certain
King who wanted to go hunting, and he asked the Court

  Minister if it would rain. The Minister told him the weather
  would be fair. 


Setting out, the royal party met a farmer, riding a jackass.
The farmer warned the King it was going to rain. The King 
laughed, went on, but no sooner had he got started hunting
than a heavy downpour drenched him and his party. He went
back, threw out the minister and called for the farmer.
 
"Tell me how you knew it would rain?" asked the King.
 
"I did not know, Your Majesty. It’s not me, it’s my jackass.
He puts his ears forward when it’s going to be wet." 
 
The King sent the farmer away, had the jackass brought in,
and installed it, instead of the minister.
 
"It was here," said Lincoln, "that the King made a very 
serious mistake."
 
"How so?" asked someone in the audience.
 
"Why…ever since that time…every jackass wants an 
office!"
 
Ain’t it the truth!
 
I found another gem a few pages later.
 
Speaking of a fellow lawyer, Lincoln said, "He can
compress the most words into the smallest idea better
than any man I have ever met."
 
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Read This Book

Posted: November 11th, 2011 | Author: Dr. Bill Stillwell | No Comments »
 
I could selfishly tell you to read one of my own books, which
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But that isn’t what I want to talk about, today. I’m about halfway 
through a new book called "Seal Target Geronimo," which
is the inside story of the mission to kill Osama Bin Laden.
It is written by Chuck Pfarrer, a former assault element 
commander of SEAL Team Six.

I happened to see Pfarrer interviewed on television, a week
or so ago, and after watching the interview, ordered the book. 
Pfarrer is a pretty smart guy and he doesn’t pull any punches.
He isn’t afraid to name names, when it comes to incompetence
and treachery. Unfortunately for us, many of the things that
were wrong in the government before 9/11, are still wrong today,
even though we got to feed Bin Laden to the crabs in the Indian
Ocean.

Pfarrer gives you background on what it takes to become a member
of a SEAL team, and the short version is that you have to be the 
toughest of the tough…and the smartest of the smart. The brutal 
physical training, in the first six months, weeds out 90% of those who
were good enough to be invited in. The mental and operational training
weeds out another 50% of those who want to wear the insignia. 

You start with 1000 men and you end up with 50, or fewer, when all
is said and done. Maybe if we trained all government workers like this,
we wouldn’t have such a mess in Washington. (Can you imagine how 
many lawsuits would be filed? The K Street lawyers would be dancing 
a fine jig, every night of the week.)

I won’t spoil the book for you. You will get the inside story of many a 
SEAL Team operation for your money, including the takedown of Osama
Bin Laden. You’ll also get some chuckles over what Pfarrer thinks of many 
of Washington’s power elite. 

If you’re a fan of the SEALS, you can also read Marcus Luttrell’s very
fine book. "Lone Survivor," about the lost heroes of SEAL Team 10.
Bring something to wipe your eyes, because you’re going to cry, reading
that story. 

There are many heroes among us. With the Holidays coming up, make
it a point to give some dough to those who have served their country and
paid a heavy price, so that we can live as a free people. Look up the 
Wounded Warrior Project, or Fisher House. Both of those are fine organizations
that help wounded veterans and their families. There are many more out 
there. Give them a call…find out what they need and give, according to
your means. 

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What Were They Thinking In Happy Valley

Posted: November 10th, 2011 | Author: Dr. Bill Stillwell | No Comments »
 
For several days now, the media have been obsessed with the
Penn State story, which is gruesome, yet reveals a number of
things that just should not have happened. 

There is plenty of blame to go around, starting at the top of the
university, whose President is due to resign, or get fired, tomorrow.

Then, there’s the Athletic Director, a Vice President with a dubious
portfolio, the legendary coach, and the coaching staff. First I want
to deal with the President of the University. If he’s fired, it’s a good
thing. But it’s also a bad thing. He’ll be replaced by another guy, cut  
in exactly the same mold. These are faceless men and women, who 
handle university business. And the first thing they always look out
for is… themselves.

If you remember the Virginia Tech shooting, of just a couple of years
ago, the university President was not fired, even though his failure to
sound the alarm on campus was largely responsible for the high death
toll. After he made sure his own backside was protected, he went on
record about the integrity of the university, the procedures that were
followed, that it would never happen again…blah, blah, blah.

The fact is that Virginia Tech is still stonewalling the parents of the 
kids who died about what really happened, years after the fact. The
fact is, today, that universities are not safe places to be. They routinely
refuse to cooperate with local police and will not release any statistics
about crime on campus. It isn’t just Virginia Tech. Almost all colleges
and universities see themselves as a singular universe that operates
with its own special rules (much like Congress). This is why a perverted
pedophile can operate in a community for so long, without being outed.
The university is always more concerned about its privacy than following
the law. 

At Penn State, the university President’s first comments were to support
the Athletic Director and the Vice President with an undefined job. Nothing
at all about the victims, which started with five, but is growing by the day.

Anybody that dumb shouldn’t be President of the local dog park. 

Then there’s the AD and the VP, both of whom have known about this
story, since at least 2002. The legendary coach has also known about this
at least this long and maybe longer. The pedophile coach "retired" in 1998,
and guys as successful as he was… don’t just walk away. Nobody lets
a guy go, who helped them win national championships, unless there was
a really compelling reason. (The university knew what that reason was…
but THEIR PRIVACY was more important.) 

The thing that troubles me the most is that more people knew what was
going on than the ones who’ve been charged, . A locker room has very few
secrets and other coaches and people in the Athletic Department, they knew. 
Players had to know. Maybe not all, but a high percentage. 

But no one wanted to rock the boat. 

No one considered the kids, and that’s shameful. Disgusting. 

I’ve been on that campus. It’s a beautiful and tranquil spot.

It’s too bad that in an institution of higher learning…no one learned 
anything. 

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The American Indians Knew What To Do With A Pumpkin

Posted: November 9th, 2011 | Author: Dr. Bill Stillwell | No Comments »
 
Whenever I talk about "superfoods" with people, they are 
always astonished to find out that pumpkin is at the top of
the food chain. For most of the the populace, pumpkins are
for carving on Halloween and pies on Thanksgiving. Other
than that, they are stymied when it comes to using them on
a regular basis. 

American Indians cherished the pumpkin. They used the 
flesh as a dietary staple and the seeds as medicine. They
introduced the pumpkin to Europeans, who after tasting 
Indian pudding, turned it into pie…and later, cheesecake. 

Is the pumpkin a vegetable…or is it a fruit?  95% of 
everyone I ask believes the pumpkin is a vegetable. 
They’re wrong, it’s a fruit. It’s a charter member of the 
melon family (which includes almost all gourds).

The nutrients in pumpkin are world class, much the same
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Pumpkin is extremely high in fiber and extremely low
in calories. So, if you’re picking a dessert for Thanksgiving,
pumpkin pie is a good choice. Sweet potato pie would be 
another. (Remember…I dispense with all dietary rules on
holidays.)  

Pumpkin is full of disease fighters, like potassium, magnesium,
pantothenic acid, vitamin C and vitamin E. But what makes 
pumpkin a king in the world of superfoods is it’s synergistic
combination of carotenoids. Eating just half a cup of pumpkin
is enough to give you two times the recommended daily intake
of alpha-carotene and 100% of the recommended dose of beta-
carotene. 

Foods rich in carotenoids have been linked to a host of disease
fighting activities. They have been shown to decrease the risk of
various cancers, including those of lung, colon, bladder, cervix,
bladder, breast and skin. 

Carotenoids have shown great promise in their ability to lower 
rates of heart disease. In a thirteen year study, researchers found 
a strong link between lower carotenoid concentrations in the blood 
and a higher rate of heart disease.

A word about the fiber: that half cup serving of pumpkin provides
5 grams of fiber. That’s a good excuse to have a nice slice of the
pie at the big dinner; it helps to move the stuff you ate too much of.
And don’t worry–whether you used fresh, or canned pumpkin, there
are still 5 grams of fiber in a half cup.

You can use pumpkin in many ways, and you can "google" a load
of recipes. You can even find a number of recipes with no, or very
low, sugar. 

If you have an abundance of pumpkins, you can carve the faces of
people you don’t like on them, and use them for target practice. It’s
very therapeutic, if a shade wasteful. 

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The Easiest Way To Cut Down On Salt

Posted: November 8th, 2011 | Author: Dr. Bill Stillwell | No Comments »
 

In the last year, there has been a lot of media attention given to
our consumption of salt. The Mayor of New York City wants to 
have salt taken off the tables, in restaurants, and he also wants
restaurant owners to disclose how much salt is in their food items. 

A new study throws a lot of ice water on the anti-salt crowd, and
especially on the bombast of Hizzonor. 

Americans eat about 15 pounds of salt per year, which is twice 
what we should ingest. That makes salt a minor problem, compared
to it’s evil sibling, sugar. We take in 150 pounds of sugar annually,
which is ten times more dangerous than salt. I have written and
will continue to write about sugar and its very real dangers. Excess salt
is a problem for some and if your doctor tells you to cut down on it,
there is an easy way to do that.

70% of America’s salt intake comes from packaged foods. It 
doesn’t come, as New York’s Mayor thinks, from salting food at
the table. Only 18% of your salt intake actually comes from you
salting your food. The vast majority is hidden away, in those convenient

   boxes, cans, and plastic packages. (Along with a lot of sugar, in its
   various forms.)


Let’s say you want to cut your salt intake in half (which would put
you right around where the salt police want you to be).

Stop eating packaged foods. Or if you can’t stop, scale it back by
half, which would amount to reducing your intake by 40%. Or scale
back 75%, which would get you in the ballgame. It wouldn’t be a 
home run, but it would be a solid double. If you scaled back because
you have a salt problem, you would have the added benefit of cutting
back on sugar, which I think is a much more serious problem, overall.

There’s a lot of goofy advice out there. If you kept track of all the 
things the experts think you should stop eating, there would only be
about 25 items you could purchase. Just follow one simple rule: eat
fresh protein, fruit and vegetables. Leave the stuff in the containers…
in the containers. 

And Bingo!…you will have reduced your sodium AND sugar intake by a 
huge margin.

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Here’s An Example Of Why The Government Is Broke

Posted: November 7th, 2011 | Author: Dr. Bill Stillwell | No Comments »
 
Last Thursday morning I loaded up the washing machine,
turned the knob, hit the power button, and …the machine
died. I know the sound of a dead appliance, and went to
my files on stuff in the house to see how long the machine
lasted. Turns out the washing machine was thirteen years
old, and I had paid $489.00 for it. That’s about $38 dollars
a year, which isn’t too shabby. It had one repair after 6 
years, where I had to replace a belt. All in all, I would say
it was a good product.

I headed out to look for a new washer. As it turns out, 
washing machines have changed just a bit in the last 13
years. Looking at all the sleek new models made me feel
like I’d been using an antique, compared to what was on the
floor. I whittled it down to 2 top loading machines, having 
been warned that the front loaders had all kinds of problems,
primarily of noise and smell, and I don’t need either one of 
them.

The one I finally decided on was $915.00, with free delivery
and installation. I got out the plastic, and handed it over to 
the extremely polite and gracious salesperson, something 
you don’t find all that often. He processed the transaction, and
then motioned for me to get close. "I want to make sure you know
that you are eligible for an energy rebate. The rebate on this 
machine is $350.00. I’m sure that will make your day."

Wowie kazowie! $350 buckaroos back on a washing machine!
It was a little like hitting the lottery, which I have never won a 
nickel on. 

The salesperson finished all the paperwork, and arranged 
delivery for the next day. He checked a second time to make 
sure I had the rebate papers. Off I went, pleased as punch.

When I got home I gave the Mrs. the good news, and she
could hardly believe it. I went to my office to file for the rebate.
I found the appropriate government site, and filled out the forms
on the computer, and there it was in black and white, with a 
government seal and everything. The check would arrive in six
weeks. 

Then I got to thinking, was it just my machine that qualified, or
did several machines qualify? I called up my salesperson, and
asked him. He said that every machine they sold, except two,
qualified for the rebate. The store sold 21 models…so 19 qualified
for a rebate. How long had this been going on? 19 months. How
many washing machines did they sell every day? 10-15 a day
Monday through Friday, and double that on weekends. 

So that’s one store, selling 100 washers or more a week, where
90+ are getting rebate checks from the government. That’s over
$30,000.00 dollars in rebates from one store per week. Over 19
months…that’s $2,280,000.00 dollars in rebates generated by one
store. That’s rebate money for something all of us would buy without
a rebate, because we want the convenience of washing and drying
clothes at home, not in a laundromat.

This is part of the green Obama plan. They want people to buy 
energy efficient machines, which all the manufacturers are making.
So instead of letting companies compete, they offer rebates on 
something everyone would buy without a rebate. Ask yourself this:
Who doesn’t want an energy efficient washing machine? The answer
is no one. But Obama is going to pay you anyway, and take money
that could be put to better use somewhere else. Just think about 
how much money is being wasted on this program, and it isn’t even 
on anyone’s radar. The store I bought this appliance from has 1200
units. And they certainly aren’t the only big operation selling washing
machines. There is at least a $Billion dollars worth of waste in this
program, and probably much more. 

But every time he opens his mouth, Obama wants more money. This
is the kind of crap he spends it on. The only question I have now is:
What’s the rebate on dryers? How about dishwashers? 

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New York Times Food Writer Wants To Tax Your Diet

Posted: November 5th, 2011 | Author: Dr. Bill Stillwell | No Comments »
 
This morning, while perusing a news site, I came upon
an article by Mark Bittman, a food writer for the New York
Times. In the interest of full disclosure, I have three of
his cookbooks. They aren’t in my Top Ten, but they are
what I would call serviceable. 

Bittman has also been on television a lot and had a show
on the Food Network, where he traveled all over and cooked
with any number of celebrated chefs. There are two episodes
I remember pretty clearly. The first was with Mario Batali 
and the episode was filmed in Tuscany. Batali took Bittman
to the local butcher, where they picked up four giant 
Porterhouse steaks, which they were to grill over a large, 
open fire. Batali took two of the steaks and Bittman did
the same. Batali seasoned his steaks with sea salt and
put them on to grill. Bittman used all kinds of stuff to season
his steaks and then said he had to make a super special
sauce, to go with his steaks.

"Sauce?" said Batali, who was quite amused. "You’re going
to put sauce on some of the finest beef in the world?"

"Yes," said Bittman, "It raises the flavor of the meat 
tremendously."

Batali rolled his eyes.

They watched the meat grill and turned it. I should say that
Batali turned the meat once and Bittman fiddled with his
every 30 seconds or so. Batali smiled as Bittman fiddled.
Then Bittman started on "the sauce," which turned out to
be equal parts of butter and soy sauce. This really got 
Batali rolling. "Why?" he said to Bittman, "would you put
butter and soy on this meat?"

Bittman insisted that it would improve the meat. Batali
took his meat off the grill. Bittman continued cooking his.
Bittman then had Batali taste his "sauce." Batali took some
on a spoon and said, "Hmm." 

In another episode, Bittman tried to tell Daniel Boulud 
(one of the Top Ten chefs in the world), how to cook a
pork loin. The look on Boulud’s face was priceless, as 
Bittman fumbled around, trying to help. What Bittman 
was trying to do was rank amateurism and finally, 
Boulud just took over. 

Lately, Bittman has become more and more Krugmanesque
(after his colleague, Paul (the Marxist) Krugman, who shoots
arrows of vitriol and hate, on a daily basis).

Bittman’s latest salvo is to have the government decide 
what is healthy and tax everything that isn’t. The government
would do this as an agent of "the public good."

He goes on: "Public Health is the role of the government and
our diet is right up there, with any other public responsibility you
can name, from water treatment to mass transit."

I guess we’ll just have to raise taxes, after all. 

We’ll obviously need another agency and czar, with plenty of
secret agents to police your diet.

Let’s sic them on Obama first, taking away his burgers, fries,
Coke and milkshakes. Then, we can close Georgia Browns’
in Washington, where Michelle and her tribe get down on ribs,
fried chicken, mac and cheese and peach cobbler.

Then, we start on federal employees, where some of the 
world’s biggest Lardassians work. 

Then, we hit the New York Times, along with every health agency
in the country. We ferret out everybody who isn’t healthy, 
starting with R.W. "Johnny" Apple, one of the fattest guys
ever to roll down the street in Washington. Bittman’s 
predecessor at the Times, Frank Bruni, was another fat 
bastard.

Then, we could have an old fashioned book burning in 
front of the Times headquarters. Bring all your Mark Bittman
books and watch them go up in flames.

Someday, long after we’re gone, somebody in the liberal
camp will realize that the government doesn’t do anything
well. In the meantime, stop buying Bittman’s books.

Shaping up is a personal decision. Let’s keep it that way.

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I think I’m going to write a song…the title would be…
"Gettin’ Healthy On Government Cheese."  Or maybe
a book, "101 Ways To Use Government Cheese."

1) Stuff 5 pound loaf in Bittman’s pie hole.

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