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Danger Zone

2010-03-17 - 12:42 p.m.

I will admit to being nervous about going to work today.

Working with the same boss for eighteen years has put me in something of a comfort zone, and now that's gone.

So all I can do is prove my expertise every day to a new manager.

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Thomas Sowell writes here about some of the talking points about the health-care bill and how some are bullshit.

And over here the Wall Street Journal talks about a tax hike if this passes. But then, it's only a tax on those who make more than $250,000...you know, "the rich" who don't pay their "fair share". Oh wait, they pay much more.

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You know the snowstorm in the northeast last week?

Al Gore knows what caused it. Can you guess?

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Okay. Out of the comfort zone, into the danger zone.

Be seeing you.

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