Usually at year’s end it is customary to look back and take inventory of all the events that impacted us for good or ill. I sometimes cut out an article or two of special interest to me and file it.
But today I want to take a lighter approach and look forward to headlines I would like to see in 2010. There is no particular order to these. Of course readers are free to add their own preferences in the comments. First, in the 2010 election I would like to see these headlines:
1>”Democrats lose 60 seat majority in Senate.”
2>”Senator Harry Reid out.”
3>”Democrat congressman Sander Levin (my congressman) ousted by fellow Democrat and fiscal conservative Mickey Switalski. Party still hopping mad at Mickey.”
4>”Liberal Dems take beating in election along with a few liberal Republicans.”
5>”Democrats promising to abandon needs based legislation in favor of rights protecting legislation win by landslides.”
6>”Conservative Rupublicans promising mega-compassion lose in record landslides.”
And in non-election news:
7>”In test case Supreme Court rules Obamacare unconstitutional.”
8>”Cap and trade bill dies in congress. Obama threatens to give EPA executive powers. New congress vows to cut off EPA funding. Obama livid.”
9>”Congress opens hearings on Climategate. Mann, Bradley, Hughes et al on hot seat regarding connections to Hadley email scandal. Value of IPCC Assessment Reports questioned.”
10>”Copies of Atlas Shrugged and The Fountainhead flying off shelves faster than in 2009.”
11>”More CEOs defending themselves and capitalism.”
12>”NYT and WAPO circulation and stock price hit new lows, more layoffs loom.”
13>”Another Al Gore lecture on GW cancelled due to extreme cold.”
14>”George Soros and/or Michael Moore file for bankruptcy.” ( this is a perennial for me.)
15>”New student rebellion protesting campus censorship and lack of diverse ideas is gaining momentum.”
Well that’s it for the wishful thinking for now but if just 4 of these 15 actually happen, it will bode well for the future.
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