Re: “Compassion challenged” – I find it more than a little amusing that the red/blue state charity index (MM has it http://michellemalkin.com/archives/000839.htm) exposes in a concrete way that overwhelmingly, red states donate to charity well beyond t…

The Generosity Index is a flawed measure, and those who use it to tout Red State-Blue State differences need to understand the measure’s biases.

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MOST CHARITABLE STATES–RED OR BLUE? Michelle Malkin, who’s just up the road from me in the Empire of the Blogs, says that it is. It says the top 25 states, ranked by the gap between earnings rank and charity-giving rank,…

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Michelle Malkin: MOST CHARITABLE STATES–RED OR BLUE? Liberals like to spend tax money and pretend they are charitable. They almost break their arms patting themselves on the back when they manage to ram a program down the publics throat using…

Michelle Malkin has discovered an interesting correlation. She’s taken the Catalogue for Philanthropy’s Generosity Index and added a little color—the colors red and blue, specifically—based on whether a state voted for Bush or Kerry in the 2004 el…

For each and every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.
But, and this is where the brains of HuSi are required, which side is cuter?
There may be No IQ difference and there may or may not be a charity difference but there seems…

[Michelle Malkin] made this point earlier. [Conservative states are more giving than liberal states]. Why is that? Well, if you ask me (and I'm no sociologist) I'd say it is because liberal states want to force people into charity while co…

Michelle Malkin gets to a news story I wanted to blog about, specifically that for all their high-minded talk about helping their fellow man, liberals are pretty stingy.

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I remember hearing Michael Medved use my Watcher of Weasels award-winning piece from last year (November 6, 2003, to be exact) entitled Generosity in Red and Blue. It wasn’t attributed by him as it was probably forwarded to him, but it was pretty muc…