Daily Archives: May 11, 2006

What. A. Jackass.

A guy attends a Mother's Day event at a baseball game. He doesn't get a special Mother's day tote bag, because, well, he's not a female. What's a guy to do? Get a lawyer and sue! It's the American way! … Continue reading

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101st Blog Of The Day

Keeping on with my project to visit one member of the 101st Fighting Keyboardists each day, today I visited The Bullwinkle Blog. With a name like that, how could I NOT visit? (My son will get that one)> JohnJ has … Continue reading

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Ahmadinejad To Bush: Submit

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad told reporters that his letter his letter to President George W. Bush "did not concern the nuclear dossier, but rather was an invitation to Islam and the prophets culture". In other words, submit. "We act according … Continue reading

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Senate To Take Up Immigration

According to the AP, the leadership in the Senate has agreed to reintroduce the bill that was blocked by the Democrats before the last recess. I'm not at all impressed with that bill, but supposedly there will be amendments proposed … Continue reading

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Hallelujah!

A profound and wondrous miracle has occurred! A miracle that will live on forever in song and fable! The frail and crippled woman shall arise from her wheelchair and run! Run like the wind! To escape the police who were attempting to arrest her! … Continue reading

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Fish Story

I've never been much of a fisherman. Mostly I find it dull. Or hot and dull. Or cold and dull. Did I mention dull? But I honestly don't think I would have found this dull. A Pennsylvania man just landed … Continue reading

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And Now Back To Our Regular Crisis

Yeah, I know. Today is all NSA all the time. I haven't seen this many hits in a Technorati search ever before. This is bigger than a wardrobe failure. Meanwhile, back in the real world, Iran has decided to bypass … Continue reading

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What Gives This Year?

What in the heck are politicians – from both parties, no less – trying to pass laws that directly attempt to bypass the constitution? The Washington Post reports a plan to introduce a law to give the District of Columbia … Continue reading

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Alaa Update

Well, he's managed to blog, even from jail. That's encouraging, but it's still from jail, which is not good. If you haven't already, please sign the online petition. Support Freedom. Tweet

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This Is A Good Thing

All I can say is that it's about time the White House started objecting to some of the allegations the press makes. A lot of folks in the blogosphere have been doing this all along (myself included). Until now, the … Continue reading

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New To The Blogroll

I've been linked a couple times now by a blogger from Thailand, who's got an interesting little blog. I just exchanged emails with him and he tells me he's originally from Vancouver. How or why he moved to Bangkok, I … Continue reading

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Absurdity

Byron York, writing in The Hill, discusses an issue that I have raised before: is it proper to charge someone with lying about a crime when no underlying crime has been shown to have been committed? Libby’s lawyers had asked Fitzgerald to … Continue reading

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The Problem With Leaks

I see USA Today has a story, written completely around leaked information, about a secret NSA program. I also see that the blogosphere is exploding about this. Opinions are predictable, of course. There is much rage on the left. One … Continue reading

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Cracking?

Well, this article points to the possibility that the Democrat's unified front may be cracking. Thomas Edsall, in today's Washing post reports a very contentious meeting between Howard Dean and Representative Rahm Emanuel, who heads the party efforts to gain … Continue reading

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And?

Howard Fineman appears to be implying that there is something sneaky and underhanded going on with the Republican's election strategy.  So the White House will try to survive by driving down the ratings of the other side. Right now, an … Continue reading

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