It’s funny how Romney’s victories on Super Tuesday are turned into defeats by much of the MSM. He just squeaked by in Ohio, so he’s in trouble. Ignored is the fact that about ten days ago he was way behind … Continue reading →
Here’s a nice story about Louise White of Rhode Island, an 81-year-old lady who just won a 336 million Powerball jackpot. Not surprisingly at her age, Ms. White chose to receive the money in a lump sum of $210,000,000 rather … Continue reading →
I thought this observation by “Trimegistus” (who sometimes comments here too) at Ace’s gets it just about right: You know what else I like about Mitt? He’s a goddamned adult. He’s about the only goddamned adult in politics right now. … Continue reading →
…an excellent question. (And if anyone doesn’t know what comment of Maher’s she might be referring to, see this.)
Continue reading →Today’s the day that voters in ten states go to the polls with a total of 419 Republican delegates up for grabs in Georgia, Ohio, Alaska, Oklahoma, Idaho, Tennessee, North Dakota, Idaho, Virginia, and Vermont. That’s only half the number … Continue reading →
I love love love to read changers’ stories about their political conversions. They’re all a little bit alike and yet different. I get the urge to write to them and say “Hey, visit my blog; you’ll find a lot there … Continue reading →
Rush Limbaugh apologized again to Sandra Fluke yesterday, and this time he sounded sincere, although he managed to get in a well-deserved (see this, for example) dig at the left in the process: “I descended to [the left’s] level when … Continue reading →
Movie popcorn, candy, and soft drinks have gotten ridiculously expensive. The theaters consider their patrons to comprise a captive audience slave to its munchie cravings, much like the passengers in an airport waiting for a plane are forced to pay … Continue reading →
[NOTE: Bumped up. I’ll do this for a few more days this go-round.] Yes, it’s hard to believe, isn’t it? Time passes so quickly when we’re enjoying ourselves. But yes, it’s been a while since I asked you to donate … Continue reading →
If re-elected, what would Obama do? The left thinks he’ll finally be able to fulfill their dreams. The right thinks the same: that Obama, freed of the need to be re-elected, will make a hard turn to the left whether … Continue reading →
Simon and Garfunkel have had their share of ups and downs. They met as 6th graders at PS 164 in Queens (oh, those ever-so-creatively-named New York City public schools! I went to one of them myself.) They teamed up as … Continue reading →
Who is? We are.
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