Spring forward…
…tonight. I am so psyched! Daylight Saving Time begins this evening—technically, tomorrow morning—at 2 AM. So set those clocks forward and enjoy the extra hour of daylight at the end of the day.
Continue reading →…tonight. I am so psyched! Daylight Saving Time begins this evening—technically, tomorrow morning—at 2 AM. So set those clocks forward and enjoy the extra hour of daylight at the end of the day.
Continue reading →I don’t usually just offer a list of links, but I every now and then there are a lot of stories and not enough time to write all I’d like about them. So here you go: Lots here about Rand … Continue reading →
…of those “dumb criminals” stories. Not just dumb, but out to lunch. Or maybe dinner.
Continue reading →The Woodward/WhiteHouse war of words continues with this Woodward claim: Bob Woodward said this evening on CNN that a “very senior person” at the White House warned him in an email that he would “regret doing this,” the same day … Continue reading →
…and I agree with Newt Gingrich here. Anyone who followed the primaries knows I’m not a fan of Gingrich the candidate or the man. I’m not going to rehash those arguments; just do a search for his name on this … Continue reading →
…on undermining Ted Cruz, says the MSM. We can’t have any young, smart, Hispanic Republicans now, can we?
Continue reading →…the first Jewish president? Only if Hillary decides not to run: “Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel is said by well-connected Democrats to be considering the idea of running for president if Hillary Clinton opts out of the 2016 race.” But Hillary … Continue reading →
…go right ahead. Here’s a fine diagram I found at Ace’s, created by @notoserfdom.
Continue reading →“Obama to refocus on economy.” Like a laser, I tell you. Like a laser!
Continue reading →A couple of days ago, I had paused at a red light and noticed that the car in front of me was festooned with bumper stickers. The one that particularly caught my eye, the largest and most prominently placed, read … Continue reading →
The answer: very very little. The US Mail (sans packages, which will continue Saturday delivery) has come down to being a bill collector and the deliverer of advertising. The first is equivalent to the proverbial “bearer of bad tidings,” and … Continue reading →
…I liked this guy. It was a sad and terrible day when this happened; remember?
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