Buh-bye, Rep. Grayson
And don’t let the door hit you on the way out.
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Memo to David Corn
I do not think the word “hate” means what you think it means.
Continue reading →Power up!
Yes folks, I lost power in the wee hours of the morning. But, unlike previous times, repairs were swift and life is sweet. After all, here I am, online again.
Continue reading →‘Twas the blogger’s night before Christmas
Here’s a previous poetic effort of mine, back without popular demand: ‘TWAS THE BLOGGER’S NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS ‘Twas the night before Christmas, and all through the ”˜sphere Bloggers were glad to see Christmas draw near. Their laptops were turned off … Continue reading →
Census revelations
Michael Barone points out that the new census reveals that states with lower taxes have higher growth. No surprise there. Although I will point out that several of those states are in warm climes, and they would not have much … Continue reading →
It’s very simple…
…Michele’s a parent and Sarah’s a grandparent. Ergo, the sweets.
Continue reading →Spambot of the day
I’m sure there’s an important message here somewhere, if only we could discern it: Oh how I dear the music punishment from the, everything seemed to be way statesman yeasty than today penalization.
Continue reading →Okay, so who are these 13%?
A new Gallup poll shows the public’s approval of Congress at a historic low of 13%. Meanwhile, the lame-duckiest Congress bravely soldiers on, doing the people’s business. Or something.
Continue reading →Why is this no surprise?
Remember Michael Moore? Yes, it was nice when he’d faded from view for a while. But now he’s briefly back in the limelight, offering to post bail for Julian Assange.
Continue reading →Nixon…
…channels Archie Bunker.
Continue reading →Madoff’s son a suicide
This is terribly sad. It’s not for Bernie Madoff that I have compassion, it’s for the wife and the children. I have written several times before about the Madoff family and their guilt or lack thereof (this piece focused primarily … Continue reading →
What I want to know is…
…who are the 35% of the American people who think they’re doing better than two years ago?
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