Ah, what a difference…
…three years, a changed political climate, and a need to run for re-election makes.
Continue reading →…three years, a changed political climate, and a need to run for re-election makes.
Continue reading →Happy Fourth of July! I’m going to have dinner at the home of some friends, and then watch fireworks at the park tonight. How’s that for tradition? And speaking of traditions—it occurs to me that that are two kinds of … Continue reading →
[NOTE: This is a repeat of a previous post. It was written in the springtime a few years ago, on a visit to New York. I thought it especially relevant today, though, because I see our liberties as increasingly at … Continue reading →
…for the Fourth?
Continue reading →I’ve stayed away from the Al Gore sex story so far, and I hope to stay away again. But for now I will just say that, if one believes the facts described therein, it appears that when Al Gore is … Continue reading →
…whether environmental activists are really as upset about the consequences of the oil spill as they say they are. They’re certainly not acting like it.
Continue reading →The Manolo, he has spoken. And he has a lot more to say on the subject than I did: The second, and more perplexing matter, is the Charlotte Olypmia platform pumps, of which the Manolo’s friends have inquired “How? Why?” … Continue reading →
…and those Maine booms?
Continue reading →…hurts British pensioners.
Continue reading →[Hat tip: Dave in Texas at Ace’s.]
Continue reading →Here’s BP’s side of the story, presented by its CEO, Tony Hayward. I’m not offering this because I believe it’s the truth, the whole truth,and nothing but the truth (hardly), but because it’s of interest in terms of some of … Continue reading →
Today marks the beginning of the three-day Memorial Day weekend. I probably will post another piece on the topic before the holiday is out, but for now I’ll offer a repeat of a song video that I think especially touching … Continue reading →