Do you live in one of America’s ten most miserable cities? Hope not. That would be miserable. And speaking of miserable – I’d forgotten that Laura Ingraham existed,’til I read this on Huffington. Glad Arlen gave her a scolding. Nothing wrong with debate – but if we had a few fewer of these shrill, [...]
Continue reading about Wednesday. That’s All – Just Wednesday.
What can I say? Bah Humbug, maybe? The Compassionate Conservative took back one of his pardons yesterday to avoid the appearance of impropriety. Who knows what’s really going on with all that … all I can see is yet another example of the sloppiness and ineptitude of this administration. Still counting the days here.
And the [...]
Here’s my feedback from last night’s debate:
First of all, pundits will say McCain had his “best” debate, and they’re right — all things being relative. He really did have some good moments, made some salient points, and sounded reasonable from time to time (despite my not agreeing with any of those points, while also being [...]
I’m home and still catching up, so this will be brief. We’re undergoing an audit by the State of NH at work starting tomorrow and running through the end of the week. (As Princess Sparkle Pony would say … “Yay!”).
On the actual, honest-to-goodness YAY front, I see that the Phillies won (again) over the Braves, [...]
While the McCain campaign strives to make Sarah Palin the issue with bogus controversies, there are plenty of real issues to look at. Hopefully the press won’t continue to be hoodwinked and will start recognizing the McSmear tactics and burying them back near the Classifieds … where they belong.
Perhaps the biggest issue the McSmears want [...]
What a night! I love Chris Weigart’s take on the NH Primary results. Anything that shifts the focus from the polls and pundits back to the candidates and the voters is a good thing. Whatever the reasons for the surprising results … and I’m sure the reasons will be explored ad naseum … I love [...]
I came away from the Democratic debate reminded again (after a seven year drought) of how refreshing it is to hear people who speak with knowledge and thoughtfulness about complex issues. Sure, they were also using buzz words and spin and the shorthand of political rhetoric to some degree … but their command of facts and their thoughtfulness [...]
By tomorrow morning we’ll know something new about this year’s presidential race. How much of what we’ll know tomorrow morning is of substance – and how much is the result of spin will be interesting to try to sort out.
With the NH Primary coming so fast on the heels of Iowa, even a little momentum [...]
