Month: October 2008
Leave It To George Will To put This Election In Prespective…
The Center for Responsive Politics calculates that, by Election Day, $2.4 billion will have been spent on presidential campaigns in the two-year election cycle that began in January 2007, and
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It’s just a mite chilly out…
Currently (on Tue 5:53AM CDT from Pearland Regional Airport) Clear Temp: 41° Dewpoint: 34° Wind: Calm MPH I woke up this morning at about 3:45 smelling something burning. Sherry sat up
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Just call me Gary the Geek
Just call me Paul the Professor Colbert, via Crooks and Liars: I for one appreciate the McCain campaign treating us like children. McCain will bring us back to a simpler
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Fall…At Last…
While my friends on the Blue Ridge are climbing out of bed this morning and firing up their stoves to beat back the cold we finaly greeted some nice fall
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Ben Smith’s Blog: Early voting in Evansville – Politico.com
For me the most moving moment came when the family in front of me, comprising probably 4 generations of voters (including an 18 year old girl voting for her first
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Corn…it’s only good for ‘shine.
Put that fruit juice down and grab a Coke. Haven’t you heard? High-fructose corn syrup — the ubiquitous sweetener found in everything from soft drinks to ketchup — isn’t bad
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Video of the Day
This I can believe… Check out the comments from the Congresswoman from Minnesota at about 2:40…Are we back to McCarthyism already? When I heard her on Cris Matthews’ podcast I
