Monthly Archives: September 2004

LP Candidate Badnarik to Speak at UVA Okay, so I’m interested in this one. Libertarian Michael Badnarik will speak at the University of Virginia’s Jefferson Society tonight at 8:00pm. Sounds like a good time to me! UPDATE: Maury Hall, Room … Continue reading →

Professor says Bush revealed National Guard favoritism Yeah, and my brother’s cousin’s sister’s nephew’s roommate says John Kerry is one of the lizard people. Gimme a break. . . Clearly someone at the DNC thought this whole forged document thing … Continue reading →

Priests for Life I like this organization, but they sure could use a better website. Websites are like brochures and marketing material. I don’t understand what possesses people to post bad websites. Hopefully, Priests for Life are in the process … Continue reading →

Students fighting for the right to vote Note to parents – $40K of your money is being spent on producing students such as these From the idiot file: In Virginia, Luther Lowe and Serene Alami were told much the same–their … Continue reading →

The Rise of GOP Moderates? . . . or the exhibition of GOP conservativism? Many folks have made the observation that the RNC Convention in New York was evidence of a rising tide of moderates emerging within the Republican Party. … Continue reading →

Bush/Cheney Victory 2004 Rally a Success A standing room only crowd, three delegates (Cole, Orrock, and McDougle), Speaker Howell. . . and no Free Lance-Star. . . What’s more, there was a massive (and I do mean massive) lit drop … Continue reading →

September 10th Three years ago today, Jonathan made a small plaster of his hand that said “I Love You Daddy” and the date. For whatever reason, when I think of tomorrow, I think back to that plaster. What bothers me … Continue reading →

Kerry/Edwards Postpones Media Blitz in Virginia Cites a “strategic move” as part of the reasoning Strategic move? Heh. Strategic as in “this beachhead cannot be held.” In a conference call with reporters from Virginia, North Carolina, Arkansas and Louisiana yesterday, … Continue reading →

Sabato’s Crystal Ball For what it’s worth, here is UVA political analyst Larry Sabato’s predictions regarding the 2004 Presidential Elections. The call? Bush 284 Kerry 254 And that’s before the GOP convention. I’ll take it!

Weather! If you are not enjoying the weather today, you should be – before Hurricane Ivan comes! In other news of note, Jonathan started his first day of pre-school yesterday, and poor Matthew is sick. “Under the weather,” perhaps?