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Monthly Archives: October 2004
Bush TV Ad Uses Wolves to Attack Kerry Weakness attracts those who are waiting to do America harm Check out the new Bush ad titled “Wolves” at the George W. Bush website. It seems to be getting a lot of … Continue reading
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Campaign placards are targeted Sign thieves abound There are two things that I specifically hate (and that’s a strong word, but appropriate) with regards to political campaigns. Demonization of the other candidate, and cheap, stupid political vandalism: ‘The sign theft … Continue reading
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Strange Science Debunking the Myth of Global Warming? First Things has a great article in their November issue from Thomas Sieger Derr investigating some of the faulty reasoning used when making the argument that human beings are somehow causing global … Continue reading
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$399.76 That’s how much the lady in front of me spent on junk Went to Wal-Mart, stood in line to buy some food and some cough medicine this evening. The lady in front of me had a cart full of … Continue reading
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More on Stewart vs. Carlson Mea culpa, mea culpa. . . Now having seen the segment, Jon Stewart was making a rather valid point, and was blown off by Carlson and Begalia. Check out the Crossfire interview here.
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NO COMMENT on the Teresa Heinz-Kerry’s comments regarding First Lady Laura Bush save this: Heinz-Kerry did the right thing by apologizing to Laura Bush about her service, and I’m confident nothing was meant by her remarks. For a quick peek … Continue reading
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Stewart vs. Carlson! Two go in! One comes out! I had a rather lengthy analysis of this event, but seeing as Tucker Carlson is beating poor Jon like a rented mule over this, I figure I’ll let Stewart’s exemplification of … Continue reading
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Election Determines the Fate of a Nation Matthew Manweller’s critique of the 2004 Election This is too good not to post in its entirety. And since I can’t find a source for it, I will leave it here until I … Continue reading
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Kerry Excommunicated? Vatican Undersecretary issues response 11 days after request It’s not the substance, or even the surrounding cast of characters. Rather, it’s the speed of which the response was given that amazes me. Of course, what does this really … Continue reading
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