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Monthly Archives: November 2004
Moore means less “Not since Moby Dick has a great white whale been so bloodily harpooned” In 2000, Mr Moore’s support for Ralph Nader helped lose Florida for Al Gore. This time, he boosted President Bush by outraging Middle America. … Continue reading
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Environmentalists Push for Green Stadium “We’re talking potentially a lot of water pollution from a stadium” I dunno how I feel about this. Is this another instance of environmentalists sticking their nose where they ideally don’t belong? Or is this … Continue reading
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American Forces Prepare Siege of Fallujah 60 day state of emergency in Iraq Here it comes – the final battle to break the back of the terrorists in Iraq: As American troops began final preparations for battle in Fallujah, commanders … Continue reading
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Katherine Anastasia Kenney 7lbs, 9oz, 21 inches – 12:22pm! No no. . . Missy hasn’t had the baby yet. But Chris and Carrie brought my niece into the world today at about noon! Cute kid! Dark wavy hair, open eyes, … Continue reading
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Democrats Still Reeling from Tuesday GOP Victory No real leader, no tangible ideology It seems as if the Democratic leadership is in a tailspin, with the worrying proposition that the Democratic Party might regulate itself into a perpetual minority party … Continue reading
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Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith May 19th, 2005 Okay, so I’m a geek. But I am also a geek that knows where you can find mirrors to the trailers for the next Star Wars movie!
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65% of new voters voted Republican GOP wildly successful among new voters Now this is brutal, cold reality: When you put the numbers in that context, you see that Bush was actually hugely more successful at the margins in his … Continue reading
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Dems in Disarray “(M)ust maintain their intensity; they must not succumb to defeatism” Paul Krugman of the New York Times is imbibing at the fountain of Kool-Aid the radical left seems to be providing itself post-election. In an incredible twist, … Continue reading
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Why Bush Won Bible Belt proves to be a more of a Bible Vest Of course, the tremendous GOP victory on Tuesday is already being decried by radical liberal die-hards as a triumph of those poor, uneducated rednecks — the … Continue reading
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GO VOTE! Today is Election Day. We need your support for the president. Get out there and make yourself the promise to remind your friends, family, co-workers, and neighbors that today is the day to show our support for the … Continue reading
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