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Monthly Archives: October 2005
Kilo Needs Prayers
Kilo over at Spark It Up!!! was badly injured in an accident this morning. Please say a prayer for him and his family.
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Cheney to resign in favor of Condi Rice?
Well now, this certainly isn’t going to make D.J. McGuire happy.
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NLS is…
Ben Tribbett. Some of us speculated awhile back, and for the sake of protecting a good source of information did their best to lay down some covering fire. Tribbett ran for the 41st District HOD earlier this year before dropping … Continue reading
Kaine by 2
Norman Leahy is offering his thoughts on the new Survey USA poll. Support for Kilgore among Republicans is down, support for Kaine among Democrats is up. Norm has some other insights as well: Interesting, too, that in this poll the … Continue reading
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I Am Not Feeling the Draft: The Case Against Condoleezza Rice for President
D.J. McGuire’s China e-Lobby has long been on my blog aggregator list, and he has a devastating critique of State Secretary Condi Rice’s potential presidential bid: The last week or so has seen a remarkable boomlet for a Presidential candidate … Continue reading
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Politics and Science : How their Interplay Results in Public Policy
Now this looks interesting: Politics and Science will convene influential and informed experts to discuss the nexus of interests that compete to create policy and how to ensure that good science leads to good public policy that best serves the … Continue reading
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Looking at the Virginia Catholic Conference Questionaire
Checking out the Virginia Catholic Conference website and their rankings of the candidates (which you can preview here). I’m sure both sides are going to spin this one rather hard — Kaine refused to respond to two questions on abortion … Continue reading
Stafford County Sun Poll
Take a moment and vote for Jerry Kilgore in the Stafford County Sun poll. Typically, the Dems are already trying to tip the scales in Kaine’s favor. . .
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Catholic School Cancels "Bacchanalian" Prom
You gotta read this: Kenneth M. Hoagland had heard all the stories about prom-night debauchery at his Long Island high school: Students putting down $10,000 to rent a house in the Hamptons for a weekend bash. Pre-prom cocktail parties followed … Continue reading
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UVA 26, FSU 21
What makes this somewhat bittersweet is that Missy had two tickets to the game, but turned them down because she was too tired to make the trip to Hooville.