Monthly Archives: February 2006

Heh. House Republicans are taking a mulligan on the first ballot for Majority Leader. The first count showed more votes cast than Republicans present at the Conference meeting. Stay with RollCall.com for updates. A mulligan, eh? Now you know why … Continue reading →

Via NoVA Democrat and SkepticalObservor: Four Things Four jobs I’ve had1. Management Analyst2. Policy Analyst3. Paralegal4. Mechanic Four movies I can watch over and over1. Braveheart2. Death of the White Maramut3. Metropolis4. Wayne’s World Four places I’ve lived1. Fredericksburg, Virginia2. … Continue reading →

Norman over at OMT brings it home: I’ve some rather dark thoughts as to why that may have happened (could they even be Black? Yes.). Another is that there just may be a reason the Stonewall Jackson statue on Richmond’s … Continue reading →

Before we read into the tea leaves too deeply, sometimes it’s worth reminding ourselves that for as much as we might think Democrats and Republicans are separated on some issues, there are some places in the world where those divisions … Continue reading →

…and if there’s any question as to whether or not what you are seeing now isn’t the result of a realignment, allow Waldo to convince you: I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again: the shift is underway. To … Continue reading →

Whatever redeeming remarks President Bush’s State of the Union Address might have had, they were entirely erased by Governor Tim Kaine’s Democratic Response. Adding insult to injury, Mick Staton lost handily to now Senator-elect Herring in a 2 to 1 … Continue reading →