Monthly Archives: January 2007

Myron Rhodes and Dave Briggman are plotting…

Every Sunday, Ms. Paige republishes one of her father’s sermons. I love this series: All about us we see people who are constantly doing wrong and apparently getting away with it. But are they actually getting away with it? Are … Continue reading →

So sayeth the UK Sunday Times, the Israeli Air Force is making ready preparations to use tactical nuclear weapons on Iran: Under the plans, conventional laser-guided bombs would open “tunnels” into the targets. “Mini-nukes” would then immediately be fired into … Continue reading →

A bit of angst over at Virginia Progressive from Carlos, who wishes Democrats practiced in 2007 what they preached in 2006: This is a Democracy, the minority gets to express themselves. The Democrats would not stop complaining when they were … Continue reading →

Perhaps not, but something is hatching. In the little courtyard we have, there are all of these small “flies” going around. I know their something that hatched over the last week or so given all the warm weather, but there’s … Continue reading →

Jim Bacon takes razes Kaine from different fronts, this time from the Home Builders Association of Virginia and Americans for Prosperity. Is there anyone who likes Kaine’s plan?

novatownhall is getting ready to hold a live blog with Lt. Governor Bill Bolling on 09 January at 3.00pm. Lots of questions to ask with the session getting ready to roll out!

I don’t know about you, but this gets my blood up. American soldiers beaten on our own soil??? Thank God no one seems to have been hurt, but drug traffickers don’t get a free pass. The next time, annihilate them.

After 30 years of Saddam’s stalinist rule and nearly four years since he was deposed, a democratic Iraq is making great strides on the environment in its own right, and with the help of the international environmental community. No word … Continue reading →

… and the Governor isn’t even remotely on it. From Bolling’s press release: Earlier today, Governor Tim Kaine announced that he would introduce a new transportation package for consideration by the General Assembly during the 2007 legislative session. In response … Continue reading →