“Tracy Porter’s interception was totally SOCIALIST!”
Heartfelt congratulations to the New Orleans Saints and to the folks in Louisiana for last night’s exciting and well-deserved win. Geaux Saints, and Laissez les bon temps rouler!
Can nothing be untouched by politics? The Tebow ad had already stirred up pre-game partisan controversy but it was at least (tangentially it turned [...]
Trolling for Dummies
This popped up in my comments section today from my most dedicated troll, Alan:
Donna,
” That said, I must have filled their desire (”need”?) to raise a child since they didn’t give me back to the orphanage. Isn’t choice a beautiful thing, Alan? ”
Certainly your parent’s choice was.
Perhaps I read things that are [...]
600.
AZBlueMeanie has a nice post up at Blog For Arizona about how the conservative base is being played by the Tea Party astroturf operation and how the MSM is dutifully playing along. I especially appreciate this bit:
Note to the media: “conservative populist” is an oxymoron. Conservatives are all about maintaining the wealth [...]
Adult Children
TPM reports that 25 year old felony suspect and fake pimp James O’Keefe has been remanded to his parents’ house. That the lefty blogosphere finds this a source of snark and amusement kind of misses something that is quite appalling if you really think about it. Which is that treating O’Keefe, a grown [...]
Pre-SOTU digest. Got a lot on my mind today.
WordPress doesn’t like me today.
Not only have two of my comments to Tedski’s blog been disappeared, but my response to Timmy’s Cat’s comment on last night’s post got eated too. It’s completely gone. Doesn’t even show up as spam. Whither my comments, WordPress?
Raul Grijalva is now under the dirty hippie bus.
Tedski’s [...]
June 16, 2008
That’s the date that the US visa was issued to Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab. Who was President then? Oh, and two of the men who Abdulmutallab plan his attack were released from Gitmo in 2007. Who was President then, again? And who was the Governor of Arizona at the time? [...]
Tuesday Energy Blogging – Cap and Trade or Bait and Switch?
Annie Leonard, who made a splash on the Interwebs with her short film The Story of Stuff has a sharp new film about cap and trade.
I’m glad I came across this for tonight’s entry because I wanted to write something about the Copenhagen climate conference, which has (sadly) not been the focus of [...]