Speaking of Dan Rather, here’s the latest nonsense from Bill O’Reilly personally I’ve never liked O’Reilly. I worked with too many people like him in the broadcast business, not to recognize a bullshit artist when I see one. O’Reilly is certainly that. Best I can see, he often simply talks to hear his own voice. [...]
Matt Drudge is linkingThe Hollywood Reporter in a bit entitled “Rather deserves respect” which is a laughable statement. THe story itself gives us an example of why… Says Rather: “Ed Murrow’s ghost is here. I’ve seen him and talked to him on the third floor of this building many times late at night. And I [...]
Seems the Anti-US, AntiBush hatred we’ve seen from the leftist outlets in Canada like the CBC the Toronto papers, is not nearly as prevelant in Canada as a whole, as it is in it’s press. AFP reports, in part: ” A loose coalition of groups opposed to just about everything Bush supports had promised two [...]
Poliblogger has some questions about what ‘stars’ name their kids… and why…
During WWII, General George S. Patton had the word spread in the German towns his tanks rumbled through on their way to Berlin, that if even one farm boy was to level a rifle at one American Soldier trying to defend the city against the Americans, he would bring in the artillery and level the [...]
Mary Laney in the Chicago Sun-Timestoday puts up an article that you need to see. Just got there. Now.
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WASHINGTON (AP) – : “President Bush on Monday chose Carlos Gutierrez, a native of Cuba who rose from truck driver to chief executive officer of Kellogg Co. (K), to be secretary of Commerce.” I’m just waiting for the left to start in on tihs guy, with the Hispanic jokes, like they did Justice Thomas and [...]
I wrote once that it’s a measure of how far we’ve come in terms of our national security situation that we’re able to argue about the small stuff… like the exact position of Madanna’s tounge at a given moment… or the latest 15 minute long Hollywood wedding…. (I”ve even forgotten who it was!) So, I [...]
OK, I admit it, I’m out of sorts this week. Perhaps it’s just the change of season, that’s got me a little cranky. The muscle pull in my shoulder, aggrivated by pushing the camper trailer back into the garage for the winter the other day, isn’t helping my mood any, nor does the cold and [...]
When I asked the love of my life to grow old with me…. Well, I should have been more careful. Oh, now, don’t worry; It’s just that I’d just not envisioned following through on the growing old part so bloody quickly. Y’ever have a morning where you wonder who the hell the old guy in [...]
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InstaGlenn notes this norning an article in the Economist, which says in part: “The erosion of the old media establishment probably does entail some shift to the right, if only because so many of the newer voices are more reliably pro-Republican than Mr Rather. I regard this as being more reflective of the country itself [...]
The WSJ is on fire today… here’s another bit from their site… one they apparently run every year… I adit not having seen it before. Here’s a taste: “But we can all remind ourselves that the richness of this country was not born in the resources of the earth, though they be plentiful, but in [...]
The WSJ has posted somehting that you want to read… and makre sure your older Kids see it too.
Perhaps some of you are unaware of the origins of this day being set aside as a national day of Thanksgiving. Also, you may not know that Ol’ Ben Franklin wanted to make the Turkey the national bird, thinking the Eagle a bird of Bad moral character, a rank coward. ‘course now, the turkey Ben [...]
For Immediate Release Office of the Press Secretary November 23, 2004 Thanksgiving Day, 2004 By the President of the United States of AmericaA Proclamation In Focus: Thanksgiving 2004 All across America, we gather this week with the people we love to give thanks to God for the blessings in our lives. We are grateful for [...]
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