Queens, NY– I’m at College Point again, unloading as this is written. I’m writing ths on m Palm Pre’ so it’ll be a ittle shorter than usual, perhaps.
A nice weekend, but a bit short. It’s cooler around here this
The lame streamers said a lot about Barack Obama in the Aught Eight campaign. Was any of it true? From Rosslyn Smith American Thinker:
If anything, Obama’s situation is almost the opposite of Truman’s. Obama has long dwelt inside
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Obama’s speech, or lack thereof, reax from Jennifer Rubin, Washington Post:
He did say one indisputably true thing: The downgrade was more a comment on our political dysfunction than on our ability to repay our debts. That is
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Tapper is the new Russert, Jake Tapper plays one man tag team on White House Press Secretary, Jay Carney, Tapper asks a simple, A or B question, and can not get a straight answer, from ABC News:
Which
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Newt boots it, or why Newt Gingrich should never again run for public office. Gingrich is the political version of Glenn Beck, a better than average mind sabotaged by the chronic problem talking before thinking. Gingrich’s latest Beck moment,
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Six members of the Congressional Black Caucus traveled to Cuba to kiss Raul Castro’s butt. In turn, Mona Charen paddles one, Bobby Rush’s butt:
“This is the dawning of a new day,” exclaimed Rep. Bobby Rush, D-Ill. “In my household
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Fox’s SPECIAL REPORT last night:
Six members of the Congressional Black Caucus may have violated House ethics rules by attending a three-day conference paid for by a number of powerful corporations early last month on the Caribbean island of Saint
