pics and babbling

Too bad his mea culpa isn't posted on the front page of the Times. Or the Post. It *ought* to be. So, when I say I’m deeply ashamed right now to be called a “journalist”, you can imagine just how deep that cuts into my soul. Now, of course, there’s always...

Published on October 26 2008

Go read Mark Levin. The Corner on National Review Online. I've been thinking this for a while so I might as well air it here. I honestly never thought we'd see such a thing in our country - not yet anyway - but I sense what's occurring in this election...

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Saturday Night Live...

Published on October 26 2008

No longer *just* funny.

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Baa-a-a-a-a-ck

Published on October 26 2008

There. The most recent class is in the bag. All of the discussions are discussed, the essays have been essayed, and the final exam is finalized. I have been so buried in NATO the last couple of weeks I have barely been able to watch the news. That's probably...

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Redone

Published on October 26 2008

Figured I should explain the last uploads from the other day.. I was out for a walk (drag) in a local park when I spotted this broken, mangled tree. Uploaded by www.cellspin.net As I got a little closer, I saw the reason: Uploaded by www.cellspin.net...

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popped in for this message

Published on October 18 2008

We've all witnessed a lot of insanity in American politics over the last few years. Up until the last few days, none of it has seriously bothered me; hey, just more grist for the satire mill. But after witnessing the media's blitzkreig on Joe 'the Plumber'...

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A post from Overblog

Published on October 16 2008

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We're outta here....

Published on October 15 2008

RNC out of Wisconsin, Maine; focuses on red states. WASHINGTON - The Republican National Committee is halting presidential ads in Wisconsin and Maine, turning much of its attention to usually Republican states where GOP nominee John McCain shows signs...

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Classy

Published on October 13 2008

Treacher has the photo of the classiest, most politically enlightened T-shirt of the campaign. Cu-u-u-u-te.

That message was clearly shared among the crowd. Mike Payne, who traveled from Madison, Wis., for the rally, rejected the idea that McCain's supporters are angry, preferring to use the word "frustrated." "It might have something to do with you guys,"...