California Dreamin’ is No Longer a Reality

Recently, we have seen article after article, misstating flatly the California despite all the illegal influx, is losing population.  On Liberty Just In Case, we see the reasons why.  Here’s a sample;

What started out as an amazing

Eliot Spitzer’s personal recipe for disaster. The hubris of his administration directly descends from Spitzer’s excessive confidence in his own political mandate. Will the Dems follow?

Maggie Gallagher, on the Eliot Spitzer disaster.   Read her entire column.

Says Politico’s Ben Smith:

MyDD* flags an intense minute and a half from John Edwards in Creston, Iowa, yesterday in which he heatedly tells an audience that the attention to trivia (I assume the reference here is to his haircuts)

• I see JPod thinks that J.K.Rowling will put together another Harry Potter book “At some point in the next 15 years”… I am inclined to agree, but if she doesn’t , I will guarantee you that somebody else will within

SAN DIEGO -AP— Leonard Nimoy isn’t through with Spock yet.

The 76-year-old actor will don his famous pointy ears again to play the role in an upcoming “Star Trek” film due out Christmas 2008.

Fascinating…

It was the pet idea of President Lyndon B. Johnson to allow the North Vietnamese unlimited sanctuary in occupied Cambobia.  Now, the so-called Smartest Woman in the World, proposes to adopt Johnson’s policy, but this time in Pakistan, from Dawn

Seattle (Seattle Times)King and Pierce County prosecutors filed felony charges today against seven people who allegedly committed the biggest voter-registration fraud in state history.

The defendants, who were paid employees and supervisors of ACORN, the Association of Community Organizations

At last, Pvt Beauchamp’s, a.k.a. Scott Thomas, ambitions are revealed.  Beauchamp wants to write military novels, just like Senator Jim Webb, Virginia.  From Jack Kelly, Real Clear Politics:

In a blog entry for May 8, 2006, Pvt. Beauchamp describes

Apparently, Patrick Ruffini is worried. I think, needlessly.

Congress was created to legislate, not investigate. Their utter lack of legislating anything other than earmarks and a minimum wage hike that “gave a raise” to less than a half-million $5.15 an hour people, most of them part-timers.

Don Surber