- Well, over the weekend we got up to two feet of snow in places, mostly west of here.
There’s a foot and a half in my front yard, and in my driveway. We shovel it out, but since the yard
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Eliot Spitzer, a.k.a. the Sheriff of Wall Street, has reportedly been linked, AP, video. New York Times, to involvement in a prostitution ring.
Hat tip: Michelle Malkin.
Bye-bye Eliot.
Addendum I: (Bit)
And there it is,
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Comes a point in nearly every discussion about man and his endevors, where there is no room for compromise. This over-reach of governmental power is one such Hume:
California parents who home school their children are reeling from a court
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Let’s see… since their tilt left, MSNBC has become a rolling joke. Who what do they cancel for ratings? Tucker Carlson.
Yeah, that makes sense. Cancel the only show on their air that had any hope of generating an actual
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Aside from the mess we described here last week for ANY kind of action as regards Florida and Michigan, the Democrats are now willing to add to that a mail-in scheme.
WASHINGTON -(Fox) A consensus began to emerge Sunday that
The Times Online, yesterday, puts some fresh light on plastic bags and those who want them banned:
Scientists and environmentalists have attacked a global campaign to ban plastic bags which they say is based on flawed science and exaggerated claims.
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The Washington Post pumps out pure bilge:
The task of cutting greenhouse gas emissions enough to avert a dangerous rise in global temperatures may be far more difficult than previous research suggested, say scientists who have just published studies indicating
