Nightly Ramble: The Stimulating Edition

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An interesting weekend, and lots on the horizon to discuss. Let’s get it.

• PROKULUS: Obama is scheduled to beg and plead for his Porkulus

Coming into work, today, I happened to stop at the grocery store to pick up a few supplies for the office. As I was entering the store, I got behind a woman whose perfume entered the store about 20 minutes

Doubtless, some of you will have noticed that there’s been some changes going on the last couple of days.

The right column has been modified somewhat. so as to allow me to compact the search items. I’m doing that, because

I wrote some weeks ago at Pajamas Media:

For all the vitriol that has been coming from the left, and specifically out of President Obama’s mouth during the campaign, there’s a difference in tone coming out of the Obama camp

Bruce McQuain, this morning at Q&Q:

Well there’s an agreement on the Generational Theft Act of 2009.  The squishy middle has capitulated.

As expected, just enough Republicans have signed on to ensure its passage.  Names?

Specter for one:

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• It is jolly well amazing to me that Obama should be resorting to the politics of fear so quickly.  There’s a simple reason

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Coming to you today, direct from the frozen tundra of western NY, the very heart of the chruch of Global warming.

• This Global

Making the rounds on email just now:

After I retired, my wife insisted that I accompany her on her trips to
Target. Unfortunately, like most men, I found shopping boring and preferred to get in and get out. Equally unfortunate,

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This is the “Under The Bus” edition.

• What about the rest? With all the activity on Obama’s appointees and taxes, it shouldn’t shock

First off, you’ll pardon me if I don’t shed any tears over Tom Daschle. Hopefully, he’ll be staying gone for good this time, though I doubt that’ll happen.  He’s too deep in the councils of the Democrats to stay gone

 The names?  Well, they’re ones you’ll want to keep tucked away, because in my estimation,

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As usual, there’s lots going on, most of it both predictable and avoidable. Let’s get to it.

• Cutting the Military? The only

WASHINGTON (CNN) — Nancy Killefer on Tuesday withdrew her nomination to become chief performance officer, a new post in President Obama’s administration, a White House spokesman told CNN.

Officials said privately the reason for the withdrawal was unspecified tax issues.

Chris Dodd has suppsoedly gotten around to releasing details of his Countrywide loans.  But what he’s offered us in response to the 6 months of hammering leaves a lot to be desired.

The Hartford Courant has what documents he’s offered…

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 There’s a lot to discuss, today, and here’s some of it, in order of importance:

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