davidl on March 12th, 2007

How sweet it is.

Moonbats storm Mrs. Pelosi’s house, via Don Surber.

Dennis Kucinich sounds like a voice of reason, via Sister Toldjah:

AUSTIN (TX) — The cancellation in the past two days of two planned nationally

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davidl on March 12th, 2007

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Like a lot of us here have said before, the whole issue of Anthropogenic Global Warming offers so many opportunities for political power that it has long abandoned its exclusive connection to science and gone into the realm of politics.

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davidl on March 11th, 2007

Well first it was that Mrs. Clinton was making ludicrous comparisons to Lady Thatcher.   The Iron Lady never stood for office on her husbands coat tails.

Now either having given up on the comparison to Lady Thatcher, or finding it

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davidl on March 11th, 2007

It is not that I object to the language police.  I do.  It the highly selective nature of their enforcement.   In effect  the crime of speaking while normal.

The PC police have attempted to take certain words out of circulation.  

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davidl on March 10th, 2007

Ann CoulterJohn Edwards would have you believe that he should be president.   Or course Edwards also argued that obstetricians caused celbral palsey.   Yet Edwards was the first candidate to cut and run from the Nevada debates, which were scheduled to coverd

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davidl on March 10th, 2007

The Battle of Thermopylae was fought circa 480 BC.  Ellis L. Knox, provides a good description and summary of the battle: 

The Greeks lost the battle. They had come hoping for a victory and instead had been routed. But Thermopylae

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davidl on March 10th, 2007

This came as a Scooty Libby to me,  I had forgotten that both Hillary Clinton (House) and Fred Thompson(Senate) had both worked as staff lawyers on Watergate.   As they are potential rivals for the presidency, a comparison their Watergate careers

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davidl on March 9th, 2007

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Is there a market for Chuck Hagel as a presidential candidate in the Republican Party? Short answer: No

Scott Johnson, Powerline.

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In stunning news the D.C. Circuit Court actually read the Constitutiion of the United States, and after so many long years found the Second Amendment, link:

To summarize, we conclude that the Second Amendment protects an individual right

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davidl on March 9th, 2007

Bill RichardsonApparently the smoking gun has been found for Bill Richardson’s candicacy.   Richardson has busy hands and some women, rightfully, find it annoying.  Then that might make a Richardson/Edwards ticket a natural.

Not to defend Richardson, but as democrats go, Richardson’s

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davidl on March 9th, 2007

On Talk to Action, Frederick Clarkson has his knickers in a twist over very rare anti-abortion violence.  As outraged a Clarkson is over violence that so rare that practically is non existent, he is morally blind to the wanton

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davidl on March 8th, 2007

“But Your Honor, I had to hit Eric.  He called me hot tempered.” 

Pretty lame.   Yet speaking of lame, from Gateway Pundit:

ManilaFilipino Muslims display a banner, which reads ‘Behead Those Who Insult Islam,’ and t-shirts with a wanted

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davidl on March 8th, 2007

On the American Thinker, J. Peter Mulhern makes a bold charge:
 

Patrick Fitzgerald is a disgrace both to the legal profession and to the human race. His partisan allies, such as Senator Chuck Schumer and certain nameless bureaucrats at

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davidl on March 7th, 2007

Susan EstrichWhat I find easy to believe about Susan Estrich is that she is a blonde.   What I find hard to believe is that she actually managed a presidential campaign. Micheal Dukakis   That her candidate lost, is quite believable.

Estrich is 

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davidl on March 7th, 2007

Liaa NowakMSNBC is reporting that Lisa Nowak, Captain, USN, is now a former astronaut.   NASA has dismissed Nowak and sent her back to the Navy.  Expect the Navy to do likewise.

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