Fair Lawn, NJ– I’m here piking up a load bound for Avon, NY. Which means I’ll be close to home tonight. I’ve got a doctor’s appointment of sorts to attend to, then back on the road ’till Saturday. Hot here.
Jimmy Carter: Putz, from Jennifer Epstein, Politico:
Former President Jimmy Carter says his biggest failure during his term in the White House was that he didn’t get to spend another four years there.
“I guess my biggest failure
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Welcome one and all to the most intense nightly read anywhere on the ‘sphere… The BitsBlog Nightly Ramble
- YEAH, I KNOW... Where was yesterday’s Ramble? Sorry about that…I had a last minute schedule change. I warned you guys that
Welcome, one and all to the most intense night read anywhere on the sphere… The BitsBlog Nightly Ramble
This is the Rail car Graffiti Edition. Sorry about the blur, the thing was moving at track speed. (yeah, right)
- They’ve let
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By way of Bruce McQuain, who you will recall, I was a little harsh with last week on the AIG thing, comes this news:
The other shoe concerning the AIG “bonuses” and the administration’s knowledge of them is beginning
Irwin Stelzer, Times(UK)
So Obama has his stimulus bill, but he has paid a very high price. He now owns the recession. He has asked to be judged by whether this bill and other measures he will propose create
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The LA Times:
Exactly 44 years after Lyndon B. Johnson became the last Democrat to capture the state of North Dakota in a presidential election, it looks like Barack Obama won’t be the next.
The Associated Press reported this
 Thomas Barnett notes:
Spray one apartment and the bugs move over to the next. Wherever there’s the least resistance or the most opportunity, you find them clustered.
The Anbar awakening ruins al Qaeda’s long-term chances in Iraq, and so the
Over at The Politico, this morning, I note with interest a bit from James Kirchick, describing the fable of Republican smear tactics. (As an aside, interestingly, Kirkpatrick’s the New Republic’s assitant editor)
The only obstacle between Barack Obama
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