Eric rambled on Rick Perry, link:
Let the mudslinging begin! I’ve said nothing about Rick Perry yet, in terms of his record, because frankly I’ve not had much chance to investigate his record. But based on recent speeches
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I’ve got Pawlenty of Nothing, Tim Pawlenty makes it official, from Neil Munro, Daily Caller:
Former Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty withdrew from the presidential race Sunday following his third-place finish in Saturday’s Ames Straw Poll.
“We needed to
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The rumble of discontent. Given the fact that Dumbo, b/k/a Barack Ohama, has become irrelevant, is the pining for Mrs. Clinton a sign of primary challenge for Dim Won?
Rumblings, from Bill McCl ellan, Saint Louis Today:
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Obama has lost that loving feeling, from Dr. Milton R. Wolf, Washington Times:
Is President Obama really a different man today than he was before he entered the Oval Office? The same Illinois legislator who voted “present” 129
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College Point, NY— I’m across the water from Manhattan, with Laguardia between myself and there. It’s a pretty sight in the early evening, at least from this distance. I’ll be back here tomorrow morning, with another load of drinks. Apparently
Latham, NY— I’m outside Albany, NY. Was at Windsor Locks CT overnight, and will head to Southern NY today. Not quite sure where after that. It’s a bit cooler, the last couple days, and the rain is making a mess
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Fast and Furious, from Michael A. Walsh, New York Post:
Don’t look now, but the real action in Washington this week isn’t the parti san wrangling over the debt ceiling but something — literally — even more incendiary:
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Ronald Reagan goes to Londontown, from Daniel Hannan, Telegraph(UK):
Ronald Reagan assumes his lapidary place in Grosvenor Square today, alongside Franklin D Roosevelt and Dwight D Eisenhower. All three presidents stood with Britain in war; yet Reagan –
(Rochester, NY)– I’m home as this is written, and will be heading for York,PA in a coup0le hours, then to Schenectady New York. about 500 miles worth of driving, but a fairly easy lope, all considered.
- Thoughts on July 4th:
Buffalo, NY– At the moment, I’m in Buffalo, NY. I have my younger boy Alex with me and he’s doing fine. I’ll post more on this topic as we go. It’s a nice day all told. Truck is running fine.
Dumbo asks for, then ignores legal advice, from Tiger Hawk:
Long-standing fans of the back-and-forth will remember the enormous grief that the Bush administration got for following the opinions of the Office of Legal Counsel, particularly on the
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Dumbo’s Economics, more on yesterday’s Scramble theme of Barack Obama’s economic ignorance. First up, from Robert R. Baker, American Thinker:
[President Franklin] Roosevelt responded to the recession he inherited with a combination of massive spending on new government
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Brooklyn, NY– I’m at a store, waiting for an offload. I often forget how crowded it gets down here. All it takes is five minutes worth of driving here to remind me.
- Obama: The latest example of how socialism
Wesbury, Long Island, NY– I’m here at one of my regular stops. I ran down to Carlisle, PA to pick this load up, and ran it here this morning AT the moment, I’m waiting to get unloaded so I can