There was a time when I was an Ashley Judd fan but then she started saying things like this (emphasis mine): Among the millions of people who are excited by the election of President Obama is Ashley Judd, as she demonstrated at the 40th birthday luncheon for NARAL Pro-Choice America at the Hilton Washington Tuesday. […]
Archives for 2009
Prayers for Hannah
Last month I blogged about 4 year old Hannah Garman. I know many of joined in helping fulfill Hannah’s Christmas wish of getting as many Christmas cards as possible. Hannah was diagnosed with a rare, incurable brain tumor in October 2008. A few days ago Michelle Malkin posted an update on Hannah’s condition: Reader Greg, […]
House Republican Tells Limbaugh to Back Off
Congressman Phil Gingrey of Georgia demonstrates again why Republicans have lost two straight elections in an interview with the Politico: Responding to President Obama’s recommendation to Republican congressional leaders last week that they not follow Limbaugh’s lead, the conservative talkmeister said on his show that Obama is “obviously more frightened of me than he is […]
You’ve Got to Be Kidding me: US Airways Passengers Considering Lawsuits?
From USA Today: Many US Airways (LCC) passengers who endured a crash landing in the Hudson River 12 days ago say they appreciate the $5,000 that the airline has offered — but some say it’s not enough. Joe Hart, a salesman from Charlotte who suffered a bloody nose and bruises, says he “would like to […]
House Republicans Ready to Walk Away From Stimulus Negotiations?
The Politico is reporting that House Republicans Leader John Boehner and Whip Eric Cantor are urging caucus members to oppose the Democrats pork laden economic stimulus bill when it comes to the floor on Wednesday. President Barack Obama is coming to the Capitol this afternoon to curry favor with congressional Republicans. But it appears GOP […]
The Bush Legacy
I was flipping through the worthless rag that passes for our local paper this morning when I came across this joyous little piece of hate in the Letters to the Editor: A Reign of Error has finally ended It has been said by others that “the highest patriotism is love of one’s country deep enough […]
LAT: Reagan Wouldn’t Recognize This GOP
Former congressman Mickey Edwards wrote provocative Op Ed titled “Reagan wouldn’t recognize this GOP” in the Los Angeles Times a couple of days… It’s worth reading. I agree with Edwards’ central point which point which is that the contemporary Republican party has lost its way. Where Edwards loses me is here: The Republican Party that […]
Puppy Sitting
The last couple of weeks have been a blur of hospital visits, doctors, nurses and restless nights… A member of my family was admitted to the hospital on January 9th the short version is their prognosis isn’t good. One of the few bright spots has been puppy sitting for my niece and nephew’s new dog… […]
Musical Interlude: Robin McKelle – Abracadabra
Robin McKelle is one of my favorite jazz artists… Here’s a great example why. Check out her web site or MySpace page for tour dates.
Plane Crashes in the Hudson River
US Airways flight 1549 made an emergency landing in the Hudson river at approximately 3:30 p.m. this afternoon… All of the roughly 150 passengers and crew survived. Media reports indicate the Airbus A320 struck a flock of geese shortly after take off from LaGuardia Airport. Serious Bravo Zulus and Sierra Hotels to the flight crew… […]
WSJ: The Minnesota Recount Was Unconstitutional
There’s an interesting Op Ed by Michael Stokes Paulsen, a professor of law at the University of St. Thomas in Minneapolis in today’s Wall Street Journal. Prof. Paulsen examines the recount procedures being used by Minnesota officials in the senate contest between Norm Coleman and Al Franken. His conclusion? “Isn’t just embarrassing. It is unconstitutional.” […]
New Jersey Authorities Remove Boy Named Adolf Hitler From Parents Home
I mentioned the story of 3 year old Adolf Hitler Campbell about a month ago… In an odd twist New Jersey authorities have apparently removed Adolf and his sisters JoyceLynn Aryan Nation Campbell and Honszlynn Hinler Jeannie Campbell from the home of their parents, Heath and Deborah Campbell. No word on why the children were […]
Food Police?!? How About Nanny State Lunacy
I’m only paying half attention to the new at the moment but of thing caught my eye… First Cassy Fiano at Wizzbang points out this little gem of Nanny State insanity from Britain: Home cooks will also be told what size portions to prepare, taught to understand “best before” dates and urged to make more […]
Light Blogging
Hi All, do to a family emergency blogging will be light to non-existant for the forseeable future. Cheers; Jeff
Pat Buchanan: Anti-Semitic Crackpot
There was a time when I liked Pat Buchanan (although I can’t remember when or why) but over the years he’s said a variety of things that caused me to classify him as an crackpot… Like this summer when he blamed America for Russia’s invasion of Georgia. Or like last night on MSNBC’s “1600 Pennsylvania […]
