You Are a Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwich
You life your life in a free form, artistic style.
You are incredibly creative and at times, quite messy.
Deep down, you are a kid at heart. And you aren’t afraid to express it.
Your best friend: The Grilled Cheese Sandwich
Your mortal enemy: The Club Sandwich
What Kind of Sandwich Are You?
Yeah, [...]
It seems to me we hear an awful lot of noise out of Congress lately about a sitting President claiming Executive Privilege. It makes sense to me for a President to have this power so those around him feel free to speak, but we are now learning that PRA protection extends to former First [...]
While Michael Yon is getting some well-deserved rest he is finding more time to write about the war now that he’s not on the battlefield with the soldiers and Marines.
His latest dispatch matches his other fine writing and compares the situation in Mosul in 2005 to now.
This kind of stuff freaks out the enemy: our [...]
Speaks for itself.
WASHINGTON — When he was a keeper of the federal purse strings, Sen. Ted Stevens of Alaska told another Republican senator who opposed the infamous “bridge to nowhere,” “I don’t threaten people. I promise people.”
His home-state GOP colleague, Rep. Don Young, was not to be outdone. Last month he told a fellow House [...]
You can find the cowardly liberals Here
this is a story that J. referenced in her comment on Democrats see Clinton as strongest, most experienced leader.
I wonder if these are the same Democratic leaders that keep giving in to President Bush. They need to be replaced anyway.
WASHINGTON: Looking past the presidential nomination fight, [...]
Well I guess Mr. Edwards tactics of attacking Hillary and Obama are driving him further down in the polls.
– Potential Democratic primary voters see Sen. Hillary Clinton as more experienced and a stronger leader than her major rivals for the 2008 Democratic nomination, according to a poll released Monday.
Clinton is also viewed as the [...]
This is truly amazing.
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — With large swaths of the Gulf Coast still in ruins from Hurricane Katrina, rich federal tax breaks designed to spur rebuilding are flowing hundreds of miles inland to investors who are buying up luxury condos near the University of Alabama’s football stadium.
About 10 condominium projects are going [...]
Mansfield, Louisiana has passed a law that requires people to keep their pants up above the underwear line or pay a fine of up to $150 and court costs or 15 days in jail.
It’s about time, and while they’re at it how about passing a law that baseball hats need to be on your head [...]
Yesterday I read this disturbing article in the Financial Times.
The US government is on a ‘burning platform’ of unsustainable policies and practices with fiscal deficits, chronic healthcare underfunding, immigration and overseas military commitments threatening a crisis if action is not taken soon, the country’s top government inspector has warned.
David Walker, comptroller general of the US, [...]
Max Deveson of the BBC’s Analysis and Research unit explains what happened to the men and women who came to power with President Bush in January 2001.
The appointment of the staunchly religious, anti-abortion John Ashcroft as attorney general, in charge of the Department of Justice, was an early sign that the Bush White House [...]
This subject seems to be what everyone is talking about so why shouldn’t we?
Karl Rove and I have something in common: Both of us treasure a campaign poster from the 1972 elections.
The poster, which Rove hung in his Texas political consulting office, was from the re-election campaign of Illinois Gov. Richard Ogilvie, a reform-minded Republican [...]
I would have taken him for everything he owns.
The dry cleaners aren’t pressing their case against the Pants Judge.
In a surprise turn yesterday, the small-business owners sued by D.C. Administrative Law Judge Roy Pearson withdrew their demand that he pay nearly $83,000 for their legal bills, saying that enough money had been raised from [...]
This has been going on long enough. Let’s bring it to an end and find the people responsible.
Five reporters must reveal their government sources for stories they wrote about Steven J. Hatfill and investigators’ suspicions that the former Army scientist was behind the deadly anthrax attacks of 2001, a federal judge ruled yesterday.
The decision [...]
I can’t think of anything that he did for the country. It was all for total dominance. He failed.
This is an editorial by Eugene Robinson. He does lean Democratic but then so do I.
Buh-bye, Karl Rove. On your way out of the White House, don’t let the screen door hit you where the dog [...]
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