May

31

Happy Memorial Day

Filed Under History, War | 1 Comment

We’re off soon to our local Memorial Day parade, but I wanted to send some words of appreciation to those who serve, have served, and especially those who have made the ultimate sacrifice so that we may remain free. I have a new post at Michelle’s site, partly about my cousin who was killed in [...]

May

30

‘What’chu Talkin’ ‘Bout, Diane?’ — Congress Takes on the Pressing Issues, Part XXVII

Filed Under Entertainment, Politics | 3 Comments

California Rep. Diane Watson (D-iff’rentStrokes) spent her floor speech time last week addressing the tough issues. Click the pic to watch our nation’s problems being solved — but at least I did learn that Gary Coleman was “born in Illinoizz” and was reminded twice that he was “short in statue.” The best and brightest are [...]

May

29

Wake-Up Call for Peggy Noonan

Filed Under Media, Politics | 6 Comments

In the past couple of years, I never could figure out for what reason or reasons the left and many even on the right had for praising Barack Obama’s competence and intelligence. That’s not a slam on Obama, it’s just that there is simply no part of Obama’s past that anyone can point to — [...]

May

29

That Daily Caller Has a Good Sense of Humor

Filed Under Humor, Media, Politics | 2 Comments

Nice to see Bubba giving instead of receiving for a change:

May

28

Proof-Positive Obama’s Been Hanging Around Bill Clinton Too Much

Filed Under Environment, Politics, Science & Nature | 1 Comment

The Wall Street Journal story on Obama’s touch & go to the Gulf region earlier today caught me with the headline, “Obama gets lesson on tar balls,” but there’s also evidence contained therein that the president’s been hanging around Bill Clinton too much: New York Times reporter Jackie Calmes was skeptical: “Can you be sure [...]

May

28

Oil Leak: What’s Next?

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I’ll be out the rest of the day, and over the weekend you’ll probably be able to catch me at Michelle Malkin’s site — and I’ll be here when possible too. Until I get back, here’s a rather unsettling discussion between two oil industry experts on what’s being done, what hasn’t been done that should [...]

May

28

Real Ozzy Osbourne Replaces Wax Ozzy at Madame Tussauds, Hilarity Ensues

Filed Under Entertainment, Humor | 2 Comments

Okay, we’re steamrolling toward a nice, long weekend and need a respite from the seriousness that everybody’s being exposed to, and this does the trick — at least for the time being: Watch CBS News Videos Online

May

28

Creepy Palin Stalker Neighbor Guy Threatens to Call Cops on Reporter

Filed Under Media, Moonbats, Politics | 1 Comment

I’m thinking that Joe McGinniss’s stunt may well end up falling into the “epic backfire” category before too long. He can say “You’re trespassing” from behind closed doors, but I hope he’s stocked up on supplies for the entire summer, because if he has to head into town for groceries, he’s fair game for questions [...]

May

27

Bobby Jindal Says All We Need to Know About the Dangers of Over Federalization

Filed Under Environment, Politics | 1 Comment

Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal and everybody else in the state are desperate to begin cleaning up the ever-increasing messes of crude oil along the shoreline, but they can’t because they’re still waiting for the federal government permits. Speaking with Anderson Cooper from an oil-covered marsh, Jindal asked the government to “approve this emergency permit, let [...]

May

27

Sarah Palin Builds Anti Creepy Stalker Guy Fence

Filed Under Media, Moonbats, Politics | 4 Comments

Creepy, Palin-obsessed stalker-guy writer Joe McGinniss rented the house next door to the Palin family so he could spy on them for an upcoming book, but he’s going to have to do it from atop a ladder now, which will make it a lot more difficult to balance the note pad, camera, Jergens and box [...]

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