By Rocketman on March 20, 2010
It’s easy when you have your handy-dandy Hope-N-Change flowchart. This graphic, posted at Moonbattery, originally produced by “Americans for Prosperity“ concisely illustrates the way that the President has thus far implemented his agenda, regardless of the Constitutionality of his approach. I mean, by any means necessary-right? And the progressive left had the gall to call G.W. [...]
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By Dan Collins on March 19, 2010
He was one of the great pop craftsmen, and there’s an awful lot out there on his importance in the larger scheme of things. I was a Byrds fan as a kid, so I liked that jingle-jangle guitar, and a fan of Badfinger, and later the bands that were said to have been influenced [...]
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By Rocketman on March 19, 2010
I don’t know how many here are old enough to recall Dan Quayle’s famous gaffe, where the then Vice President told a child at a school photo-op, “that he had left the ‘e’ off of the end” of the word “potato” while spelling it at the board. Indeed, if you google, “potatoe”, the top search results [...]
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By Dan Collins on March 19, 2010
But [Stupak] went beyond what was necessary, yesterday and today, in disrespecting the 60 Catholic nuns representing 59,000 sisters who bucked the Catholic bishops and came out for the bill Wednesday, declaring it “the real pro-life position.”
Only this is an egregious lie, and by now, had she bothered to do her homework, she’d know that:
“A [...]
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By Dan Collins on March 18, 2010
In fact, prosecutors said Brooks asphyxiated Andrews. He and an accomplice encased the body in a concrete-and-chicken wire egg that Brooks built in a backyard rock garden at his landlord’s home in San Diego.
After Brooks was arrested for investigation of financial fraud, a neighbor who thought there might be cash and jewels concealed in the [...]
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By Dan Collins on March 18, 2010
Principle.
As Steve Gutowski says:
Pennsylvania senate candidate Joe Sestak told CNS News today that the Slaughter Rule is not open and transparent but, oh well, he is voting for it anyway. Looks like Pennsylvania’s get to choose between one hack democrat or another to run against Pat Toomey…
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By Dan Collins on March 18, 2010
I’m going to heaven.
Fess Parker’s died at the age of 85. Thanks for all the entertainment when I was a kid. I’m sure you’ll be forgiven for killin’ ya a b’ar when you was only three.
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By Dan Collins on March 18, 2010
You may recall that a couple of months ago, I wrote about the spate of murders of young women by guys who’d become minor celebs by appearing on “reality shows.” I tried to interest Dr. Helen in posting on the topic, since I’d be interested to know whether she’s got any insight into what [...]
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By Dan Collins on March 18, 2010
I don’t think that there’s any expression of disgust that’s too extreme for this.
Here’s the roll call. As usual, the worst of the lot are the Per Se Angels who abstained.
UPDATE: Got that wrong. Dicentra explains:
They voted DOWN a motion by the GOP to compel them to vote on whether the Slaughter (rule) [...]
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By Dan Collins on March 18, 2010
My friend Jerry Wilson has written the nicest thing, in all likelihood, that’s ever been written about me. All I can do is try to live up to it.
Jerry’s not-just-retrospective book is one I recommend highly. The personal stories shared there make it compelling reading, whether you’re familiar with the music or [...]
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