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    Well There’s a Can of Worms

    Published June 24th, 2008

    Everyone’s favorite religious wacko, James Dobson, has pretty much invalidated many of his own moral arguments. And it seems he’s too short-sighted to even realize it.
    It seems that Mr. Dobson has taken umbrage with some comments made in a speech by Barack Obama. He went on his radio show and did his best to tear […]

    Ron Paul Revolt (Ross Perot Evolved)

    Published February 1st, 2008

    I’ve mentioned this before, but it bears some further thought, analysis and discussion. The Ron Paul “Revolution” phenomenon is one of the most fascinating and unique trends in American political history. I’m not exaggerating - his campaign dynamic is the first of it’s kind. But it might also be the last, for multiple reasons and […]

    In Michigan and Florida, No One Can Hear You Vote

    Published January 9th, 2008

    Hillary Clinton will win Michigan by a landslide. You can take that one to the bank.
    What you can also take to the bank is that it won’t affect her delegate total at all. Currently, she leads Obama 183-78. And after Michigan it will be the same. And as for her “shocking” victory in New Hampshire, […]

    Iowa Caucus 2008

    Published January 4th, 2008

    The Iowa Caucus, as a predictive tool, is pretty much worthless. They’ve chosen the president correctly (in a contested race) only twice - Jimmy Carter and George W. Bush. Bill Clinton only got about 3% in 1992. Iowa is barely worth anything in the total delegate count - as well it should be, since it’s […]

    I Work in a Zoo

    Published January 4th, 2008

    A thousand TV cameras, trucks, newsvans and a couple of helicopters here at work this morning. It’s absolute chaos, they’re blocking the street in places and being a general nuisance. I don’t really get why they’re here, it’s not like they can actually take pictures of her or something - especially from a helicopter. They […]

    TSA = Totally Stupid Agency

    Published December 27th, 2007

    The TSA is good for nothing. Totally worthless. A complete waste of whatever money is put into it. There is simply no doubt in my mind.
    If you pay attention to the reports, the TSA fails repeatedly on pretty much every test given to it. They missed 90% of explosive devices at a recent test at […]

    It’s Tuesday, and You Know What That Means…

    Published December 18th, 2007

    Some quick hit thoughts and links for a rainy Tuesday here:
    Ron Paul (who I am not fond of) invokes on of my favorite Sinclair Lewis quotes (”When fascism comes to America it will be wrapped in the flag and carrying a cross.”) to discuss Mike Huckabee’s latest campaign commercial. The Fox News show host nearly […]

    Because…

    Published December 17th, 2007

    …gay marriage will be the one to destroy the sanctity of the institution.
    Can we put that one to rest please?

    Jesus Celebrated Hanukkah

    Published December 13th, 2007

    JC celebrated Hanukkah, not Christmas. Jesus was Jewish. These are pretty well known facts right?
    Apparently not. Seems some Christians are offended by Jews, Hanukkah, and holiday well wishes. So once again, this is a story that makes me really angry. First off, the horrible ignorance of these Christians. They take a Happy Hanukkah as some […]

    Yeah, I’m still going on about this

    Published December 7th, 2007

    My blog, and yeah, I’m pissed. The more I think about the things Romney said, the more angry I get. It’s no surprise he gave his speech at the George H.W. Bush library - the library of a man who once said, “No, I don’t know that atheists should be considered as citizens, nor should […]

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