If lawyers annoy you, stop here. That annoyance is going to get much, much worse. Same with bankers, too. By now you know that the candidates for president in 2008 (the well-known […]
Boris Yeltsin dead
This just in from the Beeb: Russian ex-president Yeltsin dies Former Russian President Boris Yeltsin has died, the Kremlin says. Mr Yeltsin was 76. The cause of death has not yet been […]
Breaking up is hard to do
By Robert Silvey Karl Rove is a bit testy these days, as Sheryl Crow and Laurie David discovered on Saturday. They ran into him at the White House press dinner and tried […]
A Story of Dubai
Picture this for a moment: A company that is based in an Middle Eastern country providing vital services for the United States, and yet only a few Representatives and Senators have come […]
Abortion And Gun Control: The 2008 Litmus Test
By Martin Bosworth Events of such magnitude as the Virginia Tech shootings and the Supreme Court upholding the partial-birth abortion ban have consequences both immediate and distant. Like ripples in a pond, […]
The government is looking out for you
By Rori Black During the Cho investigation, mention was made of use of anti-depressants but that they could find no record of such medication in the government’s files. Spittake now. Government’s files […]
True, so not funny
MSNBC trying out “unbiased” replacement for Imus; whither Olbermann?
So, Matt Drudge is reporting that MSNBC is going to try out Michael Smerconish for the Imus spot. Word floating around is that they won’t even consider a progressive host (like the […]
Do not think; the press will do it for you
I’m so thankful. I no longer have to think. I no longer have to consider facts all by myself and assess them for their meaning. And I owe it all to The […]
Nine signs that Open-Source is fast becoming a fascist movement
There are technology purists who – no matter what Microsoft does – will believe them evil. After all, they charge for their software. Linux’ most compelling argument has been that – for […]
