I ran across three really interesting reads in my morning trek through the papers. They have nothing to do with each other, only one touches on politics, and the other two deal with wingmen and surfers respectively. But they’re all worth a look.
The LA Times has
I love it when hypocrites get the door slammed on their fingers. Now it’s Harry Reid’s turn to wiggle on the hook, and he’s doing a pretty poor job. Accused of accepting ringside seats at boxing events in Nevada – tickets valued at hundreds or perhaps thousands of
Unity08 launched this morning – as promised. It’s actually not a bad offering. The action center looks frighteningly similar to the GOP.com action center and the BC04 action center – so those of us involved in either should feel flattered.
Judging by Nicco Mele’s place on the Founder’s Council, I suspect he had a
There’s a good reason nobody reads the Washington Times. Take the first line of this editorial from Sunday.
More than 60 million people in America voted in the “American Idol” final — more than in any U.S. presidential election.
Ok, where do we begin? Clearly Daniel Gallington had an
My friend Anne tipped me off to this one…
Tomorrow, Unity08 launches their effort to elect a bipartisan, moderate ticket. The effort is organized by Doug Bailey (of Hotline fame) and a handful of seasoned political operatives. Seasoned? Hell, some of these guys are
The USA Today Debate today is a good one. On one side, you have a very good read about Congress’ lack of concern for our civil rights, but their impassioned protection of their own. On the other side, you have a laughable op-ed
House Judiciary passed the net neutrality bill (HR 5417) out of committee today. That would seem like good news for the net neutrality crowd, but it may not be. There is a good possibility that bill will never see a floor vote.
With the House Energy &
When did cable television become a civil right?
Senator McCain and Kevin Martin are advocating government “solutions” to encourage a la carte programming. They believe that cable should be offered on a per channel basis. On a strictly logic basis, I agree with them. However,
ABC News says he’s under investigation.
Hastert’s lawyers, in a rather testy letter, say he’s not.
Three questions remain. One, in a face off between the MSM and a bunch of lawyers, who do side with? Two, is this the reason Hastert got so spun
If I am ever accused of a crime, and the police come to my house with a properly executed search warrant, I’m going to claim intimidation at the hands of the executive branch. Is it just me, or has Congress lost it?
William Jefferson is