Peter Beinart has penned a truly awful column for the Washington Post. Normally, that sentence would be followed by all the reasons the Democrat is full of it and a defense of whatever GOP initiative he’s attacking. Not this time, however. This time he’s full of crap
My friend Melissa sent me a link to what may be the greatest wedding present of all time (pictured here). It is awesome on so many levels. Now you might be thinking that this would only appeal to the depraved and mentally ill, but I say nay, nay. Here’s
The New Mexico GOP has now tried a tactic that most would not have expected – attacking their own donors. It seems Stanley Fulton – a long time contributor to the GOP in amounts aggregating in excess of $200,000 – isn’t getting the love
The other day I was watching an interview with Warren Buffett and he made an interesting point about inheritance. He said he and his wife had always planned to give away the bulk of their fortune to the world in a philanthropic gift because they don’t believe in inherited wealth.
Specifically, he said he felt
David Broder is all over it, today. No matter how bad the Democrats are, and no matter how incoherent their strategy and message are, this election, in my view, will come down to whether or not the GOP can motivate the faithful to vote. It’s going
After my post on Dana Milbank’s “Mystery Candidate” column this morning, my inbox received a steady stream of e-mail with people positing their guesses. I’ve come to the conclusion that my initial guess was wrong, so let’s do this by elimination.
My first guess was this is Santorum, but Frist popping in
While trying to put together a post about the WaPo mystery candidate, I discovered that Tom Kean’s campaign is so inept when it comes to the Internet that I cannot visit his site (www.TomKean.com) without it crashing every open browser window.
Thanks, Tom. Hell of a campaign you’ve got there.
What kind of world do we live in where a pissed off jockey can’t head-butt his horse?
Sackless – lacking in intestinal fortitude. Unwilling to publicly state what is true because you don’t have the cojones. See also “certain unnamed Senators who will say what’s right, but do it only through a veil of anonymity.”
What the Fuq has happened to our Republicans in Congress? I remember
A buddy of mine and I met up in Chicago this weekend to catch the AVP (Association of Volleyball Professionals for those unfamiliar) Chicago Open beach volleyball tournament. It was a great weekend on Lake Michigan. The temperature hovered around the low to mid 80s, but on the sand, it seemed