Chris Cillizza over at the Washington Post has his “Top 5” picks for potential presidential candidates. I think he’s pretty much got it right on the Left, but the candidates on the right make me very nervous.
On the Democrat side, I think it’s going to come down to Hilary and (assuming he
If you’ve never spent much time at Bullfeathers (a little bar/restaurant across the street from the RNC) you have never experienced one of the greatest food treats known to man – The CapCor Burger.
The CapCor burger is a heart attack waiting to happen. It’s a big burger patty, topped with cheese, a ham slice
Last night, and into this morning, I was reminded of the 2000 Presidential election. As New Mexico was called for Gore, retracted, called for Bush, retracted, and sat in the undecided column, a friend asked what the hell was happening in New Mexico.
I had left the state party just over a year earlier and
Judging by the speed with which the Administration announced both the resignation of Donald Rumsfeld and the nomination of Robert Gates to replace him, I’m wondering why they couldn’t have done this… oh… maybe a week ago… It seems like that might have been helpful…
Look, I understand loyalty. It’s admirable.
Now that the dust is settling on the election, one big question remains – what does this mean for legislation. I’ve spent a lot of time talking about Net Neutrality over the past year. It’s been a big burr in my saddle (sorry for the cowboy colloquialisms, but I spent the
Well, yesterday kind of sucked on some fronts, but totally rocked on another… Sure the GOP took an ass-whooping, but on the upside, Britney is back on the market. The irony? Everyone pretty much saw both events coming, but the major players were in denial right up to
Since the pundits are still pontificating, Pelosi is measuring the drapes in the Speakers office and my head hurts I offer just this thought on last night’s election results:
Casey at the Bat
by Ernest L. Thayer
The outlook wasn’t brilliant for the Mudville nine that day, The score stood four to two, with but one
If I ever get a part on Lost, remind me never to get in trouble with the law. Apparently J.J. Abrams has an exceedingly strict zero-tolerance policy on run-ins with local law enforcement.
Of all the characters on the show that have been killed off, most have had brushes with the law.
I haven’t read the full study or given this too much thought yet, but according to a Nielsen release today Republicans constitute 36.6 percent of people online versus 30.8 percent of Democrats and 17.3 percent of Independents. Most of that is just due to how the country is all broken up, but I think
If you haven’t seen the movie Fight Club, you should. It’s a great movie. There’s one scene in particular where Ed Norton and Brad Pitt are talking and Norton says something he believes is truly witty and begins to explain. Pitt responds with, “I get it. It’s very clever. How’s