Daily Archives: September 10, 2011

Are you ready for some football? Tomorrow is opening day for most of the NFL. The Raiders play Denver on Monday night on ESPN. Right now they are undefeated. Deal with it.

Three years ago the media suddenly realized they had failed to properly investigate the background of Barack Obama. In order to rectify this error they parachuted investigative reporters into Alaska to dig up all the sleazy rumors and malicious innuendos … Continue reading →

Gov. Brown vetoes ski helmet, phone fine bills Gov. Jerry Brown on Wednesday smacked down what he called overbearing and expensive proposals for state regulations by vetoing bills that would require that kids wear helmets when on ski slopes and … Continue reading →

Charles Blow Obama has a list of accomplishments as long as your arm. But a less-than-masterly use of the bully pulpit has allowed both opponents and supposed allies to minimize them. A very vocal part of the progressive base has … Continue reading →

CNN: Two of the three suspects believed to be involved in a potential 9/11 anniversary plot against New York or Washington are of Arab descent and traveled to the United States last week, according to a U.S. government official. Authorities … Continue reading →

OpEdNews: Obama Team Feared Coup If He Prosecuted War Crimes President-Elect Obama’s advisers feared in 2008 that authorities would oust him in a coup and that Republicans would block his policy agenda if he prosecuted Bush-era war crimes, according to … Continue reading →

I think we’ve seen this movie before. Jackass proposes some focused group tested phrases, calls it a bill, makes his minions in Congress actually write the legislation then demands it be passed without the benefit of reading it or scoring … Continue reading →

Greg Sargent: White House doubles down: Pass the WHOLE jobs bill, Republicans Yesterday, after the President finished up his speech last night, House Republicans responded by signaling an openness to passing parts of Obama’s new jobs bill, while signaling disapproval … Continue reading →

nutpicking (verb) The practice of sifting through the comments of blogs, email threads, discussion groups and other user generated content in an attempt find choice quotes proving that the advocates for or against a particular political opinion are unreasonable, uninformed … Continue reading →

ABC: Feds Visit Homes of Solyndra CEO, Execs Federal agents have expanded their examination of the now-bankrupt California solar power company Solyndra, visiting the homes of the company’s CEO and two of its executives, examining computer files and documents, iWatch … Continue reading →