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Monthly Archives: April 2013
I’ll Help You Pack
Guy Benson at Townhall: “Obama: Maybe I Should Just Pack Up and Go Home” Benghazi – Katie’s got you covered, but I wanted to add my two cents as well. The president plead ignorance on the explosive allegations that Benghazi … Continue reading
A Fate Worse Than Death?
Intolerance: Half of Staff May Quit if Kochs Buy L.A. Times Breitbart: Here is a fascinating look at our open-minded, objective, unbiased, not-at-all-liberal media: At a Los Angeles Times in-house awards ceremony last week, columnist Steve Lopez addressed the elephant … Continue reading
So Much For “The Most Open And Transparent Administration Ever”
Foxy News: Obama administration officials threatened whistle-blowers on Benghazi, lawyer says At least four career officials at the State Department and the Central Intelligence Agency have retained lawyers or are in the process of doing so, as they prepare to … Continue reading
All He Ever Did Was Win Games
Is Tebowmania over? Tim Tebow had no impact on the field in his one-and-done season with the Jets, but the collateral damage caused by last year’s ill-conceived and misguided trade has left careers shattered — including his own, which may … Continue reading
When All else Fails, Play The Race Card!
I knowed it was gonna happen sooner or later: Kermit Gosnell Trial: Closing Arguments Set In Abortion Doctor Murder Case During closing arguments Monday, defense attorney Jack McMahon showed photographs of a relatively neat waiting room and other areas in … Continue reading
Posted in Abortion, Kermit Gosnell, Vile Progs
Tagged Abortion, Touré Neblett, Vile Progs
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The Devil Is In The Details
Walter Russell Mead: Mayors: Don’t Put Matt Yglesias in Charge of Your Schools Slate columnist Matt Yglesias has harsh criticism for districting in public school systems. In most American cities, children can only attend the schools in their district, which … Continue reading
Entropy, Civilization and the Rule of Law
Tony Blair: I think the lessons are really tough, you see, and very difficult and I think the trouble is the lessons themselves are subject to great and heated debate. My view is that in the end the whole of … Continue reading
Maybe I Am Overly-Sensitive
Via Hot Air, this shit will make you sick: Live Action’s undercover journalist went to a Bronx abortion clinic to discuss the potential outcomes of a 23-week abortion — that’s nearly 6 months along — and got the kind of … Continue reading
Sleepy Sunday Morning Open Thread
I got nothing right now. Check back later.
Posted in Uncategorized
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Cops & Crooks Don’t Hang-Out Together
Pathetico: White House correspondents partiers say Tom Brokaw’s got it wrong White House correspondents just want to have fun. That was the message that members of the media and others making the rounds at Friday night’s parties had for Tom … Continue reading
Freedom And Voting With Your Feet
Some people in Texas (and elsewhere) are less than pleased at the First Amendment freedom exercised by cartoonist Jack Ohman in the Sacramento Bee this week. The term “grave-dancing” is one of the nicer things being said about Mr. Ohman’s … Continue reading
Lies, Damn Lies, And The News
This is CNN: FAA furlough reprieve: ‘No fair!’ Millions of travelers frustrated by airport delays may be relieved that Congress did an about-face this week, passing legislation to end the furloughs of FAA air traffic controllers. But advocates for everyone … Continue reading
Posted in Sequester
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Friday Night Music Open Thread
That’s Lindi Ortega. Here’s Miranda Lambert’s latest:
In America, The Law Is King
Breitbart: Report: Federal Judge Overruled Investigators to Mirandize Boston Bomber Reports indicate Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was mirandized by Federal Judge Marianne Bowler against the wishes of investigators who wanted to continue questioning the suspect. As news has come out of Bowler’s … Continue reading
Posted in Boston Bombing, Dzhokar Tsarnaev, Law and Constitution
Tagged Law and Constitution
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He Stopped Loving Her Today – RIP George Jones
George Jones, Record-Setting Country Music Singer, Dies at 81 George Jones, the country-music singer who overcame alcohol and drug addiction, bankruptcy and broken marriages to have more hit records than any other artist, has died. He was 81. He died … Continue reading
Just Say No To Military Interventions
Crossing a ‘red line’? US says Syria used poison The White House declared Thursday that U.S. intelligence indicates Syrian President Bashar Assad has twice used deadly chemical weapons in his country’s fierce civil war, a provocative action that would cross … Continue reading
Kimye Karma – Schadenfreude For Taylor Swift?
I generally steer clear of tabloid gossip but sometimes the irony is just so schadenfreudalicious. Taylor Swift is somewhat infamous for writing songs about her past relationships. It turns out that Kanye West wrote one about a relationship that hadn’t … Continue reading
Ex-POTUS Trivia Question
There are currently four living ex-presidents – Carter, G.H.W. Bush, Clinton and G.W. Bush. What was the greatest number of living ex-POTUSes at any one time? Bonus points: Name them (Make the jump for answers)
Posted in Fun Stuff
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The Crawdad Hole 