Posted in America America, Politics, What I Hate on Sep 3rd, 2007
The Washington Post has a great op/ed article that positions the Larry Craig hoopla with the esteemed senator’s stance on “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” policy in the military:
Poor Larry Craig. He’s being held to the same standard of sexual conduct he imposed on the U.S. armed forces.
Fourteen years ago, in his first term as […]
Posted in America America, Politics on Aug 20th, 2007
Posted in America America, Politics on Jul 14th, 2007
Normally, I’m not a huge fan of political rants that include iffy grammar and lots of swearing, but this one hit me with a great line:
6. Guard the oracle at all costs. You can now learn instantIy about almost anything your mind is curious about. I am speaking of the internet. It is the […]
Posted in Politics, What I Hate on Mar 18th, 2007
AskMen.com has an article on “how to be a gentleman.” I took a read over it, and I am wondering who this was written for — my grandfather?
I don’t want to sound like I’m picking-and-choosing what’s gentlemanly or not. Certainly, everything item on their list is an action I would consider something a gentleman […]
Posted in America America, Politics on Oct 26th, 2006
“What if I told you that it would take only one person—one highly motivated, but only moderately skilled bad apple, with either authorized or unauthorized access to the right company’s internal computer network—to steal a statewide election?” Read more.
See also:
More on Stealing an Election
Open Source Voting
Posted in America America, Politics, Religion on Oct 15th, 2006
Who are you to say no to stem cell research?
Posted in America America, Politics on Oct 7th, 2006
Bipartisan governments work, says William A. Niskanen in his essay “Give divided government a chance,” a part of the “Time For Us To Go” series by Washington Monthly magazine
Boy is he right. But the thing is, I don’t want the Democrats to become the new Republicans. I’d love to see a Democrat majority for no […]
