Monday, August 29, 2005
Friday, August 26, 2005
Azerbaijan: Worries Over Election
You may be thinking "Who gives a &%$# about Azerbaijan," but this is an important country. It borders Iran, has a lot of oil, is near Chechnya and other Russian Muslim republics and finally it is a Muslim nation itself. If a tradition of fair elections can be established in this country, it would be a giant boost for our war against terrorism.
Thursday, August 25, 2005
Russia Meets With Palestinians About Aid
Why doesn't Russia first deal with its own problems: A horrible economy, AIDS, Chechnya and rampant alchoholism?
Instead Putin would prefer to get in good with the future independent terrorist State of Palestine. Nice legacy you're building for yourself, shorty.
Instead Putin would prefer to get in good with the future independent terrorist State of Palestine. Nice legacy you're building for yourself, shorty.
Wednesday, August 24, 2005
10,000+ Pay Respects to Murdered Christian Icon
Why isn't this a bigger story? If some scumbag terrorist has his feet tickled in Guantanamo it makes the front page of the New York Times for a month.
Tuesday, August 23, 2005
Sudan Wants UN Investigation of Garang's Death
I have a better idea. Why don't they just ask Paris Hilton to investigate? She's about as likely to figure something out as the United Nations is. Plus, I don't think she'll kill anyone while she's there.
Monday, August 22, 2005
Russia to Forgive Afghan Debt
That's mighty nice of them, especially since the Russians devastated Afghanistan for almost a decade and led to the formation of the Taliban.
Sunday, August 21, 2005
Happy Birthday, Little Terrorist State
The liberals must be overwhelmed with joy over the birth of a new Islamo-fascist nation — Gaza. Oh, it is quite tiny and underwhelming now, but when it takes part in the future destruction of Israel it won't seem so small and helpless. The left-wing can hardly wait.
Friday, August 19, 2005
Cindy Sheehan: 38% Unfavorable, 35% Favorable
That's what you get for dishonoring the memory of your own son and allowing yourself to become a pawn of the far-left. I hope she realizes that she has made a mistake and decides to shed her puppet-masters, because I hate to see anything like this happen to someone who has lost someone.
New York: William Weld to Run for Governor
Wow! That's great, especially since I don't even think a quarter of the people in New York even know who William Weld is.
Wednesday, August 17, 2005
New York: Golisano May Run for Governor as Republican
This may be the best move for the GOP, since Giuliani does not seem interested. Golisano would probably start off as an underdog, but he has the resources to pull this off in the end. A similar model would be what Mike Bloomberg did in New York City.
Germany: Angela Merkel Promises to Support Poland
Much better than that Putin-loving, terrorist -hugging Schroeder, wouldn't you say?
California: New Districts May be Ready for 2006 Primaries
Of course all this means nothing if the people of California don't vote for Proposition 77. I can't imagine anyone but the most extreme wacko being against it, but the extreme wackos do control the media. Therefore, they will do all they can to trick Californians into voting against this great law which would end Gerrymandering in the state.
Tuesday, August 16, 2005
Venezuela Threatens to Cut Off Oil to United States
Okay, CIA. Here's your cue to take out Chavez. What more do you need?
Add the fact that he's helping FARC and the drug lords in Colombia; Allied with Iran; Allied with Castro; and allied with China. This Stalinist has got to go.
Add the fact that he's helping FARC and the drug lords in Colombia; Allied with Iran; Allied with Castro; and allied with China. This Stalinist has got to go.
Monday, August 15, 2005
Friday, August 12, 2005
Italy: Economic Growth More Than Double EU Average
This is good news, since Italy is a strong ally of the United States. I wish them continued prosperity for many years to come.
Bird Flu Continues Attack on Russia
If this spreads to humans, there will be some major problems. However, this has not yet happened. Perhaps being in a state of perpetual drunkenness works as a kind of vaccine against this flu?
Thursday, August 11, 2005
PARTY SWITCH! Georgia State Rep. Joins the GOP
Part of the story from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution:
Notice how the word "defection" is used twice in the story? Nope, no bias here.
State Rep. Greg Morris, a Vidalia Democrat and entrenched party insider, is set to appear before friends and supporters in his hometown today to announce his defection to the GOP.
His decision bolsters the comfort level of the new Republican leadership in the 180-member House, which heads into the 2006 General Assembly session in control of 100 seats, nine more votes than they need to pass most legislation.
His defection is significant for Democrats since Morris, 41, was part of former Democratic House Speaker Terry Coleman's inner circle until Republicans took over the House and speaker's office last year.
He also had been Lt. Gov. Mark Taylor's de facto floor leader in the House and allowed to sit in on closed-door meetings of the Senate leadership when Democrats controlled that chamber.
In an exclusive interview with The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Morris said Wednesday he had found himself increasingly at odds philosophically with his party.
"On major issues that are important to me and the people I represent, I'm out of step with the Democratic Party," said Morris, who was elected to the House in 1998 and previously served as a Democrat on the Toombs County Commission.
Notice how the word "defection" is used twice in the story? Nope, no bias here.
Wednesday, August 10, 2005
Washington: Rossi Would Defeat Gregoire in Rematch
But of course in the State of Washington, winning an election doesn't mean you actually get to be governor.
Tuesday, August 9, 2005
Iranian Weapons Found in Iraq
What are we going to do about this?
Probably nothing, because the Democrats will convince us that this is somehow our fault and that our soldiers deserve to be murdered by terrorists. We're such a naughty country after all.
Probably nothing, because the Democrats will convince us that this is somehow our fault and that our soldiers deserve to be murdered by terrorists. We're such a naughty country after all.
Dictator Chavez Challenges US to Invade Venezuela
I would prefer a nice little assassination squad to a full blown invasion, but that's my opinion.
New Jersey: Forrester Slashes Corzine Lead to 8%
The corruption that has hovered around Jon Corzine like a cloud of biting flies may finally be taking it's toll. The only other time Doug Forrester came this close was right after he won the Republican primary.
Monday, August 8, 2005
India Building Fence Along Bangladesh Border
How messed up a country do you have to be for India to not want your citizens to enter their country?
Democrat Promises "A Sexy, Erotic Show" for Fundraiser
I guess Hillary won't be there.
My guess is that Bill will be.
My guess is that Bill will be.
Sunday, August 7, 2005
New York: Pirro to Announce for Office...But Which One?
I agree with the current wisdom that NY Attorney General would be the best fit for this talented lady. Still, with no strong candidate stepping forward for Governor or Senator, the Democrat's negative coattails will hurt Jeanine Pirro.
Friday, August 5, 2005
Thursday, August 4, 2005
McCain & Giuliani Would Both Beat Democrat Presidential Nominee
From Angus Reid Polling:
John McCain (R) 50% - 45% Hillary Rodham Clinton (D)
John McCain (R) 54% - 41% John Kerry (D)
Rudy Giuliani (R) 50% - 45% Hillary Rodham Clinton (D)
Rudy Giuliani (R) 54% - 41% John Kerry (D)
Despite Lead in Polls, Giuliani Not Running for Governor
Too bad, that pretty much concedes the race to Eliot Spitzer.
Hey all you criminals, druggies and homeless people out there: New York will soon be open for business again!
Hey all you criminals, druggies and homeless people out there: New York will soon be open for business again!
Wednesday, August 3, 2005
Ohio: Republican Wins House of Rep. Special Election
All the free publicity and the sympathy vote still couldn't pull this one out for the Democrats. Chalk up another loss for them.
Tuesday, August 2, 2005
Monday, August 1, 2005
What Happened to Whitney Houston?
I caught about 5 minutes of Being Bobby Brown this weekend. I was disturbed by how low his wife Whitney Houston has fallen. Is this the same bright eyed, intelligent lady I grew up with? She seemed like a zombie.
I had no idea she was doing so badly.
I had no idea she was doing so badly.
Wisconsin: Governor Doyle's Property Tax Trickery
Read all about Jimmy D's plan to flawed plan to stabilize property taxes—after two years of vetoing serious efforts by Republicans to do the same thing.
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