November 26, 2006
Power corrupts

There's a certain type of person who simply can't be trusted to wield any sort of power. You know the type -- they were the self-important, arrogant jackasses in your high school class who somehow managed to avoid having reality give them a good kick in the butt. Today's example is something that probably went […]

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November 24, 2006
Carter again

Frankly, the world would be a better place if former President Jimmy Carter stuck to building homes and was kept away from any writing implements, cameras or microphones. Carter's latest bit of dreck is entitled "Palestine: Peace not apartheid." Thankfully, that's all you need to read to know that Carter would rather all those troublesome […]

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November 24, 2006
The high priests of the African-American community

For those of you who don't pay a lot of attention to the celebrity "news," actor Michael Richards -- famous for playing Cosmo Kramer on the "Seinfeld" show -- lost his cool and started throwing the n-word around during an appearance at a comedy club last week. I can't say that I particularly care about […]

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November 23, 2006
Not a smart call

It looks like France the cheese-eating surrender monkeys are looking to lose another war. French soldiers in Lebanon who feel threatened by aggressive Israeli overflights are permitted to shoot at IAF fighter jets, a high-ranking French military officer told The Jerusalem Post. Wednesday, several days after meeting with an IDF general in Paris to discuss […]

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November 22, 2006
News and opinion

Journalists are supposed to be striving to be objective. In fact, it's that very attribute that they use as a shield against questions about their own political beliefs: "It doesn't matter who I voted for. When I pull out my pen and notepad, I'm an objective journalist, just reporting the facts." Most journalists try really […]

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November 22, 2006
That's about right

I mentioned the Olshansky/Nalen incident earlier this week. Well, the league office has spoken. Olshansky is being fined $10,000 -- $5,000 for each blow to Nalen's thick head. Nalen is being fined $25,000 -- a small price to pay for his try at ending Olshansky's career.

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November 22, 2006
For the record

No. 1 is something I'd definitely prefer to be below average in.

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November 20, 2006
The (impeached) judge

When it became apparent that the Democrats had taken control of the House after this month's election, Democrat leader Nancy Pelosi stood in front of the cameras pledged to make this next Congress "the most honest, ethical, and open Congress in history." The "honest, ethical" formulation was last uttered by President-elect Bill Clinton, who then […]

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November 20, 2006
Tech non-support

I can understand how tech support people can get frustrated. I've heard the stories about people complaining that their computer isn't working, and after asking enough questions the tech support person learns that the building has lost power -- who knew that computers required electricity? But I've also dealt with tech support people who clearly […]

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November 20, 2006
Two wrongs

I watched the Sunday night Chargers-Broncos game with Hoystory the Elder and a group of current and retired teachers and administrators. It was an exciting game. With last week's come-from-behind victory over the Bengals combined with last nights, I feel like the old Air Coryell days have returned. One thing remains the same, and I'm […]

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