August 30, 2006
Godwin's law

You may not have heard it called that, but you've heard about it. Godwin's law basically states that as any Internet discussion progresses, the probability of someone invoking the Nazis approaches a certainty. Unfortunately this problem has reached the airwaves. First you had MSNBC's Keith Olbermann giving a Nazi salute (while holding up a Bill […]

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August 30, 2006
Elect me! I'll ignore problems

The Senate race in Pennsylvania may be the first indication that a change is in store for American politics. Bob Casey Jr., the state's treasurer and son of one of the few prominent pro-life Democrats in recent decades, is running against conservative GOP firebrand Rick Santorum. When the race started, Casey held a comfortable lead […]

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August 27, 2006
Still not serious

As every election nears, pollsters often ask what are the most pressing issues facing the nation. The list usually contains five or six issues that get a substantial response. This year I'm sure the list will include: Iraq, terrorism, the economy, immigration, medical costs, Social Security, energy (oil) prices. You can probably come up with […]

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August 22, 2006
Pig wrestling

There's an old saying that goes something along the lines that you shouldn't wrestle with pigs because all that ends up happening is you get dirty -- and the pig likes it. Taking that into account, I'm going to keep my comments on the post below to a minimum and here's the minimum. First, it's […]

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August 16, 2006
Do as I say, not as I do

Today we're going to point and laugh at Illinois Sen. Barack Obama. Obama, like many on the left, is all for having people drive more fuel efficient cars -- of course, "senators" are not "people" -- they're better than people. So at a town hall meeting the other night, Obama encouraged people to buy hybrid […]

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August 9, 2006
The not-serious party

Buried in a part of today's newspaper that I'm sure a lot of people ignore is this little gem: “Loose Change,” a documentary film that presents an alternative explanation for Sept. 11, will be shown Sunday in the Community Room of the Rancho San Diego branch library, 11555 Via Rancho San Diego. Popcorn and snacks […]

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August 8, 2006
Late to the party

Former Clinton special counsel Lanny Davis finally discovers that there are nasty liberals out there. I came to believe that we liberals couldn't possibly be so intolerant and hateful, because our ideology was famous for ACLU-type commitments to free speech, dissent and, especially, tolerance for those who differed with us. And in recent years--with the […]

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August 7, 2006
Where are the conspiracy theorists?

Local congressman Darrell Issa (R-Vista) and Tom Davis (R) raised a ruckus last week over the possibility that the Interior Department may have covered-up some incompetence (or something more serious?) that resulted in billions of dollars in profits for oil companies. Here's the AP article. A Bloomberg version is here. From the Bloomberg version: The […]

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August 4, 2006
Saltine?

There's a good portion of the population of California -- and the nation -- that is opposed to issuing drivers licenses to illegal aliens. These people have been called neocons, anti-immigrant, minutemen and, as of yesterday, "crackers." So, who's tossing the racist slur around today? If you guessed a Democrat, you'd be right. This time […]

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August 2, 2006
This is hilarious

Stephen Colbert interviews Washington, D.C. delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton. The expression on her face when Colbert argues that people from D.C. aren't Americans is priceless.

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