December 23, 2004
A broken system

I've been doing quite a bit of blog and newspaper reading on the Washington State "recount" the past couple of weeks as the legal challenges ramped up and the hand recount Democrat vote creation started up. I lived and worked in Aberdeen, Washington, for nearly two years and earned a few extra bucks every election […]

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December 22, 2004
Breaking News

While cleaning up my bathroom last night in anticipation of my parents dropping by, I discovered 11 absentee ballots from Washington State behind the toilet. I don't know how they got there, but I've contacted election officials in King County to see if they're interested in adding them to their recount. On a slightly more […]

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December 22, 2004
No client too evil

In a tragic setback, it appears that former U.S. Attorney General Ramsey Clark will not be part of Saddam Hussein's defense team. Former U.S. Attorney General Ramsey Clark said Dec. 19 that he would represent Saddam, but added it was unlikely an international court would let a foreigner who didn’t speak Arabic and wasn’t trained […]

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December 22, 2004
The mess in Washington state

It looks as though Washington state has a new governor. After two machine recounts failed to give Democrat Christine Gregoire a victory, a statewide hand recount has reportedly allowed Democrats to keep hold of the statehouse. The Democrats quickly claimed victory. It should be noted that when Republican Dino Rossi won the first count by […]

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December 22, 2004
If you haven't read it

Many of you know that the terrorists in Iraq got off a lucky shot yesterday, killing 22 people in a mess hall. What you won't find in any newspaper is this moving account from an Army chaplain who was there. "Mark" was put on a stretcher and laid along a wall. A small monitor on […]

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December 21, 2004
Social (In)Security

You'll forgive me if I'm incredibly unimpressed by any claims that "growing the economy" can save a Ponzi scheme -- something that would get anyone other than the government a long time in the pokey. Leading the media ostrich charge is New York Times columnist Paul Krugman, who took a break from his break to […]

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December 20, 2004
Can't get anything right

Last week, a Democrat elector in Minnesota had a "senior moment" and mistakenly voted for Sen. John Edwards for president and vice president. If that wasn't bad enough, we find out today that the electors for New York screwed up too, casting their votes for "John L. Kerry." So, it looks like the final electoral […]

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December 20, 2004
Helping Hoystory at the Holidays

It's less than a week before Christmas, and that means it's time for the holiday edition of the monthly banging of the tip jar. If you enjoy reading Hoystory, consider making a donation via Amazon.com's Honor System of PayPal using the buttons on the left. For those of you who find cash to be impersonal, […]

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December 20, 2004
About those humvees

Two weeks ago there was a huge media brouhaha over a national guardsman's question to Defense Secretary Don Rumsfeld about a lack of armored Humvees and how the soldiers were digging through junkyards to come up with spare bits of metal to reinforce their humvees. The entire issue also became a subject of journalism ethics […]

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December 19, 2004
Chargers win!

The San Diego Chargers clinched the AFC West with today's 21-0 victory over the Cleveland Browns. The AP story, however, contains some hometown bias. San Diego caught a break on a questionable roughing-the-kicker call and Tomlinson scored on a plunge for a 7-0 lead. It wasn't a questionable call in the slightest. The TV commentators […]

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