January 22, 2004
Told you so

Earlier this month, when Carol Moseley Braun announced she was ending her presidential campaign, I suggested that she was throwing her two supporters to Howard Dean in the hopes of getting a job in a Dean administration. Well, I was right and I was wrong. Braun wanted a job, but she's not waiting until Dean […]

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January 21, 2004
More evidence the ICC was a bad idea

The Bush administration has been consistently attacked by Democrats, non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and other internationalists for shunning the International Criminal Court. The administration's fear was that American troops could be arrested and held on politically motivated charges. Well, it once again appears that Bush was right. British use of cluster bombs in the Iraq war […]

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January 21, 2004
The State of the Union, and the Democrat response

President Bush's State of the Union Address was like most of their ilk -- too dang long. I caught snatches of speech as I was working last night. By the time I got off work and had watched online video of the speech and the Democrat response I was to exhausted to write. Your patience […]

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January 21, 2004
A good read

Australian newspaper The Age has an excellent opinion piece by Caroline Overington. Most Americans also support Bush's decision to go to war with Iraq. They are not stupid. They know that the so-called intelligence about Saddam Hussein was wrong. Despite this, 67 per cent still believe the US did the right thing. Because I live […]

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January 20, 2004
Movie Review

I saw Tim Burton's "Big Fish" this afternoon. If you haven't seen it, you should. I don't often say this about many movies, but it's even worth $9.50 to see it at night. "Big Fish" is the story of Edward Bloom, a man who has lived a large life, and if you ask him about […]

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January 20, 2004
Worth a thousand words

Dean's fatal flaw:

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January 20, 2004
Facts, we don't need no stinkin' facts

New York Times columnist Paul Krugman throws a fit for all the world to see, with generalizations and vicious partisan attacks. [A]ccording to advance reports, George Bush will use tonight's State of the Union speech to portray himself as a visionary leader who stands above the political fray. But that act is losing its effectiveness. […]

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January 19, 2004
Iowa caucuses

The results are in and the Democrat Party in Iowa appears to have taken their meds and rejected "Angry" Howard Dean. According to CNN, Sen. John Kerry came out on top with 38 percent of the vote, followed by Sen. John Edwards with 32 percent, Gov. Howard Dean with just 18 percent and Rep. Dick […]

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January 19, 2004
Big Monday

It's been a busy morning/afternoon for me, and I've got to do some housecleaning on this Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Tonight we've got the Iowa caucuses, which I'll write some observations on once the numbers start coming in. I'll also be doing a quick couple of book reviews and a movie review. I spent […]

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January 18, 2004
That liberal media

Washington Post media reporter Howard Kurtz has done some research on journalists' contributions to political candidates. More than 100 journalists and executives at major media companies, from NBC's top executive to a Fox News anchor to reporters or editors for the Washington Post, Wall Street Journal, New York Times, USA Today, CBS and ABC, have […]

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