Monthly Archives: August 2007

Despite the simplicity of the process (ie they are here and we will accept them ala Germany 1991) the American public will still think that they own corporation’s jobs, immigrants are illegal and the Empire continues to expand past the heartland borders for the greater good of Dinesh DSouza’s world view of freedom.
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Al Gore sent this one and its only date reference is Tuesday Morning. The three page missive is so boring that I could only get to the second page and I’m seriously challenged how to lampoon it. It’s probably been … Continue reading →

If you’re a regular reader, the next few days could be dicey. I’m going to switch over to the new MT 4.0. Hopefully this will allow a nice new snazzy design to compliment the usual rant or rave. I was … Continue reading →

Markos M probably dominates the coffee house circles in SF, but his recent appearance on Meet the Press (August 12) is evidence that the Olympian style banter amongst pundits and politicians should be relegated to them and not punk progressives. … Continue reading →

so much depends upon a little straw poll glazed with greenbacks in the middle of nowhere

I never liked Ayn Rand because she looked too much like Ms. Galonick from first grade. She came unhinged one morning when I slammed my chair into the side of the desk. He read faster but I got there quicker. … Continue reading →

In honor of the Yearly Kos event, I’ve decided to kill my account over there. It really has no value. At first it seemed a clever way to infiltrate the ranks of progressives who feel the collective shame of coercion … Continue reading →

I recently joined a Yahoo Group rather reluctantly in order to facilitate, let’s say company business. The idea is that 20 odd members can gather in this group and hash out ideas for presentation to a larger group eventually. The … Continue reading →

The Ronald Reagan Presidential Library Foundation sent me this spacko bumper sticker. ‘I Remember Reagan’ it says. Of course their looking for money to keep the lights on and keep the old Air Force One from falling on anyone. The … Continue reading →