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I’ll miss G-Ry’s Brazenness.
I’ll miss G-Ry’s Brazenness.
The real problem is the
The real problem is the idiot bought Fords. I hate Fords…
I love election day. All
I love election day. All the wackos appear.
Rich Miller provides some good
Rich Miller provides some good counterbalance to Birkett’s ads in the Trib. Oh wait, those are news stories. Actually they are and those stories are important. However, a bit of balance is in order. Madigan is far from perfect and her ties to her father’s machine are entirely legitimate for news stories. However, Birkett’s issues are just as relevant and this story is revealing. Too bad the Sun-Times and the Trib have left the work to Rich Miller.
In referencing another blog, Counterspin
In referencing another blog, Counterspin Central carries a story about DFS in Florida. Jeb ran against the utter incompetence of the agency 4 years ago. One would think he would have figured out that not cleaning up the agency might leave a challenger an opening now.
Zell Miller is one of
Zell Miller is one of my least favorite Democrats, but he voices my position nearly perfectly on Iraq. One caveat–I’ve convinced myself that action needs to be taken to remove Saddam. I’m open to the type of action, but the current administration can’t convince me of anything until they convince themselves of something, anything.
I suppose it is hard to point out that Hussein tried to take out a former President of the United States, when that former President is your father.
How bad are things in
How bad are things in Illinois for the Republicans? This article seems to indicate the Rs are losing endorsements they should be winning. Topinka is competent and reasonable. If the Ds are rolling over everyone this hard, pulling out the Treasurer or AG race are going to be damn hard in the fall for the Rs.
Ryan should be careful about
Ryan should be careful about aboutbadrod.com or it might backfire. I’m all for airing the claims made as John Kass did back in February, but this sort of back handed attack has a way of raising more questions about the one doing the insinuation than the subject.