November 30, 2008
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One of the
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November 26, 2008
New "Berlin Wall" being erected by Russian forces in Georgia
President-elect Barack Obama released a statement
asking both sides to stop building the Wall. He is expected to revise his statement after he sees Sen. John McCain's release.
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November 25, 2008
Outsourcing hits...Major League Baseball?
All I can say about this is that it'll be awesome if either of these guys ends up playing for Cleveland someday.
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November 20, 2008
November 19, 2008
Pete Sessions elected NRCC Chairman
Failure of failures Rep. Tom Cole
dropped his bid for re-election. Also:
- Rep. Eric Cantor moves up to Minority Whip
- Rep. Mike Pence will be Republican Conference Chairman.
- Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers is now vice-chair of the conference...whatever that means. (I have a friend who worked for her, so I feel compelled to give her a plug.)
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Secretary of Health and Human Services Tom Daschle
Just in from CNN. And it seems he'll also be one of the 1000s of new czars in the Obama Administration as well:
Three sources close to the transition and in a position to know tell
CNN that former Sen. Tom Daschle is President-elect Barack Obama's
choice to be Secretary of Health and Human Services and the former
Senate Majority Leader has indicated he wants the job.
Most significantly, Daschle negotiated that he will also serve as
the White House health "czar" — or point person — so that he will
report directly to the incoming President. The significance is this
guarantees that by wearing two hats Daschle, and not White House
staffers, will be writing the health care plan that Obama submits to
Congress next year.
I guess it's just as well. With a Democratic President and overwhelming Democratic majorities in the House and Senate, there's no need for him to stay at
his current job.
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They're saying on the radio that Bill Clinton has agreed to undergo future ethics investigations if Hillary gets the Secretary of State slot.
Posted by: Alice H at November 19, 2008 01:54 PM (jRtPb)
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I bet the investigations turn up nothing.
He has no ethics.
Morals either.
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November 18, 2008
So, which will it be, Joe?
Sen. Joe Lieberman on Election Day:
BECK: But do you agree that Senator Hatch said to me that if we don't at least have the firewall of the filibuster in the Senate that in many ways America will not survive?
LIEBERMAN: Well, I hope it's not like that, but I fear.
But today, Sen.Lieberman kept his Homeland Security chairmanship, and will likely continue to caucus with a 60-vote Democratic majority in the Senate (if Sens. Stevens, Coleman, and Chambliss all lose).
So, will he help them get to 60? My guess is yes.
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November 16, 2008
Still here
I haven't been forced to evacuate yet, and I'm hoping that I won't have
to, but my best friend's mom and dad had to evacuate last night and
haven't been able to get back to see if their home is still
standing.
Everything reeks of smoke (which, as a longtime smoker, really says
something) and there's the constant sound of water-dropping planes and
helicopters flying overhead. In short, this is just a bit more
stress than I usually enjoy during the course of a weekend.
I know that the Soviet of California doesn't get much love in these
parts, but there are a lot of good people who have lost their homes in
the last few days. If you feel like donating to the Red Cross for
disaster relief,
you can do so here.
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Don't get too close to the fire. With your vodka-rich blood....yeah know. POOF!
Gone.
Posted by: It's Vintage, Duh at November 16, 2008 06:53 PM (mv8F7)
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Nah, we goof on the Soviet of CA, but by all means, give to the Red Cross for relief if you can.
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I hate that everything-smells-like-smoke air. We had it clear up north of Denver during the Hayman fire (down toward Colorado Springs). Gives me bad dreams.
Is there an organization other than the Red Cross that's helping out out there? I've been unimpressed with their usage of funds and their attitude to volunteers and donations here. After a tornado wiped out most of one of the rural towns here, I packed up enough food to feed about 20 people and drove up there. I was told by the Red Cross that it couldn't be accepted. I ended up giving it to some non-Red Cross volunteers there, who were more than happy to take it.
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I'm glad you're okay for the moment and if there's anything we can do, you know we will. I have a friend in the LA area who nearly had to go to the hospital since the smoke was making her asthma act up and she's a lot farther away than you, so I can only imagine how bad it is there. Stay safe.
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Looks like we're gonna be okay here. There's been fire at the southern edge of town all day, but they announced on the news that no structures have been damaged.
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November 15, 2008
November 11, 2008
Veterans Day
Don't really have anything eloquent to offer, just continue to keep those who serve and have served in your prayers. Eddiebear's brother is currently serving, so do keep him in your prayers, and we thank him for his service. I know good portion of my readership has served in the military, and some are still active, know that you are appreciated. If you're a lurker, drop a comment, let us know if you've served or to say thanks to our veterans today.
I'd also recommend you drop by
This Ain't Hell and
The Sniper today, they're sure to have good posts for this Veterans Day.
Cuffy's post is excellent, do check it out.
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November 10, 2008
Want More News On The Minnesota Recount?
Screw Powerline!
Here is a site I found that does the work those pompous clowns no longer want to do.
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November 09, 2008
More Minnesota Senate Recount News
I have been very critical of the Powerline guys for theie near-Allah level of disdain for Palin,
but their updates on the efforts by Al Franken to steal the Senate Race in Minnesota are excellent.My only issue is that two of the three guys who write for that site live in Minnesota, and are lawyers; however, they don't seem to be working for the Coleman people with legal help. I guess the RNSC must not pay well enough. In that case, I just hope the Coleman lawyers are as aggressive as Franken's lawyers.
Finally, if this goes to the Minnesota Courts, who are the judges, and who appointed them?
Just a thought.
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maybe Minnesota will do what the state of Washington did a few years ago in their Gov race- just keep recounting the vote, over and over and over, until the desired result is achieved.
Franken in the US Senate would not be news. The place is full of assholes and clowns, so he'd fit right in.
Posted by: Barry in CO at November 09, 2008 07:31 PM (KOkrW)
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My beef is that we cannot keep letting this happen. The WA gov race in 2004, the SD Senate race in 2002 (where comically inept vote fraud on the reservations helped Johnson), MO Senate Race in 2000, and this?
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November 06, 2008
Newt as RNC Chair?
Not sure what I think of it, if he does, the greenie nonsense stays at the fucking door.
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Listen: at this point, even with Newt's idiotic green-pose, I'd take him with open arms over virtually any other option on the table (remember; weren't they talking about Michael Steele last week?)
Posted by: ECM at November 07, 2008 12:31 AM (q3V+C)
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I don't mind the whole green concept if it were cost-effective and actually based in science. I honestly, though, don't think Newt would make a bad chairman. He could possibly get the party back on track.
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This was being discussed on Hugh yesterday. He pointed out something I wholeheartedly agree with, that this will keep Newt from deciding to run for President. As much as I like him as a politician, he's been as ruthless in his personal life as he has been in his political life. I like a lot that in a party chair, but I don't think he could ever win POTUS.
Posted by: Alice H at November 07, 2008 11:32 AM (jRtPb)
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"Historic" Election Put In Perfect Perspective
By Iowahawk, of course:
So for now, let's put politics aside and celebrate this historic milestone. In his famous speech at the Lincoln Memorial 45 years ago, Dr. King said "I have a dream that one day my children will live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character." Let us now take pride that Tuesday we Americans proved that neither thing matters anymore.
I think that paragraph may perfectly explain my feelings on modern American values. How depressing.
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The his first real job part is spotty onny
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November 04, 2008
Obama is already 9 votes ahead
15 of the 21 votes in Dixville Notch, NH
went to Barack Obama. Reached for comment, EeyorePundit said that all was lost and we shouldn't even bother to show up to the polls later today.
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I know there's supposed to be no math on this blog, but isn't that 6 votes?
Posted by: alexthechick at November 04, 2008 09:00 AM (SHHaV)
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Nope. Haha.
Obama - 15
McCain - 6
15 - 6 = 9.
Posted by: It's Vintage, Duh at November 04, 2008 11:17 AM (mv8F7)
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head/desk - see, this is why I went to law school, not business school, the inability to do basic math.
Also according to Steyn there's only 19 registered voters there. Is that true? If so that's really hilarious.
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there were only 19 registered voters in Dixville Notch - get used to it , bitches
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November 03, 2008
35% of Obama's Voters Taking Day Off
Of course they are:
Just one-out-of-five voters (20%) plans to take the day off from work or school tomorrow as Barack Obama has urged his supporters to do, but 35% of those who plan to vote for the Democrat will be among them. Obama wants them to devote that time to getting out the vote.
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Finally
Lileks has created a dedicated Screed Blog*.
Here's hoping he maintains it vigorously.
* - I must note that my ideal political intellects are probably Bill Whittle, James Lileks and Ace. I'd gladly have those three ideologically in charge of the Republican Party.
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Posted by: alexthechick at November 03, 2008 11:11 AM (SHHaV)
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Posted by: Alice H at November 03, 2008 11:36 AM (jRtPb)
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Well, since hobos can now legally list their park bench as an address for the purposes of voting, it seems that Ace was on to something.
Posted by: Moron Pundit at November 03, 2008 11:53 AM (83gRI)
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