Why the dude photo?� Opie complained that we never show�any eye candy for the gals. So here's�a photo�of me, in my side job. Yes, I do work out. No, there is not a wad of kleenex in those shorts. And I am straight. And no, you cannot have my phone number.
Hollywood loved Bill, but they do not seem to love Hillary. Not their type. Heck, that's in her favor, but she is not for me.
Does Mormonism bother you? Not me. RWNH. Romney is OK with me.
Where would we be without government's help? Spain decrees fashion sizes. Althouse. Hahahaha. It's not a joke.
Journalism is a dying trade. Not at Maggie's Farm, but we don't get paid. No benefits, either, other than world-wide�fame. On the other hand, we rely on journalists, but we take them with a tablespoon-full of salt. We prefer Michael Yon and his ilk, the volunteers.
Going after the Iranian govt. About time. Jawa. Get those "special forces" on the job. No contest.
Mountain lion attack. A tough lady. Cao.�Everybody is on this cool story.
The heartbreak of income inequality. Cowen (!) in the NYT. (via Instapundit - how does he do it, with a job? Well, he's a Prof, but still...)
The new UN scandal. What is the US doing with these scumbags?
Unions are still dying. No wonder they want the illegals. Eventually, the only unions will be government employees, which is truly ridiculous when you think about it. Anchor Rising
The gay sheep story, at the NYT. What was this all about, anyway?
Apaches in Baghdad. Iraq the Model.�This so-called country is nuts.
Numerology gone wild, in Belgium. Is this satire? Brussels Journal.
A jet-powered turtle.� Perfect.
You thought guns were illegal in Britain? Silly you. The crims have all the guns they want. Dust my Broom. The honest people have nothing. My solution: Arm the populace, and train them in handguns.
Winning elections. This�quote is�right, alas, from Neo-neo:
Most of today's politicians are pragmatic, rather than principled (perhaps it was ever thus); and their pragmatism tends to focus on a single goal: getting re-elected.
Unremitting opposition--with no need to come up with a better alternative--has defeated the Republicans, put the Democrats in power, and contributed to the lowest approval ratings for Bush of his Presidency (he's done his bit in that endeavor, as well). So it's not surprising that so many Republicans (especially those in somewhat liberal states) are jumping on the oppositional bandwagon as well.
