In a totally unexpected encounter at the gym yesterday, I ran across Richard Kimball. Kimball is a former member of the Corporation Commission that was the Democratic nominee for United States Senate back in 1986. He was beaten by, um, hmm…whatever happened to that guy that beat him?
Anyway, after retiring from elective politics, Kimball ran […]
Incomming New York Governor David Paterson when asked if he had ever patronized a prostitute:
Only the lobbyists.
I realize that news writers often must use hedgy language. When a crime is committed, for example, nobody wants to use hard and fast language for fear that when the facts come out, they will look stupid, like Nancy Grace.
Sometimes, this just gets silly. Case in point: the report I heard this morning on NPR that a […]
Karl Rove made an appearance at tony Connecticut boarding school Choate. The Hartford Courant managed to chronicle the visit, despite Rove’s objection to having media there. One Choate student, Marla Spivak, grilled Rove about his opposition to gay marriage. She took the guy apart:
Then there was Marla Spivak.
Spivak, a senior from Hamden, was one of […]
The fruit of righteousness is sown in peace for those who cultivate peace
- James 3:18
I meant to write about this earlier this week…but…pfaw…
Anyhoo, some of you may remember that last week, the National Football League was cajoled into showing the historic New England Patriots victory on not one, but two broadcast networks. Originally, they wanted the game broadcast exclusively on their own NFL Network, but political pressure (particularly from […]
Last week, I wrote a little bit about an e-mail exchange between Rep. Chad Campbell and anti-tax advocate Tom Jenney. To the credit of both Campbell and Jenney, the exchange was actually about policy differences. The e-mails were in regard to an article that Jenney wrote in the Phoenix Business Journal, and were “cc’d” to […]
I spotted this sign in front of a local community organization. Obviously, they are part of a secularist left wing conspiracy against the good people of Arizona. When will this athiestic freak show end!
This is my dad, USAF, Ret., during his service in Viet-Nam. Thank you to him and all of our veterans.
George Cunningham, former State Senator and Deputy Chief of Staff for the Governor, has been hospitalized due to a heart attack while hiking in the Grand Canyon. He is resting at a hospital in, appropriately enough, St. George, Utah.
Please keep him in your thoughts and prayers.
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