A good rule to live by
From Bruce Bruce’s Rule of Thumb #22: Any poll from the people who brought you Rathergate should be taken with a grain of salt the size of Barack Obama’s ego.
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Quote of the Day – Not A Hard Concept Edition
A company’s soul purpose is to make money, not to help people or make the world a better place. If you take from their bottom line, they have to make cuts somewhere. Cutting taxes on the middle class doesn’t really … Continue reading →
VP debate
No long post on this one, but I think Sarah Palin made it clear she is the real deal. I would say Sarah won, again, close. She got a lot of good digs in, which was good to see. Overall, … Continue reading →
To become a citizen
Armed Canadian has his review of the civics test he will have to pass in a little over a year to become a U.S. citizen. I didn’t run through all the questions, but I did have to check question 94 … Continue reading →
To my wife
I love you so much. It’s been a great 3 years, and I look forward to many more together. Happy Anniversary, With all my love, Peter.
Continue reading →Quote of the Day – Leprechaun Edition
The fact is that a non-corrupt Chicago politician is in the leprechaun category: theoretically possible, but so unlikely that I won’t generally worry about it – Clayton Cramer And we have a Chicago politician at the top of the Democrat … Continue reading →
Some relearning
I have been shooting low 20s with a few high teens at trap for a while. I got as high as 24 3 times, but never a 25, and most often only 20 or 21. I found out that the … Continue reading →
Judge Restores Grey Wolf’s Endangered Status
U.S. District Judge Paul Friedman in Washington, D.C., said the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service could not remove wolves from the endangered species list in the Great Lakes region while wolves remained endangered in other parts of the country. (jsonline.com) … Continue reading →
Quote of the Day – Plagerism Edition
Plagiarism is bad… stealing information from someone who is wrong? Priceless. – Greg, West, By God You might want to fact check factchecks facts before you run with them…
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A group of pastors have decided to defy IRS rules against endorsing or speaking against candidates. While an argument could be made that the IRS is not stifling free speech, because they are only saying that a church cannot maintain … Continue reading →