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Laboring day

Holiday, schmoliday. I had to work this morning. Not very hard, or for very long, but still.
The prez was working, too, calling for a $50 billion public works plan that seems to have absolutely no hope of coming to fruition before the Congresscritters scurry home, running like rats for re-election, proving yet again that they [...]

O Danny boy

The buzzards are circling Dan Maes. Repugs and Teabaggers alike claim he is a figment of someone else’s twisted imagination (not theirs, of course), and even the insane neolibertard Ken Buck just gave him the heave-ho.
GOP voters decided in the primary that they’d prefer a feeb to a thief, but the party apparatchiks were appalled [...]

Awright awready

Maybe it wasn’t such a horrible speech after all. I was cranky (having just shredded my right leg in a boneheaded trail mishap) and hungry (Herself was working late so I didn’t have dinner on the table pre-speech). After getting a meal and a few drams of Spanish vino into my system, I felt more [...]

Two thumbs down

The prez didn’t score any points here in Dog Country with tonight’s Oval Office address. More later after we gargle a little tonsil polish to take the taste of bullshit out of our mouths.
• John Nichols of The Nation.
• Kevin Drum of Mother Jones.
• The editorial board of The New York Times.

Our latest false prophet

Elmer Gantry, courtesy of Sinclair Lewis:
“Let me count this day, Lord, as the beginning of a new and more vigorous life, as the beginning of a crusade for complete morality and the domination of the Christian church throughout the land. Dear Lord, thy work is but begun! We shall yet make these United States a [...]

Bullish on stocks

As the last U.S. “combat brigade” leaves Iraq — some 50,000 other gun-totin’ troops remain, among them elements of Fort Carson’s 3rd Brigade Combat Team — let’s take note of some other good news.
Remember Capt. Michael Clauer, the Army Reserve soldier who lost his $300,000 home over an $800 debt while stationed in Iraq? He’s [...]

I got the blues

It’s not the right color blue, but screw it, I ain’t buyin’ a new helmet for comedy purposes.

The Trojan bicycle

Dan Maes is challenging Tom Tancredo for the title of Craziest Coloradan, and he’s making a pretty good show of it.
According to The Denver Post, Maes told a campaign rally last weekend that Denver Mayor John Hickenlooper — whom Maes hopes to face in the governor’s race — plans to use Trojan bicycles to deliver [...]

A word to the wise




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