I’m not a big fan of Dick Morris. Anyone who was involved in the election of Bill Clinton to the Presidency is very suspect in my mind. However, he published an article today that makes a lot of sense. Here’s an excerpt: John Kerry was on the verge of moving out to a victory after [...]
Archive for October, 2004
Friday, October 29th, 2004
FrankJ over at IMAO has finally endorsed one of the Presidential candidates. Even if you do not agree, this is damn funny!
From the wife: The Pope took a couple of days off to visit the coastal area for some sightseeing. He was cruising along the sea wall on Galveston Isle in his Pope mobile when suddenly he notices a frantic commotion just off shore. There was John Kerry struggling frantically to free himself from the jaws [...]
Awhile back, I blogged about the importance of showing up at the polls next Tuesday. Since that time, other people have echoed that sentiment (see here, here, and here). As we get closer to Election Day, it is becoming even clearer that voter turnout will be the most important factor in who will win. In [...]
I think that Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Connor has let her position of “swing vote” go to her head. WASHINGTON (AP) – Justice Sandra Day O’Connor extolled Wednesday the growing role of international law in U.S. courts, saying judges would be negligent if they disregarded its importance in a post-Sept. 11 world of heightened [...]
Just a few tidbits to divert you from the sleazefest that the 2004 Election has turned into: MADRAS, India — C. Manoharan Snake Manu practices with a garden snake by running it through his nose and out his mouth in an attempt to create a Guinness Record. Manu plans to set the record by using [...]
In probably the most disgraceful exploitation scheme in politics, a group whose parent organization has endorsed John Kerry is removing children from school and having them canvas neighborhoods where voter turnout is low. Of course, these neighborhoods are overwhelmingly populated with registered democrats. Hundreds of public schoolchildren, some as young as 11, are taking time [...]
If you are frustrated, like I am, about the liberal slant in the mainstream media making it so hard for the President to get his message out, there is now something you can do. You can volunteer and or donate to the Bush campaign. If you have already done this, please consider talking to a [...]
Perhaps the only element of his campaign to be consistent is John Kerry’s promise that he’ll fight a “better” war on terror by bringing in the UN. However, one need only look at the results of UN military actions to see what a mistake this would be: Early results from the weekend’s general election showed [...]
Walter Cronkite, former news anchor for CBS News, displayed his stunningly ignorant opinion on the war in Iraq recently: “The problem, quite clearly, is we have excited the Arab world, the Muslim world, to take up arms against us,” Cronkite said Saturday, adding that this excitement far exceeds the anger that existed among terrorist groups [...]
Vice President Dick Cheney demonstrated how a candidate running for national office should act when asked tough questions: Devastated by the loss and the fear of what else could happen, Hobbs said her health deteriorated to the point where she suffered kidney failure the month after her grandson’s death, putting her in a wheelchair. Cheney [...]
This weekend, Floridians were treated to a twofer of celebrity stupidity. Courtesy of Drudge, first up is Cher: Only a couple hundred came out to see Cher Friday night at Miami Beach’s CROBAR disco, but that did not stop the legendary diva from issuing an election warning against Republican control. “There were supposed to be [...]
