Monthly Archives: October 2006

Despite the Democrat’s obligatory “We support the troops” rhetoric, it is common knowledge that their party has little use for the U.S. military. Even so, one would think the Democrats would at least know what an American soldier looks like. … Continue reading →

  Last night, marveling at how the price of a gallon of gasoline has fallen to the lowest all year, CBS Evening News anchor Katie Couric wondered, “Is this an election year present from President Bush to fellow Republicans?” This … Continue reading →

  A recent Time magazine poll shows that only 38% of Americans still support President Bush’s decision to invade Iraq and that almost two-thirds, 65%, disapprove of Bush’s handling of the war. Why are Americans turning against the war in … Continue reading →

The Bush Doctrine of Preemption did not originate with President George Bush in September 2002. It began a year earlier on a September morning aboard United Airlines Flight 93 bound for San Francisco. It began when Todd Beamer, Jeremy Glick, … Continue reading →

The woman I adore and love… loves and adores Al Gore. At least that what she told me last night. I told her that Al Gore believes cigarette smoking causes Global Warming. She said no way. This is from Matt … Continue reading →

Last night I was watching the Chris Matthews Comedy Hour, often mistakenly referred to as Hardball, on MSNBC, which is often mistakenly referred to as a cable news network. Matthews was salivating over “bombshell” guest, Bob Woodard, author of State of Denial, Woodward’s new “blockbuster book” … Continue reading →

Yesterday a friend of mine sent me a copy of an email he had just received. He said it was mailed to him by  the Democratic National Committee and was a draft of the agenda for the 2008 National Convention. I read … Continue reading →