Archive | November, 2006
Just What Latin America Needs…
…More millitary advisors! “The administration hopes the training will forge links with countries in the region and blunt a leftward trend. ” , USA Today reported a few days ago. I’m glad to see that, given that he’s botched the war on terror, our distinguished president has decided to re-invigorate a war [...]
Continue reading...Conrad Burns: Last Thoughts
15. November 2006
I’m done writing about Conrad Burns. This is my last post on the man. Okay, until the indictment comes down. Conrad’s angry, it turns out, with the media, because they picked on him during the campaign. Leaving a group of reporters at the Capitol, Burns left a message for the press: As he stepped on to the [...]
Continue reading...We Must’ve Taken Another Peek Into Putin’s Soul
15. November 2006
Looks like despite Russia’s retreat from democracy and its abuse of human rights, the United States has decided to back Russia’s entry into the WTO. More troubling from an international trade perspective, however, is the way Russia treats Georgia. After Georgia arrested four Russians accused of spying, Russia has cut of Georgia’s [...]
Continue reading...The New Democratic Senate: Jim Webb on Class
15. November 2006
On election night/day, I’d have to say 64% of the happiness I felt about the Virginia result was watching that arrogant, Confederate-wannabe lose. While I’d been impressed with Jim Webb, I didn’t know enough about him to be sure what we’d get in the Senate. This piece, in the Wall Street Journal is a good [...]
Continue reading...Missouri in a Hury to Save Reputation
14. November 2006
Despite succeeding in narrowly replacing their Republican Senator, Missouri has decided that it can’t afford to get too liberal and/or reasonable. Thus, they release this report It would seem that the reason we have to hire so many illegal immigrants is because of “30 Years of Abortion” leading to a lack of Missouri [...]
Continue reading...What Should Have Been Done Long Ago-
13. November 2006
If the nation really is ready to pull out of Iraq, at least partially, then it will be time to do something we should have done long ago - win the war in Afghanistan. NATO is doing by most accounts, a generally good job given the resources allocated to them. However, NATO is [...]
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- Tester-Burns Debate
- A Somewhat Cynical Observation about Mansfield-Metcalf
- Montana's Max: Nutcakes!
- Dennis Rehberg: Master of the Oblivious
- Off to See Hillary and Obama
- Idaho Anti Wolf Coalition Falls Short (18)
- Blogs and the Media: Kemmick and Crisp (17)
- Tester-Burns Debate (14)
- The conscience of a liberal: why I am considering abstaining in the Iraqi War Referendum vote... (14)
- The Religious Right's Trump Card Exposed (13)
- Questions and One Thought After the GOP’s Last Day
- Fixing Failing by Predetermining Passing
- Rehberg’s 14 Minutes and the Media’s Response: Which Was Worse?
- Some More Thoughts About Denny’s Stunt in Washington
- DHS now officially seizing and searching laptops
- NorthWestern Energy makes me sick
- I just lost my appetite
- McCain confuses Somalia and the Sudan
- Some Questions I’d Like to See Someone Ask Steve Daines
- Our Endorsements for the Democratic Primary: Bullock, Juneau, and Hunt
17. November 2006
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