Saturday, October 18, 2008
Friday, October 10, 2008
WHO IS SARAH?
More here.
Monday, October 6, 2008
Why no principled conservative would seriously contend that Palin belongs on the ticket
After all the post-debate chatter about Sarah Palin’s resurrection (I bet a lot of folks were saying “Jesus” during her performance) and about her potential 2012 presidential candidacy (paging Mitt Romney & Co.), the real story of last week’s encounter was that the true elitists were revealed.
The McCain campaign has affixed that label to Barack Obama for months, and he has helped the cause with his inartful San Francisco comments (now who’s bitter?) and his support from traditional elitist constituencies, especially those Hollywood do-gooders. But on Thursday evening, as Palin gosh-darned and doggoned
her way to an alternately vacuous and evasive performance, it
became clear that the Republicans’ last, desperate hope this
cycle is that the American people are morons.
More here.
Sunday, October 5, 2008
Thursday, October 2, 2008
Post Turtle
I was suturing a cut on the hand of a favorite patient and friend of
mine, an old Texas rancher who'd caught his hand in a gate while he was working
cattle. While I worked, we talked and the conversation came around to
Sarah Palin and her bid to be a heartbeat away from being President.The old
rancher said, "Well, ya know, Palin is a post turtle."Not being familiar with
the term, I asked, "What's a post turtle?"The old rancher said, "When you're
driving down a country road and you spy a fencepost with a turtle balanced on
top, that's a post turtle." He saw that I looked puzzled, so he continued, "You
know she didn't get up there by herself; she doesn't belong up here; she
doesn't know what to do while she is up there and you just wonder what kind of
dumb ass put her up there to begin with."
Wednesday, October 1, 2008
Welcome To My Addiction!
Call me an elitist (I prefer to be called a thinking person), but I like my candidates for the executive branch to have more than just a bachelor's degree. I admit that I do favor law degrees especially. Studying law helps you understand, write, and pass laws. A BA in journalism...sorry, it just doesn't cut it unless it's outdone (by many years) by experience on the national level. And a BA in journalism means you should know how the media works, and what it means to do their job.