Right to Life; Responsibility to Speak
Charles J. Chaput, Archbishop for the Roman Catholic church for Denver, CO, has an op-ed piece in the NYT that I strongly recommend. Innocuous registration required (but save the UN/PW somewhere so you can go back and fact check the NYT from time to time 🙂 h.t. to Carol Platt Liebau
Right to Life; Responsibility to Speak
Charles J. Chaput, Archbishop for the Roman Catholic church for Denver, CO, has an op-ed piece in the NYT that I strongly recommend. Innocuous registration required (but save the UN/PW somewhere so you can go back and fact check the NYT from time to time 🙂 h.t. to Carol Platt Liebau
No Wonder Joe Biden Loves Him
Joe Biden, confirmed plagiarist, is apparently a natural fit with Jean Fraud sKerry, if this article in the New York Sun is as accurate as it is convincing: “Researcher Alleges Potential Plagiarism in 11 Passages of Kerry’s Writings”. (h.t. Hugh Hewitt ” No wonder Slow Joe Biden is in line for a job in the never-to-be-named Kerry Administration.” –H.H.)
No Wonder Joe Biden Loves Him
Joe Biden, confirmed plagiarist, is apparently a natural fit with Jean Fraud sKerry, if this article in the New York Sun is as accurate as it is convincing: “Researcher Alleges Potential Plagiarism in 11 Passages of Kerry’s Writings”. (h.t. Hugh Hewitt ” No wonder Slow Joe Biden is in line for a job in the never-to-be-named Kerry Administration.” –H.H.)
NYTrogate: doing the math
NYTrogate: doing the math
Martha Stewart’s failure? She wasn’t a U.S. Senator
Professor Stephen Bainbridge (a corporate law prof at UCLA) has an interesting article that describes what can only be charitably called insider trading by U.S. Senators.
Big news: Dog bites man. [Yawn]
I am soooooo shocked.
Martha Stewart’s failure? She wasn’t a U.S. Senator
Professor Stephen Bainbridge (a corporate law prof at UCLA) has an interesting article that describes what can only be charitably called insider trading by U.S. Senators.
Big news: Dog bites man. [Yawn]
I am soooooo shocked.
Letter from a senior citizen (yeh, THAT letter :-)
I’m sure most folks have seen at least part one of the post below at some time in the past year. Saw it again today (along with the addition) at Polipundit and thought it worth spreading again…
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To All American Voters,I am a senior citizen. During the Clinton Administration I had an extremely good and well paying job. I took numerous vacations and had several vacation homes. Since President Bush took office, I have watched my entire life change for the worse.I lost my job.
I lost my two sons in that terrible Iraqi War.
I lost my homes.
I lost my health insurance.As a matter of fact I lost virtually everything and became homeless. Adding insult to injury, when the authorities found me living like an animal, instead of helping me, they arrested me. I will do anything that Senator Kerry wants to insure that a Democrat is back in the White House come next year. Bush has to go.I just thought you would like to know how one senior citizen views the Bush Administration.Thank you for taking time to read my letter.Yours Truly,Saddam Hussein+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++Interestingly, someone did answer this poor man’s e-letter:+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++Dear Mr. Hussein,We are saddened by your predicament. Rest assured under my administration you will be treated with sensitivity. Because you did not have any WMD, you will be released on bail awaiting your show trial. You will, after a few weeks of community service, be allowed to return home. You are an excellent candidate to be Iraq’s ambassador to the UN. Perhaps you will be able to form a coalition of fellow Arab states to help us lose our bad image in the Middle East. I regret the loss of your sons.Sincerely,John F. Kerry
