Monthly Archives: December 2007

A little unfinished 2007 business … I’m not sold on Politico. [UPDATE, Jan 4: Neither does RedState: "Crack Whores Run The Politico"] Rolled out by Washington insiders as an attempt to stanch the bleeding of the print media, a sort … Continue reading →

Featured on Crooks and Liars. Southern Heritage We were far too nice. We thought that forgiveness would “bind up the nation’s wounds.” But here we are, seven score and three years later, and we STILL have to endure this crap, … Continue reading →

William Kristol is quite beholden to Rupert Murdoch According to the Huffington Post, as refracted through Editor & Publisher, Bill Kristol is going to be announced as the New York Times’ new “conservative” columnist. This will bring “balance” and undoubtedly … Continue reading →

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I wrote this little Christmas story for the year-end meeting of a writers’ group that I attend. It is a short-short story, about 800 words. — HW Guess Who’s Coming For Christmas? [note: The story was up for a short … Continue reading →

It’s my Christmas, and I’ll cry if I want to … And, finally, without a “villain” in the “Christmas” censorship that never happened, they declare victory, pretend that the smear of the Oklahoma Attorney General never happened, and try to … Continue reading →

Yo! In your FACE, Santa! Our Story So Far: In parts i. and ii., we watched as an hysterical reporter at the Washington Examiner free newspaper in Washington D. C. reprinted verbatim a press release from the Dean of the … Continue reading →

And for an even bigger donation … Our Story So Far … In yesterday’s thrilling installment, we learned that the Rightie Blogosmear™ — using their finely honed instincts and keenly developed sense of smell — went into full-on smear mode … Continue reading →

I would be remiss if I didn’t document Mitt’s inability to apply the Law of Holes*. [* When you realize you're in a hole, STOP DIGGING.] Now, realize that there is a difference between lying and mangling. The following is … Continue reading →