BitsBlogBitsBlogPolitics from the REAL world. Daily commentary, with a socially conservative bent 
Articles
Nightly Ramble: The “Keep It Under Your Hat” Edition
2009-04-22 22:03:00 Welcome, one and all to the most intense nightly read anywhere on the ’sphere… The BitsBlog Nightly Ramble This is the “Keep it under your hat” edition. Earth day: Ah, yes… we’ve not heard much about Earth Day, this year, have we? Certainly not as much as we have in previous years. It is today, you know. I suppose it not being front and center is due to two situations: First, Democrats are in charge, and to call attention to the plight of Gaia as OwlGore is wont to do, would only show the electorate that the Democrats really aren’t doing all that much about ’saving the earth’ either. Secondly, even the Enviro-whackjobs are started to see that the whole thing was a scam from the get go. They’re not quite ready to let go of their anti-human paranoia, but neither are they willing to continue making fools of themselves, either. Me? I’m celebrating Earth day by toddling down to the gas station, and filling up my... More About: Edition
Pataki Heads to Iowa
2009-04-22 19:25:00 Hmmmm. ABC is reporting: Former Republican New York Gov. George Pataki heads to Iowa Wednesday to deliver a scathing critique of President Obama’s first 100 days in office. “I think it’s time that those of us who have been silent for a while stand up and point out what I think have been just some horrendous mistakes on the part of the new administration in Washington,” Pataki told ABC News as part of the “Candidate Corner” series. “We’re seeing a president who seems to be more concerned with how popular he is in Europe than with what is happening here at home. This is a president who spends more time traveling the country than running the country in Washington. “To be perfectly honest, I am very disappointed in these first 100 days,” he added. “I think we need to see a government in Washington that is more understanding of the nature of this country and our problems and less committed to borrowing, spending, taxing an... More About: Heads
Freddie Mac CFO Hangs Himself…. Literally
2009-04-22 17:05:00 VIENNA, Va. -(WTOP)- David Kellermann, acting chief financial officer of Freddie Mac, committed suicide in his Hunter Mill Estates home Wednesday morning. He hanged himself. Fairfax County Police spokeswoman Mary Anne Jennings tells WTOP police responded to the Kellermann home after family members called police at 4:48 a.m. “We were called from inside the house to come investigate an apparent suicide,” Jennings says. “We’re not going to give you details of the condition of the body, except to say it was an apparent suicide.” OK, perhaps a bit early to speculate, here. It may well have been something totally unrelated to his job. And I may well be winning the lottery, or struck by lightning. I place the chances of these at about par with each other. So, we’ll just sit back and wait for the other shoe to drop, since it clearly will, and soon. Update:(Bit) About 30 seconds after I snarked on Twitter: “Ron Brown, call your office” I noti... More About: Freddie Mac , Literally
The One is Now Two
2009-04-22 14:36:00 Fame is fleeting. Barack Obama reign as the world’s number one celebrity is over, Brendan O’Neill, Spiked: Susan Boyle has become a megastar. Her rendition of ‘I Dreamed A Dream’ from Les Misérables has, at the time of writing, been viewed 34,199,793 times on YouTube: around 30,000,000 times more often than the official video of Barack Obama’s inauguration speech. The King is dead, long live the Queen. No tags for this post. Related posts No related posts.
Obama And the Thugs
2009-04-22 13:06:00 What and whom does Barack Obaam respect, Mona Charen Townhall: This whole notion that somehow if we showed courtesy or opened up dialogue with governments previously hostile that we were soft. Only the American people didn’t buy it. And there’s a good reason the American people didn’t buy it. Because it didn’t make sense.” Isn’t it the case that some leaders, by their dangerous and destructive actions, forfeit the right to warm greetings? Is there anyone Obama would decline to exchange friendly greetings with at a diplomatic encounter? How about Robert Mugabe? Kim Jong Il? Chavez’s close friend Mahmoud Ahmadinejad? If Barack Obama had been president in 1977, would he have shaken Pol Pot’s hand? It does seem that Obama prefers unelected tyrants to constitutional leaders. It would nice if one would remember is supposed to the President of the United States, and would start defending his own country for a change. BitsBlog Tags: warm...
McCain: The Blond Edition
2009-04-22 12:59:00 So who died and annointed Megan McCain a spokesman for anybody or anything other than Miss Cairol, Kim Priestap, Pajamas Media: What changes does she[Megan McCain] think the GOP needs to make? It needs to be hip and edgier. She laments the perception that there are no Republican politicians who are exciting enough that anyone would want to wear his or her likeness on a piece of clothing. What a short memory she has. Her father’s vice presidential running mate, Sarah Palin, inspired the creation of numerous t-shirts, sweatshirts, and pins with her face on them Miss McCain has all her father’s pension for bashing republican for the aake generatiing personal publicity, but none of his achievements. Miss McCain go out and do something, anything, constructive, Then come back with your opinions, such as they are. BitsBlog Tags: GOP, perception, priestap, personal publicity, likeness Related posts What Change BO? (1) Jose Padilla, 17 Years? Not Enough. (0) ... More About: Blond , Edition
Obama Trying to Vote Present on Torture Prosecution
2009-04-22 01:35:00 The one, a/k/a Barack Obama , has gotten himself trapped between a rock and a hard place, Steven Thomma and Marisa Taylor, McClatchy Newspapers WASHINGTON - Hours after he said that he’d never prosecute CIA officers for harsh interrogations of suspected terrorists, President Barack Obama opened the door Tuesday to prosecuting the Bush administration officials who OK’d the techniques. Obama said it was up to Attorney General Eric Holder to decide whether Bush administration officials should be charged with war crimes or other offenses for approving techniques such as waterboarding Obama has politicized the War on Terror. He riled the left into a blood frenzy. The left can not be appeased and wants a pound of Bush administrating flesh. The problem is that there aren’t going to be any torture prosecutions. If Obama were the lawyer he claimed to be, he’d know it. Hugh Hewitt, Townhall: There is no serious prosecutor who would bring a charge agains... More About: Vote , Present , Torture
Nightly Ramble: The Billboard Edition
2009-04-21 22:02:00 Welcome, one and all to the most intense nightly read anywhere on the ’sphere… The world famous, ever more popular BitsBlog Nightly Ramble This is the Billboard Edition . For a small percentage: So, Obama’s making lots of hay out of a call to save $100 Million? God bless Jake Tapper. Surber seems to agree. As I mentioned in Last Night’s Ramble, Obama and his people never bother to mention in terms of percent of the budget. Here’s why: The total savings amounts to (ready?) 0.00027% of the budget. Tell you what; courtesy of The Heritage Foundation, let’s put this supposed cut in perspective: And should I mention the Democrats in Congress are already annoyed at having even that much less to spend? To answer Gibbs, let’s out it this way: Only in Washington, and only among the Democrat party can the federal budget balloon by record amounts, while Democrats try to credit themselves for cutting the budget. Starting to understand what a croc...
Obama Lies: Enhanced Interrogation Worked.
2009-04-21 19:11:00 Enhanced inteorrogation, that is what the leftards call tortue, worked. It saved lives. Marc A. Thiessen, Washtington Post: In releasing highly classified documents on the CIA interrogation program last week, President Obama declared that the techniques used to question captured terrorists “did not make us safer.” This is patently false. The proof is in the memos Obama made public — in sections that have gone virtually unreported in the media. Consider the Justice Department memo of May 30, 2005. It notes that “the CIA believes ‘the intelligence acquired from these interrogations has been a key reason why al Qaeda has failed to launch a spectacular attack in the West since 11 September 2001.’ . . . In particular, the CIA believes that it would have been unable to obtain critical information from numerous detainees, including [Khalid Sheik Mohammed] and Abu Zubaydah, without these enhanced techniques.” As the one is under the Obamaland de... More About: Interrogation , Lies
Sympathy for Steve Dahl And Family
2009-04-21 18:49:00 A note of Sympathy for Steve Dahl (WCKG-Chicago/105.9) whose Mom passed away last night. BitsBlog Tags: Steve Dahl Related posts No related posts. More About: Family
Ah, the Joys of Spam
2009-04-21 15:32:00 Yeah, I know… I’ve been fairly quiet for the last 24 hours. Here’s my tale of woe…. About 2pm yesterday, my Palm Treo woke up and downloaded mail, as it always does. However, it took longer than usual and when it got done, it blew an alarm, and then calmly advised me it had 2700 more mail messages to download that it didn’t have room for. Ummm…. Huh? Now, my mail system is usually pretty busy, but even with normal spam levels across the many accounts I monitor, I clear perhaps 400 emails per day. (Which once the spam gets cleared out, means we’re down to around 40 or so real messages.) You can imagine I dived in to see what was what, with the idea that my mail server had been compromised, somehow. Several hours of log reading later, I find that no, I hadn’t been compromised, it’s just some spammer trying to sell Viagara under the counter in Japan, Taiwan, and Italy had somehow decided to use falsified ‘florack.us&rsq... More About: Spam
Nightly Ramble: Ten Tons O’ Stuff Edition
2009-04-20 22:01:00 Welcome, one and all to the most intense nightly read on the ’sphere … The Bitsblog Nightly Ramble . This is the Ten Tons o’ Stuff edition It’s all indicative: How is it President Water Walker has no problem releasing interrigation memos, but won’t release his birth certificate? It’s called “Reality”. Look into it. And no, regarding those memos, I really don’t care about what’s being reported as tourture, because it isn’t torture, any more than being forced to listen to Barry Manilow covering AC/DC. There’s a lot in the way of frantic sounding appeals to the high moral ground on this, all sounding like a ‘UNICEF’ PSA. All nonsense, of course. But look, even if it were torture…. and again I say…. even if it were, consider what happens to your moral and legal high ground if you don’t survive? What happens is your enemy gets to choose what is moral and legal, wha... More About: Edition
Tea Parties have the ‘rats Nervous
2009-04-20 19:18:00 Hat tip: Instapundit Beneathy Mrs. Pelosi snide remarks about Astroturfing, the Obama administraation Homeland Security hit piece, and David Axelrod faux concern about “unhealthy”, the Tea Parties appear to have made ‘rats, especially the congressional ones nervous, Jennifer Rubin, Commentary Magazine: Well, it seems the administration is stumped. Who knew there would be a limit to the amount Congress would be willing to tax and spend? The Congress - Democrats included - are getting nervous about raising taxes to pay for a huge new domestic agenda. When Sen. Kent Conrad cautions that we are talking about “hundreds of billions” for healthcare, one senses that there is perhaps greater distance between the Congress and the White House on spending than between the Congress and all those tea party protesters. Maybe the fact that 435 congressmen and one third of the Senate must face the public in less than two years has the legislators’ enthusias... More About: Rats
Harman Wiretap Scandal… Again
2009-04-20 16:37:00 Surber notes: CQ Politics: Democratic Congresswoman Jane Harman told an Israeli agent that she would lobby for a reduced sentence for a spy for help in getting a committee chairmanship. And guess what committee chairmanship she wanted… Intelligence. The CQ Politics story said NSA taped the multi-millionaire Harman making the offer more than two years ago — a court-approved wiretap. “These claims are an outrageous and recycled canard, and have no basis in fact,” Harman said in a prepared statement. “I never engaged in any such activity. Those who are peddling these false accusations should be ashamed of themselves.” CQ Politics noted: “It’s true that allegations of pro-Israel lobbyists trying to help Harman get the chairmanship of the intelligence panel by lobbying and raising money for Pelosi aren’t new. …And that, contrary to reports that the Harman investigation was dropped for ‘lack of evidence,’ it was Alberto R. Gonzales, President Bush’s top counsel ... More About: Scandal
Tea Party I: Epilogue
2009-04-20 14:15:00 I find it ironic that while Barack Obama is intent sucking up to wannabe dictator for life, Hugo Chavez, but so intent on abusing average Americans. Further, it is striking about the depth and diversity of the Tea Partiers, Andrew Malcolm, Los Angeles Times: So, much of the commentary emanating from Washington and its self-important sister city of New York on last week’s several hundred tea parties was how they were so well-organized by unorganized, leaderless Republicans desperate for anything to oppose the awesomely popular President Obama. From working our local sources, reading comments and blogs and exchanging Tweets with many Ticket followers, the tea parties struck us much the same as the Ron Paul movement of 2007-08, a semi-spontaneous grass-roots eruption of emotion, unease, anger, inchoate thoughts, coherent arguments, cultural variations and anti-big-government sentiments with the main targets of spending and taxes by big government, in that order In contrast,... More About: Party
Bitch Slapping Janeane Garofalo
2009-04-20 12:56:00 My mama told me never to call a lady a bitch. I don’t. Attributed to Janeane Garofalo by Village Voice, via Brian Maloney, Radio Equalizer: “When Rush Limbaugh visited the set, and when Lynne Cheney visited the set, I refused to have my picture taken with them or meet them or anything,” Attributed to Rush Limbaugh, by Brian Maloney: “The last time I visited the set of 24, Garofalo had not been hired to appear in the series. She was not there, she was not a member of the cast the last time I visited. I wouldn’t have wanted to meet her anyway.” Garaofalo, or anybody, can refute Rush by producing a picture of him on the set of 24 for season seven. Good luck. I note that Garafalo may not necessarilly be lying. She could just be delusional. Drugs will do that to you. BitsBlog Tags: Rush Limbaugh, janeane garofalo, Brian Maloney, 24 garofalo, radio equalizer Related posts Mark R. Levin: Why We are Conservatives (0) Nightly Ramble: ... More About: Bitch
Good News, Obama Rejects Repartions, Kind Of, Sort of
2009-04-20 11:05:00 If Barack Obaam is supposed to be my president, then he has an obligation as president to defend my country. Yet the one seems to bear no responsiblity for anything which happened prior to Noon Twenty January this year. Narcissus they name is Obama , Helen Murphy and Joshua Good man, note: April 18 (Bloomberg) — Latin American leaders railed against the U.S. during President Barack Obama’s first trip to the region, turning what was intended to mark a new direction in relations into a history lesson that chastised “Yankee troop” interventions and U.S.-dictated economic policies. ... “You can’t blame the U.S. for every problem in this hemisphere,” Obama said. “I am very grateful that President Ortega didn’t blame me for things that happened when I was three months old.” More on the one’s limitation on the age of responsibllityProfessor Althouse asks: Actually, Obama said “I’m grateful that President ... More About: News , Good News , Sort
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-04-19
2009-04-20 03:00:00 @jamesrivers nice trip, that. used to have people in Alpena. made the run ev 3 mo or so… before the 400s went in # @jamesrivers about 14hr drive… all two lane. # @jimtreacher Amazin, ainlt it how sensitive they get whn their sensibilities get challanged… # @jamesrivers Yeah. Blue water was bad with one span back in the day. now even worse with two # @policygal They call themselves that. Liberqls always respect what our enemies call themselves. # @policygal Yeah, how is it we spent more time with the damn sog that with the hostage thing today? # @policygal darn typos anyway. Palm Treo keyboard a little tight at times. # Phillips Rescue: Not So Fast, Leftie Spinners http://bitsblog.florack.us/?p=19195 # @roddymcorley … and really bad eggs…. # @infidelsarecool @FamousRob google ‘what islam is not’ Take the second link. # @infidelsarecool The ‘religion of peace’ nonsense is what you get when you send a centrist to do... More About: Updates , Twitter , Weekly
Patterico to CNN: Bring Em On
2009-04-20 00:19:00 Cable News Network (CNN) hired a pathetic excuse for a reporter, one Susan Roesgen, and is now trying to cover up this embrassing fact. Pattericso: CNN the Latest Corporate Thug to Use Copyright As a Weapon to Eliminate Embarrassing Clips from YouTube Filed under: General - Patterico @ 11:50 pm I’m sick of people knocking embarrassing videos off YouTube with bogus copyright violation claims. The latest culprit is CNN, a network that was recently embarrassed by a video of reporter Susan Roesgen cutting off tea-party protestors in Chicago, and assailing them with silly liberal talking points. The blog Founding Bloggers showed up on scene and caught her in further arguments with angry citizens who noted her biased coverage. I posted the Founding Bloggers video on Thursday Patterico, among others, has reposted a copy of the Founding Bloggers video. The video which CNN finds so embrassing will be reposted as fast as CNN can knock them down. Here one video in to which CNN n...
Should We Close Our Service Academies And War Colleges?
2009-04-19 22:01:00 Thomas Ricks believes that we should shutter West Point and the other service academies because they’re expensive and, as far as he can tell, they produce no better officers than ROTC. Plus, their instructors don’t have PhDs, making them essentially junior colleges. So says James Joyner. Frankly, I think it fairly safe to wonder if Ricks isn’t harboring some sort of anti-military bias, given his body of work. He got the Surge so staggeringly wrong, for example, one wonders how anyone would give him credit on getting so radical a change as eliminating West Point, right. The Gamble is the most recent book of his I’ve bothered with. You pretty much knew what you were dealing with when he opened, approvingly with the Jack Murtha narrative of Hadditha. I’m forced, with these and several other brushes I’ve had with the man’s work, to conclude that what we’re dealing with here is leftist with all of the attendant political baggage… to ... More About: Service , Colleges , Close
Al Sharpton Hit with $285k Fine
2009-04-19 20:51:00 The NY Post: The Rev. Al Sharpton and his National Action Network have been slapped with a record $285,000 fine for violating a slew of federal election rules during his 2004 bid for president, the Post has learned. In a decision to be made public next month, the Federal Election Commission found that Sharpton’s Democratic primary campaign accepted hundreds of thousands of dollars in contributions from private sources. Al Sharpton, in a typical pose It also “kept poor records of its activities and expenditures” and commingled funds with Sharpton’s civil-rights group. All are prohibited under the Federal Election Campaign Act. Interesting, how they had to wait until there was a Democrat in the White House before finally getting around to issuing a ruling on these misdeeds. There’s an awful lot more going on here than the commission finally decided to rule on. Indeed on the first pass Sharpton was to pay half a million dollars worth of fine. If all of th... More About: Fine
Antartic Ice Pack GROWING, Not Shrinking
2009-04-19 19:50:00 Al Gore: Call your office, you twit. Ice is expanding in much of Antarctica, contrary to the widespread public belief that global warming is melting the continental ice cap. The report, originating in Australia, suggests that there is a little bit of concern with regards to the western shelf where there is in facts and all thing going on. In general however the report says that the situation in an article of is otherwise stable, and the ice there is in fact growing, not shrinking. The one area that is cited, can easily be explained by volcanic activity. Unless the environmentalist nonsense is now going to argue that the effects of “global warming” are now restricted to part of land mass. Once again, dear reader, proof that the environmentalists have been lying to us. Gee, big shock. BitsBlog Tags: environmentalists, contrary, proof, continental ice, Al Gore Related posts Mrs. Clinton Tries Al Gore’s Florida 2000 Dirty Trick (0) The Tears are All Ab... More About: Growing , Pack
What World Law?
2009-04-18 23:57:00 What is saw on a bumper sticker today: “End war through world law.” What I read on the Internet today: MOGADISHU (Reuters) - Dutch commandos freed 20 Yemeni hostages on Saturday and briefly detained seven pirates who had forced the Yemenis to sail a “mother ship” attacking vessels in the Gulf of Aden, NATO officials said. World law, what world law. Not only does world law not exist, no mechanizm exists which could deliver world law. The United Nations is anything but a representation of the world. The UN exists to give tin pot dictators a world stage. Wth respect to piracy, catch and release does not work It does not lower fish stocks, illegal immgration and now piracy. More, Ed Morrissey, Hot Air: Instead of delivering a message of strength, NATO sent the message that pirates have more rights than the traders sailing through those waters. The only way these pirates should have been released was in the middle of the Indian Ocean with n...
The End of American Affluence is Someone’s Wishful Thinking. Guess W
2009-04-18 16:50:00 James Joyner this morning : In what has to be the oddest Peggy Noonan column ever, she extrapolates from a single story of a Michigan family that decided to give up some modern luxuries to engage in subsistence farming to a surreal future in which droves of people throw off the shackles of conspicuous consumption. Many think that no matter how much money is sloshing through the system from Washington, creating waves that lead to upticks, the recession is really a depression. We won’t “come out of it,” as the phrase goes, for five or seven years, because the downturn is systemic, global, and because the old esprit is gone. The baby boomers who for 40 years, from 1968 through 2008, did the grunt work of the great abundance—work was always a long-haul trip for them, they were the first in the office in 1975 and are the last to leave the office to this day—know the era they built is over, that something new is beginning, something more subdued and altogether more mysterious. T... More About: American , Guess , Thinking
Obamatard Praises Dubya
2009-04-18 15:24:00 An interesting snippet from William Kristol, Weekly Standard: What was more interesting was the accompanying statement by the Director of National Intelligence, Dennis Blair, trying to justify Obama’s decision–or at least put it “into perspective.” The perspective, the context, is that in the months after 9/11, “we did not have a clear understanding of the enemy we were dealing with, and our every effort was focused on preventing further attacks that would kill more Americans. It was during these months that the CIA was struggling to obtain critical information from captured al Qaida leaders, and requested permission to use harsher interrogation methods. The OLC memos make clear that senior legal officials judged the harsher methods to be legal.” Blair continues: “Those methods, read on a bright, sunny, safe day in April 2009, appear graphic and disturbing. As the President has made clear, and as both CIA Director Panetta and I have stated, ... More About: Dubya
Bibi Refuses to Bow Down to Bama
2009-04-18 14:28:00 Barack Obama may think of himself as president of the world. However Israeli Prime Misister Benajim Benjamin Netanyahu is insisting on acting in Irrael’s best interest, and not Obama’s, McClatchy Newspapers: ERUSALEM - In a direct challenge to President Barack Obama’s commitment to rejuvenate moribund Mideast peace talks, Israel on Thursday dismissed American-led efforts to establish a Palestinian state and laid out new conditions for renewed negotiationsPalestinians to accept Israel as a Jewish state in any future negotiations What BO overlooks, or is just too stupid tp realize, is that there can be no two state soluition with two nations living in peace, unless both states accept the right of the other to exist: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that he’d require - a demand that Palestinians have up to now rejected - Israeli government officials said The Palistinians have never accepted the right of the State of Israel to exist. Until ... More About: Bama
Whore of the Day: B.J. Clinton
2009-04-18 12:14:00 The term Madam Secretary has certain ring to it, BBC: US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is offering the chance to spend a day with her husband Bill in exchange for help paying off her campaign debt. The offer was sent to supporters of Mrs Clinton in an e-mail from her former campaign manager, James Carville Not all trash from Arkansas lives in trailers. BitsBlog Tags: campaign debt, Mrs. Clinton, Hillary Clinton, James Carville, madam secretary Related posts Is Mrs. Clnton Really This Stupid? (1) Nightly Ramble:Identity Politics, Edwards Out, It’s McCain And Clinton?,Skylab II, Power Outage, More (0) Mrs. Clinton’s Double Speak (0) Why Obama Doesn’t Want Gasoline Solutions: He’s Up to His Eyeballs in Ethenol (0) The Chink in the Armor (0) More About: Whore
Time for Janet the Bitch to Go Bye-Bye
2009-04-18 11:40:00 It time for the Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, Janet Napolitano, to resign. WASHINGTON (AP) - Civil liberties officials at the Homeland Security Department did not agree with some of the language in a controversial report on right-wing extremists, but the agency issued the report anyway. The intelligence assessment issued to law enforcement last week said some military veterans could be susceptible to extremist recruiters or commit lone acts of violence. That prompted angry reactions from some lawmakers and veterans’ groups. Homeland Security spokeswoman Amy Kudwa said the report was issued before officials resolved problems raised by the agency’s civil rights division. Kudwa would not specify what language raised Hat tip and more, Gabriel Malor, Ace of Spades: Bombshell Update: Stick this in your hole and smoke it! The DHS civil rights division (DHS has a civil rights division?) apparently raised concerns about the report. The department decided t... More About: Time , Bitch
A Tale of Two Ambushs
2009-04-18 03:17:00 In a firefight, superior firepower prevails, C.J. Chivers, New York Times; An American platoon surprised an armed Taliban column on a forested ridgeline at night, and killed at least 13 insurgents, and perhaps many more, with rifles, machine guns, Claymore mines, hand grenades and a knife. As Bit rambled, Speaking of Roesgen That story gets even better after CNN dropped off. Founding Bloggers passes along what happened after the Kleig lights got turned off. The set to at the Chicago tea party was between a CNN info babe, one Susan Roesgan, and some guy named Norm. Now thanks Allah Pundit, Hot Air, we know two things. One, as for Norm, he went on the Mark Levin Show and acquited himself quite well, link. Two, as for Ms. Roesgen, she is on vacation. In the case of the Taliban, the party which got ambushed lost. In Roesgen’s case, the ambushing party got tagged by her would be victim. If the leftarded medias wants to take down the Tea Partys they are gon... More About: Tale
Nightly Ramble: The Friday Fish Fry Edition
More articles from this author:2009-04-17 22:05:00 Wecome, one and all to the most intense nightly read on the sphere… where the typos are always free. The BitsBlog Nightly Ramble This is the Friday Fish Fry Edition . (Chuckle) Insty notes Micheal Graham: MICHAEL GRAHAM: Janet Napolitano was right. There were hatemongers at the Tea Party rallies on Tax Day. They called themselves “reporters.” Remember when journalists sneered at those dumb bloggers with their obvious biases and potty-mouth approach? . . . . Yep. What you guys fail to connect with however, is the idea that anyone who agrees with the leftist dominated Dinosaur media, cannot possibly be biased in their eyes, because they think themselves unbiased. No amount of pointing to biased behavior like what we saw the other day, will convince them that THEY… The Dinosaur Media… are in fact the PROBLEM. All of this is nothing new, of course.. It’s just that when the power shifted in Washtington, the bias of the Dinosaurs was much harder to hide un... 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 |
|
 |
|
 |
